Magnolia Montessori
Nurture the Curiosity, Creativity, and Confidence of Your Child
At Magnolia Montessori, we believe that every child possesses a unique spark of potential. Our hands-on, child-centered approach fosters a love of learning, independence, and self-discovery.
In our stimulating classrooms, children are encouraged to explore at their own pace, guided by their experienced and caring teacher. We provide a rich environment filled with age-appropriate materials that support development, science and history knowledge, and literacy and numeracy skills.
Our Montessori program goes beyond academics to nurture the whole child. We foster social-emotional growth, instilling empathy, respect, and a strong sense of self-worth. Our children learn to collaborate, solve problems, and communicate effectively.
We invite you to experience the Magnolia Montessori difference. Visit our school today and see why our approach is recognized for its ability to empower children to become lifelong learners and engaged members of society.
Small hands, big responsibility. Teaching respect and independence through mindful mealtimes together.
Tiny gardeners, big responsibility! These little seeds are delivering kitchen scraps to nourish our classroom garden.
Our students learn from hands-on, authentic materials, sparking curiosity and igniting the flames of lifelong learning.
From concrete to abstract, building a foundation for mathematical mastery, one bead and block at a time.
From whispered pages to resounding voices: Montessori students transform book knowledge into compelling presentations, building confidence and igniting a love for sharing their discoveries.
Order amidst abundance: Every meticulously placed item on this shelf sparks curiosity and invites exploration.
The classroom canvas comes alive: Montessori minds weaving worlds of inspiration, fueled by the whispers of the past.
The rhythm of fractions, beating beneath fingertips: Montessori materials, a tangible bridge between the concrete and the abstract.
A microcosm of wonder: This child-sized shelf in a Montessori classroom bursts with possibilities for endless exploration.
Circles of connection, whispers of inquiry: In a Montessori classroom, learning weaves its magic on the floor, where young minds huddle close, eyes alight with curiosity, as their teacher sparks the joy of discovery.
From concrete to canopy, a classroom without borders: Montessori overnight trips remind us that the greatest lessons are often learned under the open sky, with dirt under our nails and stars as our ceiling.
From shelves to stories, the grocery store comes alive: Montessori students navigate the aisles with purpose, decoding labels, comparing prices, and discovering the fascinating world behind each box and can.
More than just counting, a journey of discovery: With each click and clack of a Montessori chequerboard, a child's curiosity blossoms, their fingers tracing the path from concrete experience to abstract understanding of long multiplication.
Learn About Magnolia
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Who Can Attend Magnolia?
We are currently enrolling children in ages 5.5-11.
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Where Do You Meet?
We meet at Epiphany Lutheran Church in Suwanee, Georgia. While we meet in a church, we have no religious affiliation. We have students of diverse backgrounds and cultures.
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Who Teaches The Children?
We have an incredible teacher with a great deal of experience, an authentic love of children, and a rich understanding of Montessori education. We also have additional support staff that enriches the children’s educational experience.
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What Is A Montessori School?
We learn from the philosophy and methods of Maria Montessori, an Italian physician and educator. We focus on children’s natural interests and abilities and allow children to learn at their own pace. We use hands-on materials in a mixed-aged classroom and foster independence and a love of learning.
Our Location
1350 Peachtree Industrial Blvd
Suwanee, GA 30024
Get in touch
Do you have questions? We would love to help!
We would love for you to join us for our next Open House on January 21st. You are also welcome to request a tour here!
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“Knowledge can be best given where there is eagerness to learn, so this is the period when the seed of everything can be sown, the child’s mind being like a fertile field, ready to receive what will germinate into culture. But if neglected during this period, or frustrated in its vital needs, the mind of the child becomes artificially dulled, henceforth to resist imparted knowledge. Interest will no longer be there if the seed be sown too late, but at six years of age all items of culture are received enthusiastically, and later these seeds will expand and grow.”