The Montessori School of Bowling Green has been sharing the love of learning for 31 years. Is your child bored? Is your child unmotivated? Does your child dread school? We can help! The Montessori School of Bowling Green educates children ages 3-6th grade. Our hands-on, authentic approach makes children excited about learning, motivated to explore the world, and well-prepared for the global society in which we live. Our programming offers art, music, physical education, world language, cultural sciences and a tailored math and language curriculum where each child’s ability is met and challenged. Our international, diverse population replicates a global society and challenges children to be successful in today’s world. Explore the Montessori School of BG difference—Call today!

1. A United Future Montessori School of Bowling Green

2. What is the Montessori Method? Freedom Structure and Order Reality and Nature Beauty and Atmosphere Montessori Materials Community Life Global Awareness “Children learn best by doing, not by passively accepting other people’s ideas and pre-existing knowledge .” -Maria Montessori

3. Who is the Montessori School of Bowling Green? Established 1980 501(c)(3) Non-sectarian Ages 3-6th grade Diverse Community 2 highly-qualified teachers and an education aide in each room Max room size approx 24 students Spanish, Art, Music, P.E. for all Beautiful campus + 14 acres Karate, Yoga, Scouts, Chess, Cross Country, Track and Field, and more! Peace Education: Care of Self, Others, Environment Accredited through AMS Licensed through ODE “When I ‘graduated’ from sixth grade at MSBG, what made me stand out from my peers was that I was EXCITED and LEARNING.” -Duncan, MSBG Alumnus MSBG has proudly educated children for 31 years who all say the LOVE TO LEARN.

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6. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos

7. Videogame pioneer Will Wright

8. Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales

9. not to mention Julia Child & rapper Sean “P.Diddy” Combs.The Montessori Mafia showed up in an extensive, six-year study about the way creative business executives think. A significant percentage of CEOs and founders had a Montessori education. Is there something going on here? Is there something about the Montessori approach that nurtures creativity and inventiveness that we can all learn from? Above all they were voraciously inquisitive learners.