The Early Childhood programs is designed for a multi-age group where students learn to explore, move and interact socially. Motor coordination and perceptual skills are learned through activities that promote movement, while language skills grow through vocabularly enrichment and socializing opportunities. The child-centered environment is structured to the pace and interests of three- to six-year-olds and gives them freedom to explore and experience with sensory materials. Children are free to choose their own activities working alone or in small groups. The Early Childhood Program provides children with the foundation for a successful school experience.

For children spending a larger portion of their day away from home, we offer The Casa Program, a Montessori Early Childhood prepared environment. The children work at their appropriate academic levels, participate in group activities, and come together for social games and home-like projects in a relaxed environment.

Following a morning work cycle, the students enjoy a relaxing lunch and recess period.
The mid-day session includes an extended work cycle for the Kindergarten-age child, while the younger ones have time for relaxing work as well as a quiet rest period. The late-day period brings the multi-age group back together for expanded activities and projects. Children are engaged in a nurturing, stimulating environment that provides consistency and security as they learn to work and play with others.

The CASA Program is also open on non-class days, such as parent conference and staff in-service days, but is closed for federal and major school holidays. There is also a Spring Break Camp and Summer Camp option for the students, which are both directed by Montessori staff.