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Arborland Montessori Children’s Academy is a private Montessori school in Fullerton serving infants through 8th grade across two campuses. The school provides Montessori-based academics alongside year-round enrichment and after-school activities.
Arborland Montessori Children’s Academy is a private Montessori school serving children from infancy through 8th grade across two Fullerton campuses. The school combines Montessori principles with California curriculum standards and offers year-round programming including a school year session and a summer session.
The school follows Montessori methods, emphasizing prepared environments, mixed-age learning, individualized learning plans, and development of independence. It lists a low teacher-to-student ratio (1:4 for infants, 1:6 for toddlers, 1:12 for elementary and junior high) and notes curriculum enrichment areas such as dual-language (Spanish and Mandarin), STEAM, public speaking, and other academic supports.
On-campus offerings include a variety of extracurricular and after-school activities held at the school’s education center, such as music, art, dance, theater, swimming (an indoor pool), tennis (on-campus court), gymnastics, soccer, and Tae Kwon Do. The school also runs after-school study hall, tutoring, academic chess, robotics, and summer-school sessions.
Teachers hold Montessori credentials through AMI or AMS and the site indicates many staff have long tenure. The school notes recognition by the Orange County Department of Education and describes regular professional development for staff.
Eight-week academic chess sessions teach the rules and techniques of chess to develop problem-solving, concentration, and strategy skills.
An after-school study hall for elementary-aged students that provides homework assistance, reading time, academic enrichment in math and language arts, arts and crafts, organized sports, recreational activities, and afternoon snacks.
Elementary programming (Grades 1–6) follows Montessori principles extended to academic subjects, integrating history, language arts, science, math, world languages, and enrichment such as music and public speaking.
Program for infants describes classroom periods and activities focused on movement, sensory perception, language, and order within a prepared Montessori environment.
Junior High (Grades 7–8) offers college-preparatory academics within Montessori principles and includes service learning and extracurricular academic competitions.
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Primary-level programming applies Montessori methods for children aged 3–6, with practical life, language, sensorial work, math, geography, music, and arts integrated into the classroom.
Robotics classes use LEGO Mindstorms kits and programming tools to build and program robots, combining engineering, motors, sensors, and apps to create programmable creations.
Toddler program emphasizes practical life, sensorial experiences, language, early math, cultural studies, arts and music to support independence and character development.
Thirty-minute one-on-one tutoring sessions covering subjects such as phonics, reading comprehension, writing, math, and science for K through 6th grade.
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