Premium childcare and Montessori education for children 10 weeks to 12 years old in San Antonio, Boerne, Stone Oak, Dominion & Fair Oaks
🏆 7+ Years | ⭐ 100s Kinder Ready Graduates | 📍4 Locations
Where Inquiry Meets Excellence
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
We’ve spent 7 years refining what works. Here’s what sets us apart from traditional daycare and preschool.
Programs for Every Stage
Comprehensive programs that grow with your child, from 10 weeks through elementary years.
Find Us Near You
Whether you’re searching for infant daycare, toddler childcare, or a Montessori preschool to prepare your child for kindergarten, EdQuisitive offers comprehensive programs for children 10 weeks to 12 years old across San Antonio, Boerne, and surrounding communities.
Schedule a tour at our Montessori preschool and daycare centers serving San Antonio and surrounding areas
Many parents choose Montessori education because it focuses on the child’s development and independence. Children learn at their own pace, which helps them become more confident and independent. Montessori also teaches emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, which are important for success in today’s world.
We welcome children ages 0–6 in our Montessori preschool and kindergarten readiness programs. We also offer after-school and summer programs for children aged 5-12 years.
Parents choose Edquisitive Montessori for their young children because it offers personalized, hands-on learning. Inquiry-Based Learning, Three-Year Montessori Cycle, and Confidence from Competence
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