Admissions
Admissions Process
1. Application- Download an application or you may call (518.633.1971) or email us to have one mailed to you.
2. Parent Interview- An interview will be set up with the parents
and the head of school as an informal way to get acquainted and
share information.
3. Student Interview- Children will be introduced to the Montessori
classroom materials and be allowed to explore the environment. Students
will be informally assessed by the teacher.
4. Enrollment- Placement is left to the discretion of the Head of
School. Once the child has been accepted parents must fill out the
enrollment contract and health information as well as a non- refundable
$500 tuition deposit within 30 days.
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Daily Schedule
| A.M. Half Day Children’s House |
8:30-12:00 |
| P.M. Half Day Children’s House |
12:30-3:00 |
| Full Day Children’s House |
8:30-3:00 |
| Lower Elementary (1st-3rd grade) |
8:20-2:50 |
| Before School Care |
Beginning at 7:30 |
| After School Care |
End of Class to 5:30 |
Financial Assistance Policy
While the availability of school resources, the number of qualified
applicants, and overall budgetary constraints influence financial
assistance decisions, the Malta Montessori School is committed to making
grants available to as many eligible applicants as possible. In an effort
to make the process fair to all, Malta Montessori considers the following
when making award decisions:
The primary responsibility for financing a student’s education rests with
the family.
Both parents are expected to contribute to tuition. If a parent chooses
not to work, Malta Montessori imputes an annual income for a non-working
parent.
In the case of divorce or separation, Malta Montessori requires both
parents to file an application for financial assistance. The Malta
Montessori School is not bound by any divorce agreement specifying a
parent’s responsibility for educational expenses.
Malta Montessori believes a family should invest in their child’s
education before elective expenses, for example, secondary home ownership,
club memberships, and expensive car leases/purchases. |