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Photo: Alive Montessori and Private School · GoogleToronto, Ontario
4.9· 54 reviews
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Photo: Petite Luminaries Montessori · GoogleIt depends on the school, the program (toddler, primary/Casa or elementary) and full or half day. Most schools don't publish tuition; where a school in Toronto has, it's shown on its page and on the MontessoriCity tuition page. You can also ask schools directly when you book a free tour.
AMI (Association Montessori Internationale) was founded by Maria Montessori and emphasizes strict adherence to her original method. AMS (American Montessori Society) is a U.S.-based organization that accepts a broader interpretation. Both are reputable; AMI tends to be more traditional.
Montessori programs are grouped by age: toddler (about 18 months to 3), primary or Casa (about 3 to 6) and elementary (6 to 12). Which of these a school offers varies, so check each school's page or ask when you book a tour.
Most Montessori schools in Toronto are independent (private). A small number of public school boards offer Montessori-stream programs — check with your local district.