Arlington Montessori House

EIN: 54-1594105

Mission Statement

The Montessori curriculum is based on the philosophy that a child is responsible for his or her own self-discovery and self-construction. The Montessori classroom is the child’s primary learning “tool” which upholds an environment that activates and exercises all aspects of the child’s mind, body, and spirit. As a result, we observe children who develop into joyful, self-directed, responsible, and respectful members of society.

Each classroom is directed by a Guide/Teacher who has been trained under the internationally-recognized organization, Association Montessori Internationale.


Program Summary

Arlington Montessori House is an authentic Montessori Primary program for children ages 3-6 years old. Arlington Montessori serves the whole child-and their families. Arlington Montessori House general school day is 8:30-3, Early Care, Aftercare, and a morning schedule of 8:30-noon are also available if needed.


Impact Statement

As a pillar of the Arlington Montessori community for the last three decades, AMH continues to grow as we serve the children and families of the area in providing a high-quality Montessori education. In partnership with our board and parent cooperative, AMH is developing plans for its continued growth, paving the way to another thirty years of Montessori education. We welcome you to join us!


What ways can the public get involved?

The public can get involved with monetary donations directly to Arlington Montessori House. AMH also hosts an annual auction in the spring, local businesses could donate to our auction to ensure interesting items & experiences are available at the auction. Lastly, referrals to our school to neighbors, other families, and friends is helpful.


How are charitable dollars spent? Where does my donation go?

Charitable dollars are spent towards the scholarship program to fund tuition assistance for children in low-income households and/ or single parent households.

Photo of the Arlington Montessori House buildings

Information provided January 2024