Triangle Montessori Academy accepts all applications without regard to gender, color, race, ethnic or national origin.
We happily invite parents to view videos and photos of our campuses. Often, when people view the campus, they get a great feel for what TMA is all about. Our goal is to make you comfortable with the TMA programs, teachers and environment.
We look forward to adding your child to our TMA Family!
Authentic Montessori Schooling
Our goal is to foster a peaceful and safe environment based on mutual respect, where children can explore, discover and learn. Read about Your Child’s Journey at TMA.
Our Programs
Toddler Program
Ages: 18-36 months
Montessori Toddler programs offer so much more than a traditional childcare. The classroom design fosters your young child’s emerging independence and desire for exploration. In this program, toddlers are introduced to the beginning lessons of our Primary Program making the transition seamless.
Primary Program
Ages: 3-6 years
When the students enter the Primary Program they continue building upon the independence they began in the Toddler Program. Over the next 3 years, the students focus on Grace and Courtesy, and are are introduced to the 5 areas in the Montessori classroom: Practical Life, Sensorial, Mathematics, Cultural, and Language.
Lower & Upper Elementary
Lower Elementary: 6-9 years | Upper Elementary: 9-12 years
What sets Montessori apart in the Elementary years is the individually paced curriculum that challenges children academically. Students also participate in organizing the classroom expectations, creating their own code of conduct, being mentors and volunteering in the school and local community. Our goal is to reaffirm to the students, the skills and lessons they are learning in the classroom are purposeful and easily translate to life outside of the classroom.
Enrichment Programs
During the school day, children participate in Yoga and Spanish classes. In addition, all TMA students are part of our cultural cooking curriculum. In celebration of the country they are studying, toddlers will taste fruits or vegetables and older students will prepare a meal to enjoy in their classroom. We often grow and harvest our own ingredients as part of our cooking curriculum.
We also offer opportunities for after school enrichment programs such as: Kidokinetics, golf, tennis, art, soccer, and music. These are rotating programs and offered as available.