Colorful beaded jewelry hanging on wooden display shelves with beads arranged on the shelves.

● Learning

Our Philosophy

● Our Mission & Philosophy

Montessori Principles

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Learning by Doing

Learning happens through concrete, tactile activities that help children internalize concepts deeply and naturally. Students learn directly from daily practice while leaning into curiosity, discipline, and a lifelong creative exploration.

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Montessori for Everyone

We believe early Montessori education should be available to every child by keeping Montessori education accessible and affordable.

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Individualized Instruction

Children progress at their own pace, guided by curiosity and supported through individualized instruction.

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Prepared Environment

Classrooms are intentionally arranged with accessible materials that promote independence and purposeful exploration.

  • "Our son started at 2 as the youngest gets in the class and was immediately embraced by the cohort of older children. We saw his language and independence as well as his coordination expand. Perhaps most important to me has been observing him learning how to be a part of a community , looking out for the younger children who join the class, looking to his older classmates and taking after their example."

    — Emily G.

  • "We can see a real difference in our son since he started Baxter. The creativity, independent play, and confidence he has now is a joy to experience. We love this school and see a definitive growth in our child."

    —Jia Yi G.

  • "My child was born April of 2020 and before attending Baxter had anxiety issues being around people because of Covid. She started attending around age 3 and after a bit of time came out of her shell. Led by Ms. Li, the wonderful teachers made her feel comfortable to be social."

    — Ruben & Ferris D.

  • “Because of the prepared environment, my child is much more independent. He knows he can do things on his own while also able to do group learning and playing. He had a hard transition from home to school life and the teachers are Baxter nurtured him into feeling comfortable very quickly.”

    — Arlo D.

Empty preschool classroom with tables and chairs, shelves with educational supplies, a colorful rug, windows, and Christmas decorations hanging from the ceiling.

● Photobook

Scenes in the Classroom