Tour Montessori Stepping Stones — See Why Families in Macomb County Choose Us.
“The best way to understand the Montessori difference is to see it in person. During your personalized tour, you’ll observe our classrooms, meet our certified Montessori teachers, and discover how our approach helps children thrive — from infancy through middle school.”
What's the Process?
Step 1: Fill out our short form
Step 2: Our team personally contacts you within 24 hours.
Step 3: Visit our campus and explore Montessori learning in action!
Contact Us to Learn More!
Complete the quick form below to reserve your visit. Our team will contact you to confirm a convenient time and answer any questions you have.
Spaces are limited during the school year, so we recommend scheduling early!
What Parents Are Saying
I have two daughters that attend Montessori since they were infants. The oldest is now 7. This school is amazing and the teachers really care about all of them. Small class sizes and immersive learning styles teach them how to be engaged in what they are doing. We recently were able to sit in on a class for an hour and it’s so cute seeing them all get to work on projects that they decide to do and having a snack when they want to. The are very independent while getting valuable lessons. The style in which they teach reading and math has my oldest daughter reading in a much higher level and even doing multiplication and division. They still teach cursive which I believe is a fundamental lesson that is being lost in other places. The children are so much more independent and really show care and compassion towards their fellow classmates.
“What a wonderful place of learning Stepping Stones is! The staff is well trained and caring and able to implement a quality Montessori program. Not all Montessori schools are created equal, but Stepping Stones is one I would highly, highly recommend!“
“This is a Montessori school that practices the true principles and philosophies of Montessori teaching, which I value. The teachers and staff are great and it’s always so interesting to me to observe the unique way they teach the students.”