Seton Montessori Institute

education for Life

Toddlers through adolescents, students enjoy a complete Montessori educational environment, and access to an abundance of learning opportunities in our neighborhood and surrounding communities.

education for Life

Toddlers through adolescents, students enjoy a complete Montessori educational environment, and access to an abundance of learning opportunities in our neighborhood and surrounding communities.

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Childpeace Montessori School

AT A GLANCE

Exterior of the front of Childpeace's main building. Next to the front door is a red metal structure with the name of the school.

Established in 1976

For 48 years we have provided a place for children to belong and be celebrated as individuals amongst a community of peers.

Community of Learning

Childpeace Montessori School is dedicated to providing children and families a community of learning and preparation for life.

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Toddler to Teen

Childpeace is the leading AMI-certified Montessori school in Portland that offers developmentally-focused curriculum that meets children exactly where they are.

12 Months - 8th Grade

Our programs include Toddler Community, Children's House, Elementary, and Middle School.

OUR PROGRAMS
The indoor multi-function room and gym at Childpeace. Large windows span one wall and padded play equipment is arranged in the room.

Our Facilities

Our Northwest Portland campus includes a 40,000 sq ft main building, a playground, a green space and an 8,000 sq ft building for our middle school program.

Beautiful Outdoor Spaces

Our outdoor spaces included a large grass play area, a greenhouse, a playground, basketball court, and raised garden beds to grow plants and vegetables.

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The child has the capacity to educate himself, not in typical schools with their exact syllabuses where children must be obedient, but at a school where he is not controlled, does not have to compete, but can work with enthusiasm according to natural laws. If we do not know these laws and respect them, then we are in danger of spoiling this great work of the child's.


-Dr. Maria Montessori

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