Montessori in Town
Atlanta, GA
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Participates in: Georgia Promise Scholarship
Verified against the state's participating-school list dated April 23, 2026.
| School Information | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $14,140–$21,300 (August 2026 through May 2027) Tuition may be paid in full or in 10 monthly installments due on the 1st of each month. |
| Kindergarten schedule | Full Day, 5 days/week |
| Aftercare | Yes, until 5:30 pm Afterschool Care, from 3 pm-5:30 pm, is charged separately and per month as follows: 1 Day/Week $42, 2 Days/Week $84, 3 Days/Week $126, 4 or 5 Days/Week $168-$420 |
| Financial aid | Yes |
| Scholarship / voucher programs | Georgia Promise (ESA) |
| Admissions deadline | February 8th for the upcoming school year |
Montessori in Town is a nonsectarian school located in Atlanta, Georgia, serving students from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. The school has an enrollment of 49 students and maintains a student-teacher ratio of approximately 9.8 to 1, supporting a personalized learning environment. As an AMI (Association Montessori Internationale) accredited institution, it emphasizes Montessori pedagogy and adheres to nonsectarian principles, with no religious affiliation. The school offers full-day kindergarten, which operates five days a week, providing a consistent schedule for young learners. The school day lasts about 9.5 hours, including a full day of instruction and aftercare until 5:30 pm, which is available for an additional fee. The tuition ranges from $14,140 to $21,300 for the 2026-2027 academic year, with options for payment in full or monthly installments. Financial aid is available, and the school participates in the Georgia Promise ESA voucher program. The school does not publish specific details about uniforms or lunch programs, but it offers a summer program and supports Spanish language instruction. The campus features a library and is situated in a large city locale. Admissions are due by February 8th for the upcoming school year. The school does not support homeschooling but provides afterschool care and summer activities. Montessori in Town is committed to Montessori principles, with classrooms that are mixed-age and materials covering various curriculum areas. Teachers are Montessori-certified, and the school maintains a focus on fostering independence and individualized learning. Parent involvement is encouraged, though specific programs are not detailed. The school emphasizes a structured yet flexible environment aligned with Montessori philosophy, preparing students for the transition to traditional schools.
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