Ages 2–3
Toddler Community
A gentle first classroom experience centered on language, movement, routines, and growing independence.
Montessori preschool in Burbank
Nurturing curiosity.
Inspiring confidence.
A warm, thoughtfully prepared school where children ages 2–6 learn through purposeful play, hands-on discovery, and caring guidance.
Experience 15+ yearsAges 2–6Hours 8:00–5:00Days Monday–Friday
Learning with purposeEvery material invites exploration.
Our approach
Where independence
feels natural.
For more than 15 years, we have helped young children feel secure, capable, and genuinely excited to participate in their day.
Our classrooms balance Montessori structure with joyful, age-appropriate learning. Teachers guide each child with intention while leaving room for imagination, problem-solving, and meaningful friendships.
Practical life skills Early language & literacy Social-emotional growth Science, art & culture
Programs
Growing with your child
Three intentionally designed classrooms support every stage from first school experiences through kindergarten readiness, including English and Armenian learning in our Ages 4–6 class.
Ages 3–4
Primary Preschool
Purposeful work and learning through play build early literacy, number sense, confidence, and friendships.
Ages 4–6
Kindergarten
A thoughtful bridge to elementary school with reading, mathematics, science, and self-directed learning.
English and Armenian Learning
In addition to English-language instruction, children in our Ages 4–6 class are introduced to Armenian letters and early Armenian literacy. Students practice recognizing Armenian letters while continuing to develop their English reading, writing, phonics, and communication skills.
Meet the team
Guidance grounded in
care and experience.
Kristina Yeremian, Director & Lead Educator
Kristina holds a B.A. in Psychology from UCLA, has completed Early Childhood Education coursework, and is trained in child safety and mandated reporting. Together, our teaching team brings more than 15 years of early-childhood experience to the school community.
B.A. Psychology, UCLA Early Childhood Education Child safety trained
KristinaKarineEllaManeAidaMariam
Whole-child curriculum
Learning that reaches
every part of the child.
Our curriculum follows each child’s development while building the academic, social, creative, and practical skills needed for the next stage.
Language & literacy
Conversation, stories, sounds, early reading, and writing build confident communicators.
Math & science
Concrete materials, counting, classification, observation, and experiments make ideas visible.
Practical life
Everyday tasks strengthen concentration, coordination, responsibility, and independence.
Social-emotional growth
Children practice cooperation, respectful communication, self-regulation, and problem-solving.
Art, music & culture
Creative work, music, movement, and cultural learning give children new ways to express themselves.
Motor development
Fine-motor materials and daily movement support balance, control, strength, and coordination.
Parents are part of the process
Clear communication between families, teachers, and the director helps us understand each child’s needs, progress, and changing interests.
Daily life
A calm rhythm.
A full day of discovery.
Consistent routines help children know what comes next, settle into focused work, and move confidently through their day.
Meals are part of the dayBreakfast, homemade lunch, and an afternoon snack are included.
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Arrival & breakfast
2
Montessori work cycle & lessons
3
Movement, outdoor play & homemade lunch
4
Rest, enrichment & nutritious snack
5
Pick-up
Photo album
Little moments.
Meaningful growth.
A glimpse of the calm, hands-on learning children experience throughout the day.
Watch classroom videos
Parent stories
Loved by families.
Trusted in Burbank.
“And the food is all homemade and organic.”
“We could not be any happier with our experience.”
“Many blessings to the teachers!”
Parent essentials
Clear answers before
your first visit.
What ages do you serve?
Children ages 2–6, with classrooms designed for each developmental stage.
What are the school hours?
Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Drop-off is 8:00–9:30 and pick-up is 4:00–5:00.
Are meals included?
Yes. Breakfast, a homemade lunch, and an afternoon snack are included.
Do you support potty training?
Yes. Teachers work with families to support consistent, age-appropriate potty training.
Is the day screen-free?
Yes. Children learn through real materials, conversation, movement, art, and hands-on exploration.
What is the uniform schedule?
Uniforms are worn Monday–Thursday. Friday is free-dress day.
Is there a rest period?
Yes. A quiet rest period is included in the afternoon rhythm.
How do families receive updates?
Families communicate through ClassDojo and directly with teachers or the director.
Are classroom cameras recorded?
Cameras are available for real-time viewing only; recordings are not retained.
What is the illness policy?
Children should remain home when sick. After fever or vomiting, clearance from a doctor may be requested before returning.
How enrollment works
From first visit to
first day.
Request a tour
Tell us your child’s age and preferred start date.
Visit the school
Meet the team, see the classrooms, and ask questions.
Confirm availability
We review the best program and schedule for your child.
Complete enrollment
Submit your enrollment documents and reserve your child’s place.
Admissions
Simple, transparent
enrollment.
The best first step is a private tour. Come meet our teachers, see the classrooms, and decide whether our community feels right for your family.
Request a tour2026–2027 tuition
Five daysFull-day program
$1,500/ month
Four daysPart-time program
$1,200/ month
Annual material fee$200
One-time registration fee$150
Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Family guide
Important policies,
easy to find.
Review the complete admission agreement before enrollment.
Download parent agreementTuition and billing
Tuition is due on the first day of each month. A $25 late fee applies after the fifth, followed by $2 per day until paid.
Withdrawal notice
Permanent withdrawal requires one month’s written notice or payment of one month’s tuition.
Health and return
Children must be fever- and diarrhea-free for at least 24 hours before returning. Medication requires written parent authorization.
Food safety
Lunch and three daily snacks are included. The school is nut-free; outside food may not contain nuts.
What to bring
Families provide labeled bedding, a clean extra set of clothes, and diapers and wipes when needed.
Arrival and pickup
An authorized adult age 18 or older must accompany each child and complete daily sign-in and sign-out.
Private school tour
Come see where your child
could grow.
Tell us a little about your family. We will prepare an email so the school can arrange a tour time with you directly.
School hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PMLocation 332 E Valencia Ave, Burbank, CA 91502
Inside our classrooms
See what we’re
learning today.
Follow along for classroom projects, practical-life work, science experiments, celebrations, and everyday moments of growth.
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A beautiful beginning
starts with a visit.
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