The Learning Tree Montessori’s Mission:
To nurture and educate a diverse community of preschool students and their families to be curious, compassionate, caring citizens and catalysts of positive social change. We are committed to providing a Montessori environment that fosters independence, a lifelong love of learning, and lasting relationships.
The Learning Tree is a progressive, established Montessori school that offers year-round care to children 2 ½ to 6 years of age. We are a truly child-centered program, with an amazing staff of seasoned educators and a deep commitment to the practice of outstanding early childhood education. We’ve been supporting families since 1979, and are located in a charming house in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle.
At The Learning Tree we focus on the emotional and social development of children. We also provide an academically rich and inviting space for them to freely explore, and we have a large play yard where we have two outdoor classrooms. We believe that the ability to be in healthy relationship with others is critical when it comes to success in the world and personal satisfaction in life. At The Learning Tree children are guided toward developing their individuality while learning how to be in community with others with compassion.
Please call us to learn more about our dynamic and lively program or visit our admissions page for information about our application process.
The Learning Tree Montessori Preschool
1721 15th Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 98122
206-324-4788
info@learningtreemontessori.com
The Learning Tree Montessori School is committed to equitable relations for all students and all staff.
It is our policy that no one shall be treated differently, separately, or have any action directly affecting them taken on the basis of race, religion, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability where a person is otherwise qualified or could be with reasonable accommodation.
The immediate remedy for any act of discrimination shall be to end it, treat the individual equally, and, as much as practically possible, to eradicate any effects of discrimination.
Please take a look at our tour video below, created by Randy Wood with music by Learning Tree teacher Margo Lauritzen.