Wheaton Montessori School
Discover. Grow. Thrive. Together.

For children in early childhood through their freshman year of high school

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Our mission is to prepare children for life.


We celebrate each child’s individuality and help them discover how they can best contribute to our world and culture. All children are naturally curious and love to learn; we support this innate drive by providing environments that meet children’s developmental needs, by having a consistent staff of loving and highly educated teachers, and by building a community of families that actively support our mission.

Why do so many families choose Wheaton Montessori?

Lessons are designed and given to each child when they are most ready to learn, which keeps everyone challenged.

Social, emotional, and physical development is emphasized along with and through academic skills.

Freedom to move and choose activities and socialize within our unique structure fosters independence and self-confidence.

Current neuroscience and human development research consistently backs authentic, high-fidelity Montessori.

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We invite you to visit our campus, observe the children and teachers, and experience the educational atmosphere. We encourage you to ask questions and learn about the opportunities available to your family.

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The latest from our blog.

Preparation for Adulthood The Montessori Way
By Rebecca Lingo March 24, 2025
Explore the final stage of human development (ages 18-24) through a Montessori lens—where independence, purpose, and meaningful societal contributions take shape.
Adolescent Growth Stages
By Rebecca Lingo March 17, 2025
Explore the transformative adolescent years (ages 12-18) through a Montessori lens, fostering independence, social growth, and meaningful contributions to individuals and society.
Childhood Growth Stages
By Rebecca Lingo March 10, 2025
Discover the key traits of child development (ages 6-12) and how Wheaton Montessori School nurtures reasoning, independence, and social growth in this stage.

Montessori vs. Traditional School:

What’s the Difference?


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