Brookeside Montessori Admissions
At Brookeside Montessori School, our admissions process is designed to help families get to know our community and ensure the best fit for each child.
Enrollment for the school year begins in January and continues throughout the year as space is available.
Admission Process
Step 1 Parent Tour
To begin the process, we invite you to schedule a school tour or attend our annual Open House.
During your visit, you will have the opportunity to observe classrooms, meet staff, and learn more about our Montessori environment.
Step 2 Child Visitation
Your child will be invited to visit the classroom, where they can:
- Explore Montessori materials
- Interact with peers
- Meet teachers and experience the environment
This visit helps us understand your child’s readiness and ensures Brookeside is a good fit. A classroom visit does not guarantee enrollment.
Step 3 Enrollment Decision
Admissions decisions are shared within approximately one week following the child visit.
The most important factor in our decision is whether Brookeside will support your child’s growth and success in our learning environment.
If accepted, families will complete registration forms and submit required documents along with a $200 non-refundable registration fee.
Tuition & Financial Information
Tuition information, calendar dates, and scholarship details are available below:
- 2026-2027 Tuition: click here to open/download
- 2026-2027 School Calendar: click here to open/download
- 2026-2027 Scholarship Letter: click here to open/download
- click to open/download: PreK Application or K-12 Application
Important Notes
- Enrollment is ongoing as space permits
- No refunds are issued for absences or withdrawals during the school year
- Brookeside does not offer before or after school care
- Students may not arrive before 8:10 AM
- Half-day dismissal is 12:00 PM
- Full-day dismissal is 3:30 PM
Transportation
Transportation to and from Brookeside Montessori may be available through your local public school district for students in Kindergarten through Grade 6.
If a district provides transportation for public school students, it is generally required to offer transportation to nonpublic students of the same grade level, provided the school is within 10 miles of the district boundary.