Tuition & Programs

From the school's published information, not confirmed by the school (as of 2026-08-11).

Nido$21,575–$21,575 USD/year

Young Children's Community (18 months-3 years)$17,100–$17,100 USD/year

Children's House (3-6 years)$16,850–$16,850 USD/year

Lower Elementary$17,100–$17,100 USD/year

Upper Elementary$17,100–$17,100 USD/year

Adolescent$17,375–$17,375 USD/year

School profile

Basics

Opening hours: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri 07:30–17:30From a government register, Oct 2026
Licence number: 1812020From a government register, Oct 2026
Provider type (register): Licensed child careFrom a government register, Oct 2026
Licence status (register): Full PermitFrom a government register, Oct 2026

Programs

Licensed capacity (total): 180From a government register, Oct 2026
Licensed ages: Infant,Toddler,Pre-Kindergarten,SchoolFrom a government register, Oct 2026

Accreditation and affiliations

Inspection report link: https://childcare.hhs.texas.gov/Public/OperationDetails?operationId=1499819From a government register, Oct 2026

Daily life

Meals: Snacks onlyFrom a government register, Oct 2026

Is this an accredited Montessori school?

AMS Accredited

American Montessori Society (AMS) Accredited is the Society's top standing — the school has passed a multi-year self-study and on-site peer review covering curriculum, teacher training, and facilities against AMS's full standards.

Verify directly at amshq.org/schools using the school's name and city.

Accreditation is not the same as an operating licence. A provincial/state child care licence or private school registration only confirms a school is legally allowed to operate — it says nothing about whether the teaching method is Montessori.

Teacher credentials matter too. Ask how many lead teachers hold AMI, AMS, or MACTE-accredited teacher training — a strong signal independent of the school's own accreditation status.

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