How old does a child have to be in order to attend Mukilteo Montessori School?
A child must be at least two and one half years old and must be potty trained.
How many days a week can my child attend the school?
A parent can choose to send their child for four or five days.
What is the student/ teacher ratio?
There is one adult for every ten children.
Can a child attend half-day sessions?
A child can attend a morning session, an all-day session or an afternoon session.
What time do the sessions begin?
The morning session begins at 8:30 A.M. and lasts until noon.
The all-day session begins at 8:30 and lasts until 3:00 P.M.
The afternoon session begins at 12:30 P.M. and lasts until 3:00 P.M.
Are you licensed by the State of Washington?
Yes.
Do you follow the Mukilteo School District calendar year?
Yes.
What are your teacher’s qualifications?
All of the teaching staff are Montessori certified.
Do you teach a foreign language?
Yes, we offer French by a Montessori trained teacher who is fluent
in the language.
Do you take the children on field trips?
Field Trips are brought to the school. Some examples are: Pumpkin hunt and carving, Everett Symphony, Puppets Please, Aztlan Native American Dancers
Do you require volunteer hours?
All parents are encouraged, but not required to participate in our Parent Organization.
Do you teach music?
We have two music specialists and we also teach music within our curriculum.
Mukilteo Montessori School is a member of PNMA (Pacific Northwest Montessori Association)
WFIS (Washington Federation of Independent Schools)
"We believe strongly that the Montessori preschool/kindergarten experience has provided a strong foundation in reading, math, science, art, music, and history. It has helped make our girls independent learners and prepared them for the transition to elementary school."
"When I pick him up in the afternoons, he is often buzzing about what activities he has planned for himself for the next day. He has become quite a scientist and nature lover thanks to the varied curriculum in his classroom."
"I have been volunteering in the Mukilteo schools for the past eight years, and I have worked as a teacher in the Everett schools, I know he will be ready for the transition from Montessori kindergarten into a public first grade classroom."
"The kids from Mukilteo
Montessori are some of our best prepared kids in knowing how to work independently and with minimal teacher direction."
__Former Mukilteo School District Principal__