A Spanish Immersion
Montessori School

Growing minds. Nurturing hearts. Building community.

AMI Certified • Authentic Montessori • Spanish Immersion

What Makes
Casa de Paz Different

Spanish Immersion

Nature & Outdoor Learning

AMI Certified Guides

Family Partnership

Independence & Confidence

What Makes

Casa de Paz Different

Spanish Immersion

Spanish immersion is woven into daily life through authentic conversation and meaningful experiences.

Nature & Outdoor Learning

Children learn through outdoor exploration, gardening, farming, and caring for the earth.

AMI Certified Guides

AMI-certified guides prepare environments that inspire independence, curiosity, and a love of learning.

Whole Child Development

We nurture intellectual, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual growth—honoring each child's unique path.

Family Partnership

We believe in open communication, collaboration, and walking alongside families on their journey.

Independence & Confidence

Children are empowered to make choices, solve problems, and build the confidence to grow with freedom and joy.

A guide helps two toddlers with a food-preparation activity at a low table

Toddler Community

18 months – 3 years

Our Toddler Program gently guides children through key developmental milestones within an inviting, nurturing environment — Practical Life, Language, Psycho-Motor Development, and joyful exploration in our outdoor garden.

Primary students working together at a classroom table

Primary Community

2.5 years – 6 years

Children engage with five distinct areas that support cognitive, emotional, and physical development — Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics, and Art, Music, and Movement — in Spanish immersion or bilingual classrooms.

Elementary students working together on a collaborative project

Montessori Elementary

6 years – 12 years

Our Elementary Program embraces Montessori's Cosmic Education, fostering interconnected learning through geography, history, science, and math — with collaborative projects, independent research, and hands-on culinary experiences.

A student proudly holding a freshly harvested cucumber from the garden

El Zócalo After-School Program

18 months – 12 years

El Zócalo blends Montessori principles with play-based, engaging activities — food preparation, arts and crafts, Spanish lessons, and outdoor exploration — alongside academic support through tutoring and homework assistance.