Attend a virtual tour of Bellevue Montessori School’s Toddler Program. Tours for the following school year begin in mid-October.
If spaces are available, Bellevue Montessori School will email you a link to our application form to complete on-line. The application must be accompanied by
a one-time, non-refundable application fee of $175, paid by credit card. This application fee is for new students only. Please note that an application does not guarantee a spot in our program. If enrollment is full, you will be offered to complete a waitlist form. There is no fee to go on our waitlist. Once an appropriate placement becomes available, you will be sent the link to the application form.
The non-refundable deposit payment is your tuition payment for the upcoming school year.
Once you have completed an application, you will be invited to an in-person tour of the Toddler Campus. As part of the tour, you will have a sit-down conversation with the Toddler Program Director.
Bellevue Montessori School will email you indicating an enrollment offer or waitlist status. Please see the enrollment schedule below.
Complete the registration packet and make the non-refundable first deposit payment within 14 days of receiving the enrollment offer.
The non-refundable deposit payment is your tuition payment for June 2026.
Complete the required forms online. These include the current school year Health Form, medically-verified Immunization Form (CIS), Consent for Emergency Treatment, and Photo Use Permission.
For later enrollments, both tuition deposit payments are due prior to the start of the school year in September.
It is important for parents to understand that when they choose a Montessori education, they are committing to a multi-year educational process. During the early years, younger children learn the process of making their own choices, increasing their focus as they work on their chosen activity, and gaining fine and large motor control, problem-solving skills, focus, the ability to follow multi-step instructions, and complete a full work cycle through their work with the Practical Life activities. Children also learn important social skills for being a part of a community and taking on a leadership role as they gain experience in the classroom. All of this experience prepares the child to be successful in their work at the next level when they move into the Early Childhood/Kindergarten classrooms.