Soy Montesser
Soy Montesser is a Montessori-based learning community for children ages 2.5 to 17, offering a dynamic, student-centered environment where kids engage in hands-on learning, exploration, and creative problem-solving. Programs are tailored by age group, from early childhood through adolescence, and include bilingual instruction in Spanish and English.
Families can enroll for short-term participation (minimum two weeks), with flexible learning plans designed to integrate worldschooling children into Montesser’s daily structure. Activities include STEM projects, community work, hands-on science experiments, and cultural outings. The program fosters independence, critical thinking, and environmental awareness through immersive education.
Soy Montesser’s website: https://www.soymontesser.com/
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Meet the Team
Soy Montesser is led by a team of bilingual guides trained in Montessori education. The team works closely with families to ensure smooth integration of worldschoolers, designing customized learning experiences that align with Montessori principles. Their background spans early childhood education, STEM instruction, and community-based learning.
Venue Details
Montesser’s campus is a green, nature-filled environment, designed to encourage hands-on discovery. The space includes gardens, play areas, an outdoor classroom, and a child-friendly ecosystem with water and sand play, climbing structures, and natural learning stations. Each classroom is equipped with Montessori materials, fostering independent learning through self-directed exploration.
Cancellation Policy
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What's Included
Montessori-style education, bilingual instruction, hands-on learning activities, access to outdoor play and exploration spaces, participation in community projects, and customized lesson plans for short-term enrollees.