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The Montessori Academy was founded in 1982. Our current school facility was built in 1998, with an addtional four classrooms and a library added in 2009.
Our school was designed specifically for Montessori classroom needs.
We offer an authentic Montessori education with multi age level classrooms.
The Academy offers a nurturing and secure learning environment (in Manheim Township) on 10.5 acres of land.
We have student-tended gardens and a nature trail, and we are surrounded by farm life.
We also have two beautiful outdoor playground areas designed with safety in mind.
-The Montessori Academy was founded in 1982. -Built in 1998,
with an addition in 2009. -The Academy offers a nurturing and
secure environment (in Manheim Township) -10.5 acres of land.
-Student-tended gardens and a nature trail. -Two playgrounds
-Excellent student teacher ratio -Enrichments which include foreign
languages, music, art, yoga, creative movement and cooking
-Handicap accessible
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