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The Child Unique Montessori School — Taylor campus is a Montessori campus in Alameda that serves children from toddler age through 6th grade (approximately ages 2–11). The campus offers Montessori-based education with an emphasis on cultural curriculum, inclusion, and anti-bias practice.
The Taylor campus is part of The Child Unique Montessori School and serves toddler, primary, and elementary students. The campus accommodates children across early childhood and elementary years and follows a Montessori model of multi-age classrooms and individualized learning.
Instruction follows Montessori methods, using Montessori materials and Montessori-trained teachers to support language, mathematics, sensorial development, practical life skills and cultural subjects. The program emphasizes cultural curriculum, anti-bias education, inclusivity, and social-justice minded lessons. The school describes active family participation through multiple parent committees and community involvement.
Campus facilities include multiple light-filled, carpeted classrooms, an enclosed play area with play structures on soft turf, an outdoor eating area with picnic tables, and a large auditorium with a stage. The school reports small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratios and lists staff with Montessori credentials and long tenure. Meals and snacks are provided in a nut-free environment; daily snacks are offered at no extra cost, a weekly snack menu is posted for families, and food preparation and storage follow USDA guidelines.
Elementary instruction (provided through the Montessori Elementary Intermediate School of Alameda) extends Montessori scope and sequence into grades 1–6 with attention to core subjects, writing, critical thinking, public speaking and the arts.
Primary classes incorporate Montessori learning areas with emphasis on cultural subjects and community connection and include access to a separate library and cultural room for projects and in-services.
Toddlers are guided in Montessori academic areas with emphasis on grace and courtesy and positive peer interaction; music, art and cooking are listed as special focuses.
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