Elementary

Our Elementary Classrooms are a dynamic environment designed to motivate children, ages 6 to 11 years, to reach their academic potential at their own pace.  Lessons in the areas of language arts, mathematics, geography, botany, zoology, and cultural studies are fundamental to the curriculum. Enrichment activities include computer instruction, yoga, music, robotics, physical education, and art. In addition, Elementary Students benefit from daily instruction in the world language of their choice: Spanish, Chinese Mandarin, French.

The elementary program offers a continuum built on the preschool experience. The environment reflects a new stage of development and offers the following:

• Integration of the arts, sciences, geography, history, and language that evokes the native imagination and abstraction of the elementary child.
• Presentation of the formal scientific language of zoology, botany, anthropology, geography, geology, etc., exposing the child to accurate, organized information and respecting the child's intelligence and interests.
• The use of timelines, pictures, charts, and other visual aids provides a linguistic and visual overview of the first principles of each discipline.
• Presentation of knowledge as part of a large-scale narrative that unfolds the origins of the earth, life, human communities, and modern history, always in the context of the wholeness of life.
• A mathematics curriculum presented with concrete materials that simultaneously reveal arithmetic, geometric, and algebraic correlations.
• Emphasis on open-ended research and in-depth study using primary and secondary sources as well as other materials.

Students in fourth and fifth grades begin a transition to a more abstract form of learning emphasizing competencies and study skills to support a successful transition to Middle School. Every student is required to have an iPad as research, writing, and broad subject matter are integrated with technology and become a tool used increasingly as part of the curriculum. Formal grades are reported quarterly, and students take the Stanford Achievement Standardized Test annually.

1.  Click here for our

 Admission Application Form
You may email it to: MariaArencibia@CGroveMontessori.com

Following receipt of the Admission Application, the school will contact you to schedule your child's readiness assessment visit.

2. Readiness Assessment Visit
This visit is usually a full day from 9:00a.m. to 3:00p.m.

3.  Enrollment Meeting

 With One Or Both Parents  
During the Enrollment Meeting, the following forms are required:

• Florida Pediatrician Forms (2 forms - immunization schedule form DH680, and general health form DH3040-CHP-07-2013)
• Report cards, recommendation forms, and standardized test scores from sending school.
• Copy of Birth Certificate or Passport Page Documenting Age
• Identification of Parent
• Copy of Medical Insurance Card 

4.  Meet the Teacher  

5.  First day of School

Schedule and Tuition
August to June Annual Tuition is $19,000 or $1,900 per month.     

After School Care until 5:30 p.m. is available for our students at an monthly cost of $400 or $30/daily.  Tuition may be paid annually, semi-annually, 

or monthly.