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DID YOU KNOW??

You can use your Target Red Card at Target to have a percentage of your purchase go back to MCH!

 

Please remember Montessori Children's House in your annual giving through United Way! Just designate our school as the organization to receive your United Way donation (or a designated portion of it).

 

Please continue to send your Box Tops and Soup Labels to school. Thank you for your participation in this activity. Click on the links to find additional box tops and labels for MCH!


 

 

 

 

Click here to learn about our Unique Spanish Immersion Program!

 

Click Here for Parent Volunteer Opportunities!

 

 

Welcome to MCH!

 

Montessori Children's House is dedicated to providing a high-quality, private education based on the teachings of Dr. Maria Montessori, instilling a desire for life-long learning and developing respectful, responsible and self-reliant individuals.

 

To accomplish our goal, Montessori Children's House seeks to meet the social, intellectual, and emotional needs of each child by providing an individualized, child-directed, hands-on learning experience. We are committed to providing a prepared classroom environment designed to meet the needs of the eighteen month through seven year old child fostering a desire to learn and where learning becomes its own reward. We believe the principle of freedom within limits guides independent learning. We expect each person in our Montessori community to accept that freedom with due responsibility and respect. We value the contributions of our students, teachers, administrators, parents, and board of directors. Together, we will continue to provide a high quality, safe, nurturing Montessori environment.

"Let us give the child a vision of the whole universe. . . for all things are connected to form one whole unity."

 

- Dr. Maria Montessori  (1870-1952)

 

Montessori Children's House is an accredited Montessori program. We are also licensed through the State of Iowa. We offer a low student-teacher ratio.

Ms. Jones' and Mrs. Lusk's classroom peace project for the 2008 Peace Festival.