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For children in early childhood through their freshman year of high school

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Our mission


We are committed to providing an authentic Montessori education that focuses on each student’s needs, enabling them to discover, grow, and thrive in their unique potential. Our methods are grounded in authentic Montessori principles that continue to be proven and backed by scientific research on human development. We exceed the international standards of the Association Montessori International (AMI).

Why do so many families choose Wheaton Montessori School?

Personalized Education

Your child has unique potential.  We unlock this through personalized guidance and support.

Multi-age Classrooms

All learners are celebrated as individuals.  In multi-age classrooms, children do not need to wait for peers of the same age to progress within the curriculum. 

Empowering Youth/Learners

Fostering the development of capable, young individuals who excel socially, emotionally, and academically through hands-on learning experiences. 

Research-backed Education

Current neuroscience and human development research consistently supports authentic, well-founded, and rigorous curriculum.

Programs

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We invite you to visit our campus, observe the children and teachers, and experience the educational atmosphere. We encourage you to ask questions and learn about the opportunities available to your family.

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The latest from our blog.

Three children learning long division with Montessori materials, in a classroom setting.
By Rebecca Lingo March 23, 2026
Montessori children experience long division in a concrete and meaningful way. This post shares how hands-on materials help children understand place value and build confidence with complex math.
A Montessori teacher smiles at a young child in a classroom.
By Rebecca Lingo March 16, 2026
Movement is central to how young children grow and learn. Discover how Montessori movement spaces support confidence, coordination, and independence for infants and toddlers.
Two elementary-aged children sit at a table, smiling.
By Tracy Fortun, Lower Elementary Teacher March 9, 2026
The morning of an elementary-aged child at Wheaton Montessori School, including descriptions of math work and friendship.

Montessori vs. Traditional School:

What’s the Difference?


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