Why Kinder Haus Montessori



Not every "Montessori" school is a Montessori school
The word "Montessori" isn't trademarked. Any preschool or daycare can put it on a sign, whether or not it follows the method. That makes it genuinely hard for parents to tell the real thing from a look-alike. Here is how to tell — and how Kinder Haus measures up.
Our mission
Our mission is to nurture each child’s natural love of learning while supporting the whole family. Through authentic Montessori education, we encourage independence, curiosity, kindness, and respect, helping children develop the confidence and life skills they need to become caring, capable, and contributing members of their community.
Our vision
Kinder Haus is creating an environment where children, parents and teachers are supported in reaching their full potential.
What real Montessori looks like — and what we do
Trained guides, not just teachers
In an authentic Montessori classroom, adults are trained to observe and guide rather than lecture from the front.
Multi-age classrooms with a three-year relationship
Our Pre-K and Kindergarten children stay in the same mixed-age community for three years. Older children lead; younger children learn by watching. That continuity is impossible to replicate in a single-grade room.

Real Montessori materials and uninterrupted work
Purpose-built, self-correcting materials, arranged from simple to complex, let children move from concrete to abstract at their own pace — during long, protected work periods rather than constant transitions.
Lower ratios than the state requires
At every level our group sizes are smaller than Louisiana licensing requires — 6-to-1 in Toddler, 8-to-1 in Preschool, and 12-to-1 in Pre-K/Kindergarten — so lessons are given one child at a time.




