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.
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.
Smaller groups than the state requires
We staff every classroom with the goal of staying below Louisiana's licensing ratios — about 8 children per teacher in Preschool and 12 in Pre-K and Kindergarten — so lessons can be given one child at a time.
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