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Children's House

Students aged 3-6 begin their Montessori education by developing their foundational skills through practical life, sensorial, language, math and cultural work.

Lower & Upper Elementary

Students aged 6-12 learn through independent and small group studies. Areas of focus are mathematics and geometry, language and reading, geography, botany, zoology, and the sciences.

Adolescent

Students aged 12-15 learn through independent and small group studies. While students are continuing their progression through the academic scope and sequence, they begin to invest their time in the larger community around them.
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Home
About
Classrooms

Children's House

Students aged 3-6 begin their Montessori education by developing their foundational skills through practical life, sensorial, language, math and cultural work.

Lower & Upper Elementary

Students aged 6-12 learn through independent and small group studies. Areas of focus are mathematics and geometry, language and reading, geography, botany, zoology, and the sciences.

Adolescent

Students aged 12-15 learn through independent and small group studies. While students are continuing their progression through the academic scope and sequence, they begin to invest their time in the larger community around them.
Support Us
- Volunteer

Parent Resources Center

Parent Resources

Here you will find our school calendar, important upcoming dates and reference materials. Parents can utilize this page to keep up to date on school events and school policies.

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Breakfast Menu

Lunch Menu

PMA Stance on Bullying

Family & Student Handbook

Drop-off and Pick-up Procedures

Safe Return Plan

Student Support Services

Title IX-Non-Discrimination Policy

Parent Contract Requirements

Enrollment Criteria

ESSER III Plan

Penfield Montessori Academy is a public Montessori school located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We offer classes starting at K3. We foster an inclusive environment in which children of all abilities can flourish together in multi-age classrooms.