Each stage has its own rhythm.
We honor the unique path of each child. Learn about our year-round programs, from our relationship-focused infant care to our leadership-driven elementary school in Ogden.
Root
(0–18 months)
Infant/Nido Community — The seed stage: bonding, sensory exploration, and trust.
In these earliest months, the classroom environment is calm, responsive, and focused on attachment. Infants are guided with warmth as they explore the world through movement, sound, and connection.
"Even as a first-time mom, I felt completely at peace leaving my baby here. The teachers know how to love and guide the littlest ones."
Parent
Sprout
(18–36 months)
Toddler Community — Developing autonomy, movement, and language.
Toddlers discover independence in a setting designed for safe exploration. They practice language, build friendships, and grow in confidence as they begin to see themselves as capable individuals.
"My daughter surprises me every day with new words and skills. The staff here see her as her own little person, and it shows."
Parent
Bloom
(3–6 years)
Early Childhood — Imagination, social connection, and foundational learning.
In Bloom, children dive into rich learning experiences that balance academics with creativity and care. They develop focus, empathy, and a love of learning that lasts well beyond their early years.
"The atmosphere here is peaceful, joyful, and full of curiosity. My child is thriving."
Parent
Branch
(6–9 years)
Lower Elementary — Reasoning, responsibility, and community care.
Children begin to ask bigger questions, take ownership of their learning, and contribute meaningfully to the classroom community. They are introduced to leadership through responsibility and respect.
"My son has grown in confidence and accountability. He takes pride in helping his classmates and feels a strong sense of belonging."
Parent
Canopy
(9–12 years)
Upper Elementary — Stewardship, leadership, and world-building.
At this stage, children expand their sense of self into the wider world. They develop leadership skills, mentorship for younger peers, and a grounded sense of stewardship that prepares them for middle school and beyond.
"The older classrooms bring out true leaders. My child has learned how to care for others while still excelling academically."
Parent
Seasonal Offerings
At Kindred Hill Montessori, we know family life doesn’t begin and end with the school day. That’s why we’ve created seasonal offerings that give children consistency, rhythm, and joy while supporting the real needs of parents.
Extended Care
Sometimes the day needs to stretch a little longer. Our extended care program provides a calm and steady space before and after class. Children can rest, play outdoors, or choose quiet activities while still being guided by the same respect and warmth they experience in their classroom.
Summer Camp
Summer is a season of freedom and discovery. Our Montessori summer camp is a gentle extension of the classroom, with weeks filled with gardening, art, cooking, water play, and nature walks. Each activity is designed to let children explore at their own pace, make friends, and stay connected to the rhythms they know. Families often tell us this makes the transition back to school smoother and easier for everyone.
Break Care
During certain holidays and school breaks, we open our doors for children who need a safe, familiar place to be. These days flow at a lighter pace, with simple projects, outdoor time, and the comfort of being with trusted guides. Parents can work or rest knowing their child is cared for in a space that feels like home.
Family Gatherings
Throughout the year, we host small gatherings where parents and children can come together with our community like seasonal gardening days, cultural celebrations, or conversations with guides. These moments strengthen the bond between school and home, reminding families that they are part of something bigger.
Come visit us and see for yourself!
