After School Care
The Portland Montessori School offers flexible and affordable after school enrichment programs that keep children engaged in fun and creative activities when the workday for parents extends beyond school hours. We always maintain a minimum 10:1 ratio of students to caregivers.
AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT
Our after school enrichment program runs five days a week, from 3 PM to 5 PM. During this time, children have more time outside, more snack, and fun activities in our flexible studio classroom space. After care is run by classroom assistants and program support staff.
ENROLLING IN AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT
After care programs are offered on a first come, first served basis. Parents sign up for these programs when enrolling in the program, or their preferences are rolled over to the following year. All families have the option to opt-in or out of this service.
When a program is full, we create a waiting list. If openings become available, we fill them from this list. Should you find you need care after the school year has started, we encourage you to contact the Director of Admissions about availability.
"The Portland Montessori School has given my children such an appreciation for learning and an extensive fund of knowledge. It has been a nurturing, appropriately challenging environment for them to reach their potential."
"Yesterday my second grader added 61 plus 61 in her head and she's zipping through the Harry Potter series. So while the school doesn’t measure her progress with test scores, I can see how much she has learned, but more importantly, I can see and feel her excitement about learning."
"I am so happy that my son is spending his kindergarten year in a Montessori environment where his knowledge, self-control, kindness, sense of purpose, and confidence have all grown by leaps and bounds."
"We've been a part of this amazing community for seven years. Not only are our children getting a fabulous education, but they receive personal care and attention every single day."
"I could write an essay on how my daughter joined PMS in the last year and graduated from her primary class reading chapter books and doing long addition and subtraction with multiple numbers. She’s well beyond her kindergarten peers, and my younger son's pride in his work and love of learning has grown beyond expectation."