OUR FAMILY OF MONTESSORI TEACHERS
Mrs. Massie is a mother of 2 children, both of whom attended Montessori School in their early years. With over 25 years of experience as an AMI-trained Montessori Directress, she currently leads the Children’s House at Fairport Montessori Academy and serves as the School Supervisor.
Mrs. St-Onge is a mother of 2 children, both of whom attended Montessori School in their early years. With over 15 years of experience as an AMI-trained Montessori Directress, she currently leads the Children’s House II at Fairport Montessori Academy.
Mrs. Lustosa is a mother of 2 children and serves as the Lead Teacher in the Young Children’s House at Fairport Montessori Academy. She is an Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) trained teacher, with a specialization in the 0-3 age group.
Mr Thompson is an AMI-trained Montessori Director, he currently leads the Elementary House at Fairport Montessori Academy.
Ms. Holmes is an AMI-trained Montessori Directress, she currently leads the Children’s House III at Fairport Montessori Academy.
OUR MONTESSORI CLASSROOM COMMUNITIES
YOUNG CHILDREN’S HOUSE
AGE: 18M – 30M
CLASS SIZE: 15
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 2021/2022
TEACHERS: 3
CHILDREN’S HOUSE
AGE: 3 – 6 YR
CLASS SIZE: 24
2 CLASSROOMS AVAILABLE
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 2021/2022
TEACHERS: 3
ELEMENTARY HOUSE
(French-Immersion)
AGE: 6 – 12 YR
CLASS SIZE: 30
TEACHERS: 2
14 SPACES AVAILABLE FOR 2021/2022 SCHOOL YEAR.
OUR AUTHENTIC MONTESSORI CURRICULUM
LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
For more than 100 years Montessori-based activities have been effectively used as a system of synthetic phonics.
MATHEMATICS
Within our prepared environment, children will develop the natural ability to count and calculate.
FINE ARTS
We believe the arts are an essential part of every educational environment.
CULTURE
All of our children are exposed to our sensory-based cultural materials that bring to life various plants, animals, and people from all over the world.
PRACTICAL LIFE
Buttoning, pouring, scrubbing a table, and polishing are some of the activities that will help create a bridge between home and school.
SENSORY DEVELOPMENT
As pre-school age children predominantly learn through touch, we use sensorial materials as educational tools.