Why Families Choose eBridge
✓ AMI-recognized Montessori programs
✓ Experienced, highly trained Montessori educators
✓ Infant through Elementary programs on one campus
✓ Extended day options for working families
✓ Serving Central Massachusetts families since 2005
Families often share with us that they appreciate that our Montessori education combines nurturing care with a purposeful learning environment – as early as infancy. Ultimately, the best way to determine whether eBridge is the right fit for your family is to visit our classrooms and experience Montessori in action.
Admissions Process
Choosing a school is a big decision. Our admissions process is designed to help you determine whether eBridge Montessori is the right fit for your child and your family.
Through classroom observations, tours, and conversations with our team, you’ll have the opportunity to see Montessori education in action, ask questions, and learn what makes eBridge unique.
The infant and toddler Montessori communities and curriculum: video here
An Introduction to Montessori for the preschool to Kindergarten aged child: video here
Montessori Math for the primary program (3 to 6 year old): video here
Montessori for Elementary age learners: video here
After receiving the application form, we contact parents to schedule a classroom visit for their child. This visit takes place in the afternoon after our current students have been dismissed. It is an opportunity for a new child to meet a teacher and engage in a few activities.
For a new infant or toddler, an administrator will join the family in the classroom. The child will explore the classroom and interact with the teacher while parents are present. The administrator will talk to the parents to get to know the child and family while the child explores.
For a new primary child, a primary teacher will present a few activities to see if the child is ready and open to a Montessori environment. During this time, parents meet with an administrator to know more about the child and discuss their educational goals and other considerations related to the admission process.
A new elementary student will be invited to visit our classroom during the school day to experience the environment and get familiar with our community.
If the child has attended another school or daycare center, parents should sign a Record and Information Release Form so that eBridge may obtain written assessments from the child’s previous schools for review during the admission process. We may request teacher recommendations when necessary.
The school administrators and teaching staff work together to make admission decisions. We take into consideration each child’s openness to and readiness for the prepared environment as well as prospective parents’ commitment to complete a Montessori education. Placement in a classroom is based on the needs of the classes with regard to balance of age, gender and ethnic diversity.
Once accepted, parents may register their child by completing our Online Enrollment required by the state, signing the enrollment agreement, and submitting $1000 tuition deposit and applicable tuition within two weeks. The tuition deposit will be applied to the last tuition payment the parents are responsible for. A child is fully registered after Online Enrollment and tuition deposit is submitted. If a parent has to withdraw a child from the program before completion of the program, the school requests at least TWO months written notice by filling out the withdrawal form in order to refund the tuition deposit.
Waiting List – When eBridge Montessori School has full enrollment, the applicant’s names are placed on a waiting list. As soon as space becomes available, we contact parents to start the admission process.
Tuition and Fees
The first years of life are a period of extraordinary development. At eBridge Montessori School, tuition is an investment in far more than childcare – it provides a carefully prepared learning environment, highly trained Montessori educators, individualized instruction, and a community dedicated to helping your child develop independence, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.
Since 2005, families throughout the MetroWest area have chosen eBridge Montessori because they want more than supervision for their children. They want an educational and social experience that nurtures the whole child and prepares them for a bright future.
2026-2027 Tuition Rates
| Program | Half Day (8:30 AM – 12:00 PM) | Full Day (8:30 AM – 3:00 PM) |
|---|---|---|
| Infant: (6 wks-15 mos) | $18,350 | $22,550 |
| Toddler: (15 mos-2.9 yrs) | $17,050 | $21,050 |
| Primary: (2.9-6 yrs) | $14,950 | $18,650 |
| Elementary: (6-12 yrs) | – – – | $19,450 |
Additional Programs Available
- Morning Care: beginning at 7:30 AM
- After-School Care: through 6:00 PM (5:30 PM for Infant/Toddler)
- Weekly Summer Program
Payment Options
- Annual Payment – Due before the start of the school year
- Semi-Annual Payment – Two (2) payments due in August and January
- Monthly Payment Plan – Ten (10) monthly payments from August through May (incurs a $10/monthly processing fee)
Sibling Discount
Families with more than one child enrolled at eBridge Montessori School may be eligible for a sibling tuition discount.
Please contact us for details.
Financial Assistance
We believe every child deserves access to a high-quality Montessori education. To help make that possible, eBridge Montessori School offers financial assistance to qualifying families and accepts state vouchers.
Financial assistance is available for children enrolled in our Primary and Elementary programs. Priority is given to families with two or more children attending full-day programs at eBridge.
Awards are reviewed annually and families seeking assistance must submit an application each year.
Questions about financial assistance? Contact us to learn more.
Admissions Policy
eBridge Montessori School does not discriminate against any student or family on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, political beliefs, or sexual orientation in the admission process to the school and any school-administered programs.
Based on the state regulation, we may enroll infants beginning at six weeks, toddlers from fifteen months old; primary from two years and nine months old; and elementary from six years old.
A child’s toilet training status is not an eligibility requirement for primary program enrollment. Children can be either fully toilet trained or in the middle of toilet training process. All primary children should wear underwear, instead of diapers or pullups, when they start the primary program.
Our half-day program is from 8:30am to 12pm; full-day is from 8:30am to 3pm.
Infants, toddlers, preschool and pre-K students may sign up for five half days or full days per week. Kindergarten and elementary students should attend five full days per week.
It is in the best interest of children and essential to a Montessori education that families allow children to complete their kindergarten year in a Montessori environment and take the full benefit of Montessori education. Occasionally if enrolled very young in primary, a child may stay in their classroom for four years in order to be fully prepared to transition to an elementary environment. We strive to work with families who are willing to commit to a partnership with us to provide their children the best possible Montessori experience.
In each classroom as children get older they are able to take on new roles and benefit from learning and teaching in the mixed age group. When children complete their kindergarten year in a Montessori classroom, they have the opportunity to deepen their understanding, develop leadership skills, and solidify foundational academic concepts.
