At Edquisitive Montessori, we maintain small class sizes to facilitate genuine learning.
How many children are in your child’s current daycare/preschool classroom? At Edquisitive, our classroom ratios are lower than those of our competitors and are mandated by the state.
Toddler classrooms: 16–18 children with 2 guides. Competitors 22 children in a classroom
Primary programs: no more than 20–24 children, accompanied by two guides. Competitors up to 36 children in a classroom
🧠 Brain Growth Needs Focus: 90% of your child’s brain develops by age 5.
👩🏫 More Teachers, Fewer Kids
🧒 One-on-One Learning Moments Smaller groups allow time for individualized teaching.
🧘 Calmer Spaces, Better Regulation: Fewer kids means less chaos, less noise, and fewer behavior issues.
🎨 Enrichment That Sticks: Yoga, STEM labs, movement, Spanish, and more—built into the day.
🎓 Kindergarten Ready, and Then Some
“We toured multiple schools—Edquisitive was the only one where kids felt seen.”
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