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International Montessori Academy Capitol Hill
Basic Information
Address: 1715 E Olive Way
Seattle, WA 98102
County: King
Phone Number: (425) 223-5798
School Type: Montessori School
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Additional Information
Organization Affiliation: Montessori School
Ages/Grades: 15 months - 5th grade
School Setting:
Montessori School
School Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
School Size: 80 Students
Classroom Size: 15 Students
Student/Teacher Ratio: 3:14 in Toddler rooms, Preschool and PreK 2:16-18, Elementary 1:16-18
Tuition:
$ 18,985 - $ 23,355
Curriculum:
We know the time, care and effort that goes into the search for the right school community. We invite you to visit our campuses, ask questions, and get to know our team. You’ll not only hear students and teachers conversing in multiple languages, you’ll also feel the warmth that exists in our classrooms. While we hope you'll agree that IMA is the best fit for your family, we encourage you to be thorough in your process. Our first and highest priority is children.
Support Services:
Music and art, we also offer afterschool extracurricular classes including but not limited to (music, art, yoga, gymnastics)
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
No uniforms
Admissions Deadline: Rolling Admissions
Mission Statement:
International Montessori Academy was created to provide students with a rigorous education that combines rigorous academics with a global outlook.
Programs and Services:
Music and art, we also offer afterschool extracurricular classes including but not limited to (music, art, yoga, gymnastics)
Notes/School Information:
International Montessori Academy is a private, multilingual school for young children in Washington state, offering full immersion programs in Chinese and Japanese and bilingual models in Chinese and Spanish. Our integrated Montessori classrooms and Montessori-based teaching methods help children move through a thoughtful continuum that fosters independence and the acquisition or social, emotional and academic skills. IMA has 3 campuses in Seattle & Bellevue, WA. Learn More about our program and visit us today to experience IMA and all that our program has to offer your child.