Authentic Montessori education in a joyful environment

What do we value?

  • A toddler on a playground at a Montessori school is smiling and reaching for bubbles floating above her.

    Joy

  • A three-year old child in a Montessori classroom has removed all of the cylinders from three cylinder blocks and is replacing them carefully, with intense concentration.

    Concentration

  • A four-year old child on a snowy playground at a Montessori school is smiling and making a snow angel.

    Freedom

  • A four-year old child is filling four watering cans with water using a garden hose on a Montessori school playground.

    Responsibility

  • A two-year old child is carefully arranging flowers in a series of four small vases.

    Beauty

  • A child using a magnifying glass to examine butterfly eggs on leaves

    Nature

  • A four year old child is carefully serving slices of avocado to two toddlers who are seated at a table. The child serving is using a table knife to push the avocado off of the fork onto the toddler's plate.

    Grace

  • A two-year old child at a Montessori school is arranging colorful, transparent blocks near a sunny window. The sunlight is creating colored reflections on the floor.

    Exploration

  • A one-year old child at a Montessori school is concentrating on putting on a shoe independently. The child is patiently trying to put the end of a strap through a buckle.

    Independence

  • A two-year old child at a Montessori school is setting the table for lunch. A placemat is on the table. On the placemat are a plate, bowl, cup, fork, napkin, and table knife. The child is placing a spoon beside the table knife.

    Work

  • A three-year old child at a Montessori school is carefully folding a child-sized apron. The apron is made of cotton fabric that looks like watermelon.

    Order

  • A three-year old child in a Montessori school has placed wooden cards, numbered 1 through 10, in a row on a table and is placing a corresponding quantity of red counters beneath each card in an orderly pattern.

    Knowledge

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A one-year old child in a Montessori school is gently placing a small vase beside another vase on a shelf. Both vases contain water and flowers arranged by the child.

The Toddler Community

Ages 16 months to 33 months.

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A five-year old child at a Montessori school is calculating the sum of two four-digit numbers using concrete representations of quantities, as well as paper and pencil.

The Children’s House

Ages 33 months to 6 years.

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  • We have watched our child flourish at Clover in ways we never even considered possible! Clover is more than just a stellar Montessori school, it's a critical foundation for our child's life.

    Alex D.

  • Our daughter is blossoming at Clover! If you're looking for a school that fosters independence, confidence, and a love for learning, look no further than Clover. It's Montessori magic in action!

    Nikhil J.

  • Clover is a community gem...we have deep trust in the care and education our daughter receives every day, and that peace of mind means everything to us.

    Brian & Claire M.

  • Clover’s staff know exactly what skills my child has and how to take her to the next level- all while cultivating a deep love of learning. I am so grateful to have found Clover for our family!

    Molly M.

  • Our 6-year-old is currently completing his final year (Kindergarten) after four years with Clover and it has been one of the best decisions we've made for our son...we have a team of people who also care deeply for our son and are committed to partnering with us

    Zayda H.

  • My child has been absolutely cherished at Clover, is thriving, and I feel confident and at peace while he is in their care.

    Marissa S.

Purple text reading, "Parent Aware," above four yellow stars.

Clover Montessori School has earned Parent Aware’s highest possible rating.

And that's not easy!

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Hours

Clover Montessori School is a five-day per week program with Full Day and Half Day options.

  • Half Day: 8:20 AM to 1:00 PM

  • Full Day: 8:20 AM to 3:30 PM

In addition, Clover offers extended hours.

  • Before Care: 7:15 AM to 8:20 AM

  • After Care: 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM

  • Extended Day: 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM

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A summer day on a Montessori school playground with the Montessori school visible in the background. Two children running toward the school, one carrying a child-sized purple metal pail and the other carrying a child-sized purple broom.