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Montessori School of San Diego is a Mission Hills Montessori school serving children from approximately 18 months through 9 years, with four on-site classrooms and an enrollment of about 70 students. The school uses Montessori materials and methods and offers additional enrichment in dance, art and physical education.
Montessori School of San Diego is a small Montessori school serving young children through elementary age. The school enrolls roughly 70 students and operates four classrooms on its campus.
The school follows the Montessori approach, emphasizing experiential, self-paced learning and mixed-age groupings. Classrooms are arranged to support hands-on materials, independence, and individual pacing.
Instruction includes practical life and sensorial work, language and mathematics, and subject strands such as botany, zoology, history and geography, with music and art integrated into the program. The school also provides additional enrichment classes in dance, art and physical education, and offers seasonal enrichment sessions.
The teaching staff includes Montessori-trained teachers and multi-year classroom staff. Some staff hold additional credentials in areas such as social-emotional learning.
A non-academic day camp limited to primary and elementary students featuring daily themed activities, indoor and outdoor play, arts and crafts, music and special events.
An extension of the Montessori philosophy into elementary years with a self-paced curriculum that encourages critical thinking, community participation and student ownership of learning.
Before- and after-school extended care is offered for school-day students.
Primary classrooms use Montessori materials tailored to individual needs and cover social interaction, practical life, sensorial work, language, mathematics, botany, zoology, history, geography, music and art in a progressive, layered curriculum.
A summer session that continues academic work while adding enrichment activities such as art, music and theme days; led by year-round Montessori teachers and open to current students as well as external attendees.
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A toddler classroom focused on fostering independence and exploration through Montessori-designed environments; teachers observe individual interests and introduce activities to support language, concentration and coordination. The program also supports toileting learning with child-sized facilities and peer-led routines.
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