Frequently Asked Questions

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Montessori Academy of Broward offers an individualized Montessori education that nurtures independent thinkers, compassionate leaders, and confident learners, supported by AMS-certified teachers and a globally connected ISP network.

The school follows the Montessori method, providing a hands-on, individualized learning experience in multi-age classrooms that fosters independence, curiosity, and lifelong learning.

Students benefit from personalized learning, including one-on-one progress monitoring and weekly feedback, allowing them to learn at their own pace while receiving targeted support.

Students achieve strong academic outcomes, with many ranking in the top 20% nationally and gaining admission to their first-choice high schools, supported by a rigorous curriculum and leadership development.

Students can explore sports, arts, music, dance, foreign languages, and STEM activities, helping them discover their interests and develop new skills.

Yes, as part of the International Schools Partnership, students collaborate globally and participate in international learning experiences that build leadership, communication, and global awareness.

Students learn Spanish from an early age, with advanced options in later years, and can also explore German as an extracurricular activity.

The school provides a safe and secure environment with trained staff, safeguarding protocols, emergency drills, and certified medical preparedness (CPR, AED, EpiPen).

Parents receive regular communication on student progress and can actively participate through events, open houses, and the Parent-Teacher Association.

The school offers programs from infants (as young as 2 months) through Middle School, supporting each stage of development.

Admission FAQs

Yes. Montessori Academy of Broward maintains rolling admissions. Applications can be submitted year-round. If there is space available, children can join at any time of the year.

Yes. Montessori Academy of Broward accepts the following Florida state need-based scholarships:

  • Florida Tax Credit (FTC) & FES-EO Scholarships – AAA Scholarship Foundation
  • Military Families – Child Care Aware® of America

Step Up Scholarships:

  • FTC or FES Step Up Scholarships
  • FES-UA (Unique Abilities)
  • Hope Scholarship

Parents have a choice of sending their own lunch, or they can order through “Yummy in my Tummy,” an organic vendor that provides a wide range of options through their online portal.

Montessori Academy has a policy of “no chocolate, no candy, no soda.” A great emphasis is placed on good nutrition.

MAB does have a uniform policy. Students are required to wear school polos. Boys must wear school shorts or slacks, and girls must wear school shorts or skorts. On colder days, school jackets must be worn. No open-toed shoes are allowed for safety reasons. Students found out of compliance will not be admitted to classes.

We are proud to share that, in our most recent demographics survey, the Montessori Academy student and staff body is represented by over 86 countries.

The Montessori Academy philosophy acknowledges that a lower student-teacher ratio supports better learning. 

MAB is committed to optimising class sizes to the following ratios by programme:

  • Infants — 1:4
  • Toddlers — 1:6
  • Preschool and kindergarten — 1:8
  • Elementary — 1:10
  • Middle school — 1:5

At MAB, we aim to deliver high academic standards through a Montessori-infused curriculum that fosters a love for learning.

Our faculty prepares students for success in high school and beyond through a strong academic foundation, experienced staff, and modern learning environments.

While we are proud of our high school placements and scholarship achievements, we also focus on core values such as grace and courtesy, kindness, self-confidence, and perseverance.

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