Faith Montessori co-op has programs that are designed to satisfy the child's individual needs. The primary curriculum is divided into four foundational learning areas: practical life, sensorial, language, and mathematics. Geography, history, biology, botany, zoology, art and music are presented as extensions of the sensorial, language activities.

 

The Elementary curriculum (1st-3rd) offers an exciting research-based style of learning that fosters the development of core academic skills, independent work and study habits, and cooperative work and social skills.  Children work in small groups on a variety of projects which spark the imagination and engage the intellect. Studies include geography, biology, history, language arts, mathematics, science, music, and art.

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Our Middle and Highschool program is an eclectic mix of traditions and approaches. 

Faith Montessori Community provides a unique learning environment for middle and high school students, balancing independence with structured academic expectations. Our approach recognizes that adolescent learners are developing critical thinking, time management, and self-direction skills. At this stage, our Montessori philosophy shifts from hands-on exploration to valorization of the individual, empowering students to take ownership of their learning while engaging in meaningful, real-world applications. Faith Montessori is a hybrid model, meaning students are in class part-time and work independently on off days.

 

Enrollment is limited to ensure the ages of each classroom remains balanced and in-line with Montessori beliefs.

 

 

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