Our admissions process for the 2025-2026 school year starts on Saturday, November 2 with an open house. Please join us anytime between 9 am and noon. You do not need to RSVP and you may bring your child.
You may also complete an inquiry form. Once you have submitted the form, you will be set up on our school portal with access to your child's admissions checklist which includes an online application.
We schedule several open houses during the school year - typically in November, January and March. During these open houses, families have an opportunity to meet with our teachers, our admissions coordinator, our head of school and current families to see firsthand what is so unique about a Montessori education.
This is your opportunity to view a Montessori classroom in action. We schedule half hour classroom observations during the morning work cycle. These observations allow you to see the environment and the curriculum up close so that you may truly assess whether a Montessori education is right for your child.
Following your observation, you will meet with the head of school where you can discuss your observations and ask questions about how your child would adapt to a Montessori classroom. Observations and meetings with our head of school are scheduled by appointment.
Please watch the primary and toddler videos to get an initial peek at a Montessori classroom in action.
Preference for admission is given to those families who apply prior to the application deadline period. After March 1, applications will be considered on a rolling basis and all applicants will be added to our waiting pool and contacted should a suitable spot open up. A non-refundable application fee is submitted on behalf of each applicant.
After parents submit an application for enrollment in our primary program, a child’s visit is scheduled. The purpose of this visit is to gain additional information about your family and child in order to make the best possible classroom placement decision.
Elementary aged children who have submitted an application will spend several hours in either the lower or upper elementary classroom.
There is no child visit for toddlers. Toddlers who are accepted into the program will be visited at their home by our toddler teaching staff.
This part of the application process gives families an opportunity to gather with other prospective families and the head of school to have an open discussion about our school and a Montessori education. Attendance at this event is required to complete the admissions process.
Following enrollment, a new parent orientation is scheduled in late spring to welcome families to the Adams Montessori School community. New families are welcomed by host families to help make a smooth transition. In the fall, new children are gradually introduced into the classroom community with shortened days during the first week.