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Montessori School Of North Miami

North Miami, FL · Miami-dade County
695 NE 123rd St, North Miami, FL 33161
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Quick Facts

Capacity
145 children
Age range (listing information)
PK3-Grade 8
May not reflect the ages served today. Please confirm with the provider.
Type of Care
Full-Day Care, Half-Day / Part-Day Care, Before School, After School
Transportation
, Field Trips
Languages
English, Spanish
Subsidized Program
Participates

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Free and funded programs

Free VPK hours (Voluntary Prekindergarten)
Florida DCF / Division of Early Learning (CARES provider search), as of Sep 2026.
Accepts School Readiness (child care financial assistance; a family copay may apply)
Florida DCF / Division of Early Learning (CARES provider search), as of Sep 2026.

Taking part in a program does not mean a place is open. Call the provider to ask about current availability.

VPK: who qualifies and how to apply
Who qualifies: A child who resides in Florida and will have attained the age of 4 years on or before 1 September is eligible during that school year or the following one. The eligibility section sets no income requirement. Eligibility ends when the child is admitted to kindergarten, or on reaching age 6 by 1 February.
Cost: The state pays for the VPK programme itself; the family portal describes VPK as a free educational program for 4-year-olds. A school-year programme delivered by a private provider must comprise at least 540 instructional hours. The sources reviewed do not address what a provider may charge for care outside the VPK hours, so ask your provider about any wraparound care.
Places: Being eligible does not guarantee a place. Public schools must admit all eligible children who apply to a summer programme, but school districts may limit the number of students admitted to a school-year programme based on available space.
How to apply: Apply to your early learning coalition through the state's single point of entry, the Early Learning Family Portal. Applicants in Lake County are directed to a separate application system. Apply with Early learning coalitions, under rules set by the State Board of Education (opens in new tab)
From FreePreschool.us (opens in new tab), checked against official sources Sep 2026.
School Readiness: who qualifies and how to apply
Who qualifies: Enrolment follows a statutory priority order rather than a single income cut-off. The highest priorities are children under 13 in families receiving temporary cash assistance subject to federal work requirements, and at-risk children younger than 9. Children from birth to kindergarten age in an economically disadvantaged working family come next. 'Economically disadvantaged' means a family income that does not exceed 55 percent of the state median income.
Cost: This is a subsidy, not a free programme. Coalitions must implement a parent sliding fee scale that increases in relation to family income. Coalitions may waive the copayment for at-risk children and in defined hardship circumstances, including homelessness and while a parent takes part in a Head Start or Early Head Start programme.
Places: School readiness is not an entitlement. Coalitions enrol eligible children contingent upon the availability of funds, and if funding becomes insufficient children are disenrolled in reverse priority order.
How to apply: Apply online through the Early Learning Family Portal, the same state entry point used for VPK. Applicants in Lake County are directed to a separate application system. Apply with Early learning coalitions, under rules set by the State Board of Education (opens in new tab)
From FreePreschool.us (opens in new tab), checked against official sources Sep 2026.

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Contact Information

📞 (305) 893-5994
695 NE 123rd St
North Miami, FL 33161
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✓ Licensed Child Care Facility
Active License
License Number
C11MD0646
Licensed Since
1999
Active Through
Jun 27, 2027
Issued By
Florida Department of Children & Families
Licensor
Ian Fleary
District Office
Judicial Circuit 11 <br/> 401 NW 2nd Ave, South Tower, Suite 424 <br/> Miami, FL. 33142

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About the Provider

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We are full dual language Montessori School, affiliated to the American Montessori Society.  We offer PreK 3 through Grade 8. A method of schooling that focuses on personal development rather than exams produces more mature, creative and socially adept children, scientists have found. Psychologists in the US found that across a range of abilities, children at Montessori schools out-performed those given a traditional education.Parents who are interested in Montessori education should visit a school and observe a classroom. Watch to see if the children are moving independently and purposefully, and be sure that it is a child-centered, and not a teacher-centered environment. Most Montessori guides receive their certification from a MACTE (Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education) training program that is affiliated with either the AMI or the American Montessori Society (AMS),

Five-year-old Montessori pupils were better prepared for reading and maths, and 12-year-olds wrote "significantly more creative" essays using more sophisticated sentence structures.

We offer a

Additional Information: Provider First Licensed on: 6/28/99;

Hours of Operation

  • Monday7:30AM to 6:00PM
  • Tuesday7:30AM to 6:00PM
  • Wednesday7:30AM to 6:00PM
  • Thursday7:30AM to 6:00PM
  • Friday7:30AM to 6:00PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed

Inspection/Report History

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Inspection Date Has Violation
2026-09-22 No
2026-06-17 No
2026-06-04 Yes
2026-01-27 Yes
2025-09-16 No
2025-05-29 No
2025-03-17 No
2025-02-10 Yes
2025-02-03 No
2024-10-16 Yes
2024-06-25 No
2024-02-26 No
2023-10-26 No
2023-06-22 No
2023-02-03 No
2022-06-07
2022-03-07
2022-02-18

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