Admission
How to Apply
Are you interested in applying to our school? We look forward to meeting you and getting to know your child! These steps will walk you through the process.
How to Apply
These steps describe our process.
1. Contact our Admission Office
It’s never too early to begin the application process. Our Administrative staff can be reached via phone or email. Your first conversation will be a chance to let us know how old your child is and what program you are interested in applying for. We will invite you to schedule a visit to the school so that you may tour the campus and see in person what we have to offer.
2. SCHEDULE A TOUR
Weekday mornings are the best time for your visit. This gives prospective families a chance to see the uninterrupted morning work cycle: a hallmark of Montessori education. Your visit will start with a tour of the school, followed by an opportunity to discuss any questions you may have with our administrative staff.
3. Submit an application
You will be given an application packet at the end of your tour. You can also request an application packet by contacting us through our website.
4. Secure your child’s enrollment
When your child is accepted to our school, we will send you an enrollment contract which you will need to return with the enrollment fee in order to secure their placement in a classroom.
5. Join the community!
Connect with us on social media to find out about events and to learn even more about what we have to offer.
What People are Saying
Reviews
"RMS made education fun! It fostered a love of learning, and I went on to my next school advanced in several subjects. The teachers and staff were always pleasant, and I remember filling my days with educational activities that felt like games with friends. At my next school, I mentioned something about 'big, red circles' representing verbs and 'little, blue triangles' representing articles and the like, and my teacher had no idea what I meant. I thought that was a universal learning guide to the parts of speech! Now I'm an editor and a writer, and I still remember those colors and shapes every time I get to work."
— Amy M.