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Casa Niños School of Montessori, Inc. is a Montessori early-education school in Tucson that offers multi-year, multi-age Montessori programs from infants through an elementary program; the site states the school uses an individualized Montessori curriculum and is accredited by the National Accreditation Commission.
Casa Niños School of Montessori, Inc. is a Montessori school on Tucson's east side that the site says was established in 1992. The site describes the school as a family-owned, community-focused program that uses an individualized Montessori curriculum and multi-year, multi-age classrooms.
The site states the school follows the Montessori philosophy with prepared classrooms and multi-year groupings. According to the website, teachers are certified Montessori specialists and all staff are trained as inclusion specialists; the site emphasizes individualized lesson plans based on observation.
The site lists a green campus, low teacher–student ratios, nutritious snacks, and a large secure playground. The website also states the school is accredited by the National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education Programs (NAC).
The site describes an elementary program that builds on the primary curriculum, uses familiar materials in expanded ways, and emphasizes mentoring, problem-solving, creativity and independent exploration in multi-age classrooms.
The site describes infant rooms designed to provide secure, nurturing care while beginning foundations for emotional, social, and physical development and supporting smooth separation for families.
The site describes a prepared environment with hands-on materials introducing science, math, pre-writing and pre-reading, along with practical life activities that support independence and personal hygiene assistance.
The site describes mixed-age primary classrooms using manipulative materials across practical life, sensorial work, math and geometry, science, language, writing, geography and cultural studies to support independent learning.
The site describes toddler activities that focus on exploration, gross motor skill development and increasing independence within environments adapted to changing needs.
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