Each stage has its own rhythm.
We honor the unique path of each child. Learn about our year-round programs, from our relationship-focused infant care to our leadership-driven elementary school in Ogden.
Infant
(0–18 months)
Our Aspen and Willow communities are designed to feel warm, familiar, and safe. Free of baby containers such as swings and bouncers, students have freedom of movement to build their independence and gross motor skills. Through a technique called sportscasting, young students are exposed to significantly more language than in traditional care. Families are supported with baby-led weaning, a breastfeeding room, and practices that strengthen secure attachment. This space is designed in collaboration with families to honor autonomy and health.
"Even as a first-time mom, I felt completely at peace leaving my baby here. The teachers know how to love and guide the littlest ones."
Parent
Toddler
(18 months–3 years)
Our Juniper community fosters independence, autonomy, and curiosity. Toddlers engage in care of self, care of others, and care of the environment through child-sized cleaning materials, self-care items, and Montessori learning tools. Staff supports toilet independence, making it approachable and stress-free for families. Social-emotional learning is built into the rhythm of the day, helping toddlers develop confidence and empathy.
"My daughter surprises me every day with new words and skills. The staff here see her as her own little person, and it shows."
Parent
Primary
(3–6 years, including Kindergarten)
The Pine and Spruce communities build concentration, independence, and academic curiosity. Children explore math, botany, geography, and culture through hands-on experiences, guided by their interests. Social-emotional learning and peace curriculum are emphasized, with guides as their model for conflict resolution and positive discipline. AMS-certified teachers provide individualized lessons, helping students develop executive function and a lasting love for learning.
"The atmosphere here is peaceful, joyful, and full of curiosity. My child is thriving."
Parent
Summer Camp
(6–12 years)
In Summer Camp, children experience a vibrant community where curiosity, creativity, and collaboration thrive. Campers explore engaging, hands-on activities, build confidence through new challenges, and develop meaningful friendships in a supportive mixed-age environment. Each day offers opportunities for discovery through outdoor adventures, creative projects, games, and enrichment experiences that encourage teamwork, independence, and problem-solving. Social-emotional growth is woven throughout the camp experience, helping children practice responsibility, kindness, and resilience while creating lasting summer memories.
"My son has grown in confidence and accountability. He takes pride in helping his peers and feels a strong sense of belonging."
Parent
Our Practices
Unlike traditional school schedules, we are designed to support the realities of the modern working family. We provide up to 11 hours of care each day, offer flexible scheduling options, and maintain minimal closure dates to ensure families have reliable, consistent care throughout the year. Whether you're a long-time local family or a transplant building your village in Ogden, our goal is to be the dependable community and support system your family can count on.
Discipline
We practice positive discipline using redirection, kind and firm boundaries, and social-emotional learning. This approach supports children in building intrinsic motivation and self-regulation.
Learning Environment
Our classrooms are designed for hands-on learning with real materials. They are calm, purposeful, and child-centered — while still reflecting the natural energy of children at work.
Conscious Childhood
We focus on authentic Montessori practice: real materials, purposeful movement, and daily outdoor time.
Sustainable Features
Our school emphasizes trust and communication. Through skills like caring for themselves, others, and the environment, we help children see how capable they are and the impact they can have on their greater community.
