FAQ

The Montessori Method is a child-centered, holistic approach to education developed by Dr. Maria Montessori.

It emphasizes curiosity, discovery, independence, and cooperation in a thoughtfully prepared environment. Children are encouraged to choose meaningful activities that spark their natural interests and build confidence through hands-on learning.

Unlike traditional daycare, Montessori focuses on the whole child, supporting independence, confidence, and a love of learning.

Instead of teacher-led activities, children in a Montessori environment choose their work within a thoughtfully prepared space, allowing them to follow their interests and learn at their own pace.

For preschoolers, this means more hands-on learning, deeper concentration, and greater opportunities to build real-life skills, social awareness, and emotional confidence in a calm, respectful environment.

Yes. At Liberated, meal and snack times are more than just nourishment, they are opportunities for children to build independence, practice social skills, and experience foods from diverse cultures in a supportive community setting.

All meals and snacks are included in tuition, ensuring every child has access to healthy, balanced food throughout the day.

Liberated is a peanut-free environment. We can accommodate food allergies and Vegetarian and/or Gluten Free diets.

Yes. Please visit our Scholarship page for more details on how to apply.

At Liberated, we believe every child deserves access to Montessori education, and we intentionally foster a diverse community where all families feel welcomed and represented.

Lee’s Fund is a scholarship created to aid underserved communities and those suffering from financial hardships.

Yes. The safety of our students is our highest priority. Our school is equipped with cameras in the main rooms and on the playground.

Liberated is committed to creating and sustaining an inclusive, equitable, anti-bias, and anti-racist school environment. We welcome all families with open arms and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, origin, religion, gender identity, or expression.

In our community, children learn about diverse cultures, celebrations, holidays, and the many different types of families that make up our community. Our school is intentionally progressive, diverse, accessible, and LGBTQ+ friendly, and we see this work as ongoing and essential to our mission of serving all children.

Yes. At Liberated, we take advantage of the natural window for language acquisition that occurs from birth to age six.

Our Spanish curriculum uses a multi-sensory, immersive approach that makes learning engaging and meaningful. Children experience Spanish through songs, games, poetry, Latin American music, and Montessori materials translated into Spanish.