AT-A-GLANCEGRADES SERVED: PreK-3 - Grade 8
LOCATIONS (view disclaimer):
John Hanson Montessori, Judith P. Hoyer Montessori and Robert Goddard Montessori
PROGRAM INFO: Department of Specialty Programs and The Arts
WEBSITE: John Hanson Montessori, Judith P. Hoyer Montessori, Robert Goddard Montessori
TRANSPORTATION:
The Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Montessori program provides a unique, well-rounded approach to education that supports every aspect of a child’s development—intellectual, emotional, social, and physical. The Montessori environment encourages dignity, respect, and a lifelong love of learning. Instruction is tailored to match each student’s interests and abilities, while lessons emphasize critical thinking and collaborative learning.
Montessori classrooms are grouped by age, allowing students to stay with the same teacher and peers for several years as they progress through multi-year learning cycles. Families who enroll in the Montessori program are expected to support their child’s development into an independent, confident, and self-directed learner, with the intention of completing the program through eighth grade.
Montessori offers students unique opportunities for:
View video of our Montessori Program**
**The video includes an outdated program entry and registration process at the end.
Through the PGCPS lottery process, parents of students who are ages 3 or 4 have an opportunity to reserve enrollment in one of the Montessori schools throughout the county. Admission to the program/school is governed by a random placement lottery. Applications are available to students ages 3 and 4 who are residents of Prince George’s County. Montessori school assignments are determined based on the student's home address, as defined by designated school boundaries. Assignments are not based on the location of before- or after-school care providers. For additional information and to apply, visit our website or call 301-808-8150.