Yes. We offer financial aid through our Lee’s Fund scholarship program. This fund helps ensure tuition is never the reason a child cannot access Montessori education.

Our goal is to make high-quality Montessori education accessible to all children by removing financial barriers and creating opportunities for every family.

If you’d like to apply or learn more about eligibility, please review our Scholarship page.

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 nut-free environment. We can accommodate food allergies and Vegetarian and/or Gluten Free diets.

Yes. The safety of our students is our highest priority. Our school is equipped with cameras in every classroom, on the playground, in the parking lot, and throughout all hallways to ensure continuous monitoring of our campus.

In addition, we use a secure code-entry system for families, so only authorized individuals can access the building.

These measures, combined with attentive staff supervision, create a safe and secure environment where children can learn and play with confidence.

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.

Each classroom also has a native Spanish-speaking educator who interacts with children exclusively in Spanish, providing consistent exposure in a natural way.

Liberated Montessori 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 classrooms, 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. Liberated Montessori has an active Parent Association that helps strengthen the connection between families and the school.

The Parent Association provides opportunities for parents to get involved, share ideas, support classroom needs, and help organize community events and fundraisers.

By joining the association, families play a meaningful role in shaping our school community, building relationships, and supporting the mission of providing high-quality, inclusive Montessori education for all children. Learn more here!