Journeys Montessori

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6102 Parker Rd E

Sumner, WA 98390

+1 (253) 891-1406

http://www.journeysmontessori.com

Journeys Montessori in Sumner, WA offers a unique educational experience for children aged 2-and-a-half to 12 years old. The school's Montessori-trained instructors provide a nurturing environment that fosters growth and development.

Additionally, Journeys Montessori has an intergenerational program that allows children to engage with residents from a nearby retirement center, promoting connections across different age groups and creating a sense of community within the school.

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5.02 reviews

Sarah U.

1/15/2015

My son and daughter have been going to this place for a couple years now. In the past we've had issues taking our kids to different daycares due to the teachers not caring for the kids enough or...

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