Missoula Christian Montessori School Inc
About Missoula Christian Montessori School Inc
Missoula Christian Montessori School gives children in Missoula a place to learn with both structure and care, from primary through middle school. Its classrooms pair Montessori education with faith-based activities, certified teachers, and a school chaplain, so children are supported in their intellectual, spiritual, emotional, social, and physical growth. For families looking for Christian Montessori education, that kind of steady, all-in-one school life matters.
What sets this school apart is the way it keeps Montessori education and explicitly Christian formation in the same daily rhythm. Children can stay within the same community from primary years through the adolescent middle school program, which gives families continuity as students grow.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Primary (3-6)
Montessori education for primary-age children in a Christian environment.
Elementary (6-12)
Montessori education for elementary-age children, with interdisciplinary study and mixed-age classrooms.
Middle School, AMP (12-15)
The Adolescent Montessori Program for students ages 12 to 15, with reflective and active learning, seminars, projects, and community work.
Scholarship and tuition assistance programs
Best Beginnings scholarships, Montana Student Scholarship Organization support, the St. Nicholas Scholarship, and the Kindergarten Scholarship.
About this work
In their own words — what they do, who it reaches, and what your dollars actually fund.
Mission
To serve children in faith and love.
Who they serve
Children ages 3 to 15, including primary, elementary, and middle school students, and their families seeking Christian Montessori education.
How your donation helps
- Temporary financial assistance through the St. Nicholas Scholarship
- Kindergarten Scholarship tuition supplements
Our story
Missoula Christian Montessori School began in 2014, when two teachers set out to bring a Christian-based Montessori program to Missoula. They wanted to enrich the community and share the vision of Dr. Maria Montessori along with the love of Jesus Christ.
Need help?
How someone in need can access Missoula Christian Montessori School Inc’s services.
Families interested in enrollment schedule a tour by phone or email, then submit an application. Admission is based on readiness for the Montessori Primary program and the order in which applications are received. Scholarship support may be available through Best Beginnings, Montana Student Scholarship Organizations, and the school's St. Nicholas Scholarship for currently enrolled families.
In their words
Our mission is to serve children in faith and love.
The joy is transformative!
Look, I did it all by myself!
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Missoula Christian Montessori School Inc has shared.
Volunteer opportunities
- Volunteer work connected to the Kindergarten Scholarship
- Fundraising or program improvement efforts
- End-of-the-year work-parties
Recognition & press
Awards & recognition
- Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) certified teachers
- American Montessori Society (AMS) certified teacher credentials
- Recognized as a Student Scholarship Organization by the Montana Department of Revenue, 2024
Press & mentions
Partners & funders
In the news
Articles featuring Missoula Christian Montessori School Inc from the Love What You Fund newsroom.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
How is Christian formation included in the program?
Christian formation is part of the daily life of the school through Bible stories, prayer, contemplation, and faith-based activities. The school chaplain also leads weekly lessons and offers guidance and support.
What scholarship options are available for families?
Families can apply for Best Beginnings scholarships, Montana Student Scholarship Organization support, the school’s St. Nicholas Scholarship, and the Kindergarten Scholarship.
How does the middle school program differ from the younger programs?
The middle school AMP program leans into synthesis and integration. Students take part in interdisciplinary study, reflective and active learning, seminars, workshops, discussion groups, research tasks, practical projects, and community work.
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