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Why are children of different ages together in a Montessori classroom? At Julia Brown Schools, children are intentionally grouped within three years of one another, following the Montessori three-year cycle. This allows children to learn within a familiar classroom community while progressing through lessons according to their individual readiness. While public schools generally group children by age and grade, Montessori creates a community where children learn from not only

At Julia Brown Schools, we believe education is not just about what a child knows, but about who they are becoming. As Dr. Maria Montessori said, “The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.” Every routine, expectation, and lesson is designed to help children grow into confident, capable, and respectful individuals. Respect Is Practiced Every Day In Montessori, respect is not just taught; it is practiced every day through intentional routines and clear expectation

Choosing the right school for your child is a big decision, especially when searching for an authentic Montessori school.