Midtown Montessori Academy is a Montessori school group in the Denver area that serves children from infancy through sixth grade and operates multiple campuses including a Midtown location at 1675 West 67th Ave, Unit 200.
Midtown Montessori Academy is a community-based Montessori school group serving children from infancy through sixth grade across several campuses in the Denver metropolitan area. The organization emphasizes individualized learning within carefully prepared classroom environments.
The school follows an authentic Montessori pedagogy, emphasizing hands-on materials, multi-age classrooms, and individualized instruction from Montessori-trained guides. Classrooms are arranged to promote independence, concentration, and developmentally appropriate exploration.
Before- and after-school childcare offered by the school system to support families around the regular school day.
An individually paced elementary curriculum for older children that focuses on academic challenge alongside students' well-being and sense of self.
The culminating year within the Primary classroom cycle, serving the oldest children in Primary classrooms and preparing them for elementary-level work.
A Montessori infant class described as a calm, purposefully arranged environment that supports movement and sensorial exploration; floor beds are used instead of traditional cribs and infants are not confined to walkers or swings.
The Nido (Italian for “nest”) is the Montessori infant program, providing a safe and nurturing environment for infants to develop independence and foster curiosity as they adapt to their new world.
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The Primary classroom is a mixed-age environment that provides a prepared setting for individualized learning experiences tailored to each child’s needs, interests and developmental level.
A dual-language model delivering instruction in Spanish and English with varying proportions of each language across age groups (for example, a strong Spanish emphasis in younger early childhood years and a balanced model in lower elementary).
Optional summer childcare camps offered during school breaks as an add-on for families needing year‑round care; camps are available at an additional daily/session rate.
The Toddler community structure supports developing gross and fine motor skills, and nurtures self-discipline, impulse control, concentration and social awareness as children move toward greater independence.
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