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.
1.
Schedule a Virtual Information Session
We invite you to schedule a virtual information session or call us directly at
703-243-3914 to learn more about our school, what we do, and answer any questions you may have.
2.
Schedule an Observation
Initial visits are scheduled for weekday mornings. 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 a chance to sit and observe a class at work. Before you leave, you will have an opportunity to meet with our administrative staff to ask any question you may have. Please note that these initial visits are for adults only.
Observations are not available during spring break (March 25th-April 1st) summer break (June 23rd - Sept. 7th) Thanksgiving break (Nov 20-24), Holiday break (Dec 18- Jan 2) and all Federal Holidays.
3.
Submit an application
Submit your information to receive an application, or feel free to request a paper copy during your visit. Please keep in mind that spaces do fill early.
4.
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.
“Our two year old daughter has attended Chesterbrook and all three of us absolutely love the school. She has been attending since she was about 19 months old, and she has made Tremendous progress with independence and developing her vocabulary. She loves to read, speak, and learn new words. Her learning there astounds me and my wife and I are in awe of what Ms. Lisa and her staff do to encourage these little loves every day.
They teach them everything from changing their own clothes, community eating etiquette, toilet training (!!), interpersonal skills, and respecting their teachers. Could not recommend a school more highly. Well run and highly communicative with the parents via email.”