Riverstone Montessori Academy

The key component to academic success is a school’s curriculum. Even if you have a younger child, we encourage you to visit all of our classrooms and see how far your child can advance in the Montessori Elementary Preschool and Middle School environments. Traditional education is a combination of many different unrelated, often untested, curriculums and classroom designs. As a result, students must adapt and re-learn each new routine or approach as they change subjects, classes, teachers or grades.

Elementary Preschool student working with The AMI Montessori curriculum, which was developed over 50 years of scientific study, takes a longitudinal approach to child development with a design that is interrelated from age 3-14. As students mature they easily advance and add new responsibilities and expectations without the unnecessary delay or confusion of changing educational environments. This approach allows us to introduce more advanced concepts at an earlier age and reinforce them as the student progresses for a more complete understanding. This is true internationally as well. An AMI Montessori student from Japan, India or Britain can easily integrate into a classroom in the U.S. since the materials, classroom design and curriculum are all uniform and work cross-culturally.