Unlike traditional daycares that focus primarily on supervision, we provide hands-on Montessori learning that builds independence, critical thinking, and confidence. Every classroom is carefully prepared with age-appropriate materials designed to foster natural curiosity.
Our Spanish Grove Academy location offers dual-language immersion at no extra cost—something most San Antonio daycares charge hundreds more for. Children naturally absorb Spanish through daily activities, songs, and conversations.
Our trained chef prepares nutritious, USDA-compliant meals on-site every day. No pre-packaged foods or outsourced catering. We accommodate allergies and dietary restrictions with care.
We maintain ratios better than Texas state requirements: 2:8 for infants (state allows 2:10), 2:16 for toddlers (state allows 2:22), and 2:24 for preschoolers (state allows 2:36). This means more individualized attention for your child.
We proudly accept Child Care Services (CCS) and Child Care Aware (CCA) at all four locations, making quality Montessori education accessible to more San Antonio families.
All Edquisitive campuses are Cognia Accredited and Texas Rising Star 4-Star rated—the highest quality standards in early childhood education. We don’t just meet requirements; we exceed them.
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Choosing the right environment for your child is a big decision. We’ve put together a guide to help you navigate the process.
Here’s what parents notice when they tour both
| Feature | Edquisitive Montessori | Typical Daycare |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Experience | Child-led work with real materials, movement, and choice. | Teacher-led group activities and general toys. |
| Classroom Feel | Calm, structured, with clear order on shelves and floors. | Busy, loud, and often crowded. |
| Learning Approach | Montessori and inquiry-based edScription™ curriculum. | Basic curriculum or activity sheets. |
| Life Skills | Strong focus on independence, self-care, and respect. | Limited time for individual skill practice. |
| Enrichment | Spanish, yoga, music, and STEM built into tuition. | Often extra fees for add-on classes. |
A 30-minute tour. No pressure, no obligation—just a chance to see if we’re the right fit for your family.
“Our daughter is so independent now—she goes potty on her own, helps clean up, and insists, ‘I do it myself.’ That came from her teachers at Edquisitive, not us!”
“We toured multiple facilities and felt the most confident and at ease with Edquisitive. The teachers develop real relationships with the children—you can see it.”
“They focus on the entire child—social growth, independence, and confidence. Our son actually asks to go to school. It’s so much more than just daycare.”
From your baby’s first weeks to kindergarten graduation, we provide Montessori-based care that grows with your child. Choose the program that fits your family:
22215 Wilderness Oak, San Antonio, TX 78258
⭐ Specialty: Spanish Immersion & Dual Language Montessori
Serving: Stone Oak, Bulverde, Rogers Ranch
27521 Interstate 10 W, Boerne, TX 78006
⭐ Specialty: Nature-Based Montessori with Outdoor Learning
Serving: Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, Dominion
2829 Hunters Green Dr, San Antonio, TX 78231
⭐ Specialty: Exceptional Infant & Toddler Care (2:8 Ratios)
Serving: Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Alamo Heights
6304 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78240
⭐ Specialty: Extended Hours for Healthcare Professionals
Serving: Medical Center, Babcock Road, Leon Valley
Quick answers to the most common questions parents ask:
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