Education for Life

A Montessori school for children ages 3 to 12 years.

Why do so many families choose Montessori?

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Individualized Learning

Lessons are designed and given to each child when they are most ready to learn.

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Whole Child Education

Social, emotional, and physical development is emphasized along with academic skills.

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Empowered by Choice

Freedom to move and choose activities fosters independence and self-confidence.

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Supported by Research

Current neurology and human development research consistently backs Montessori.

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Our Mission

At West Suburban Montessori School, we believe that a quality Montessori education is an aid to life and that in committing to the education of the whole child, we are committed to building a better world for future generations and, ultimately, a more peaceful world. We believe in igniting the child's natural curiosity for learning.

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We invite you to visit our school, meet the teachers, and observe the children in their classrooms. We encourage you to ask questions and learn about the opportunities available at all levels of our programs.

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February 9, 2026
Explore a calm, respectful Montessori approach to toilet learning that honors children’s development, independence, and bodily awareness.
Three children on a wooden floor, coloring and working on art project.
February 2, 2026
Discover how Montessori geometry introduces equivalence through hands-on exploration, helping children build deep understanding of area, fractions, and mathematical reasoning.
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January 26, 2026
Explore the Montessori story of geometry’s origins, from ancient Egyptian rope-stretchers to modern classrooms, inspiring children’s wonder and curiosity.
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