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The Montessori Children's House of Hyde Park is accredited by AMI, the Association Montessori Internationale, an organization created to protect Dr.
Montessori's work in it's true form. The highest standards are required to maintain this yearly accreditation.
There are only a handful of AMI schools in Florida.
Our school was established in 1996 and has been led by Ms.
Amanda Linton-Evans, Head of School. The school is dedicated to providing a quality Montessori education in a small environment for children ages 3 to 12.
The school seeks families that are interested in a long term Montessori education for their children.
The children of the elementary classroom have different needs and challenges than those of the three to six year old children.
These children possess strong imaginations and are physically stronger. They look at the world with a different perspective.
They are concerned with right and wrong, with the unusual and the extraordinary.
Where the younger children required physical order, these children require order of the unseen.
They are moving from a mechanical way towards an intellectual level.
These children need a more abstract approach, one that aids in the development of logical, reasoning minds.
The elementary classroom changes its approach and materials to nurture these characteristics, and again, follows the children.
The prepared environment encourages children to be self-motivated, active, and inquisitive learners.
Club or Organization: Chess club, Drama club, Science and Nature Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Soccer Shots
School Notes
The Montessori Children's House of Hyde Park is accredited by
AMI, the Association Montessori Internationale, an organization
created to protect Dr. Montessori's work in it's true form. The
highest standards are required to maintain this yearly
accreditation. There are only a handful of AMI schools in Florida.
Our school was established in 1996 and has been led by Ms. Amanda
Linton-Evans, Head of School. The school is dedicated to providing
a quality Montessori education in a small environment for children
ages 3 to 12. The school seeks families that are interested in a
long term Montessori education for their children. The children of
the elementary classroom have different needs and challenges than
those of the three to six year old children. These children possess
strong imaginations and are physically stronger. They look at the
world with a different perspective. They are concerned with right
and wrong, with the unusual and the extraordinary. Where the
younger children required physical order, these children require
order of the unseen. They are moving from a mechanical way towards
an intellectual level. These children need a more abstract
approach, one that aids in the development of logical, reasoning
minds. The elementary classroom changes its approach and materials
to nurture these characteristics, and again, follows the children.
The prepared environment encourages children to be self-motivated,
active, and inquisitive learners.
When is the application deadline for The Montessori Children's House Of Hyde Park?
The application deadline for The Montessori Children's House Of Hyde Park is Mar. 1 / rolling (applications are due on Mar. 1 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
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