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Thank you for considering VMS! We invite you to explore our Toddler–Grade 8 program offerings and discover the VMS difference.
We approach education as a joyful experience, one that stimulates critical thinking, creativity, oral and written expression, collaboration, and much more. Alongside a diverse curriculum, we ensure that VMS students not only achieve success but also develop the skills necessary to thrive and be happy in the world beyond VMS.
Admissions Process
We are excited to get to know your family and support you through the admissions process. The first step in our partnership begins with completing the inquiry form below. When a space becomes available, the Admissions Team will email you an invitation to tour our campus, observe our classrooms, and meet the Head of School. We look forward to connecting with you!
Vineyard Montessori School admits families of any race, color, religion, and national origin to all rights, privileges, and activities made available at the school. It does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, disability, cultural heritage, political beliefs, gender identity, marital status, sexual orientation, or ethnic origin in administration of its educational or admission policy. Toilet training status is not an eligibility requirement for enrollment at Vineyard Montessori School.
1. Say hello
Complete the first step by simply filling out an INQUIRY. This allows our team to start the application process and to begin next steps.
2. Take a Tour
Shortly after receiving your INQUIRY, we will invite you to tour our classrooms and campus with the Head of School.
3. Complete your admissions checklist
After your tour, you will be given an Admissions Checklist, which includes next steps to finalize your application.
4. Receive your admission decision
Once your full application has been submitted, our admissions team will review it and contact you with one of two admissions decisions: acceptance, or placement on our wait list.
5. Enroll your child
Submit your enrollment contracts and initial deposit.
Tuition
When you choose to enroll at VMS, you’re making a valuable investment in your child’s future. We understand that choosing an independent school for your family is a significant investment and commitment, and we provide generous financial assistance through our Strong Start Scholarship to help close the gap between our tuition costs and your family resources.
Ages and Hours
Toddler
Children need to be 15 months old to enroll in our Toddler Program.
The Half Day Toddler program
The Full Day Toddler program
After Care, our Extended Hours
Primary
Children need to be 2.9 years old by September 1st to enroll in our Primary Program.
The Half Day Primary program
The Full Day Primary program
After Care, our Extended
Kindergarten
Children need to be 5 years old by September 1st to enroll in our Kindergarten Program.
The Kindergarten program
After Care, our Extended Hours program
After Care, our Extended Hours program
Elementary I
Children need to be 6 years old by September 1st to enroll in our Elementary I Program.
The Elementary I program
Elementary II
Children need to be 9 years old by September 1st to enroll in our Elementary II program.
The Elementary II program
Middle School
VMS delights in the unique challenges of educating adolescents, ages 12-14. In our Middle School program, students function as a community of learners in an atmosphere of mutual respect and support.
Scholarships are available. Confidential applications are reviewed by the Head of School and the Treasurer.
Applications are due in the Spring and August 1st.
Thank you for considering Vineyard Montessori School. From Toddler through Grade 8, our Montessori method of teaching cultivates students’ natural curiosity and inspires them to become engaged, lifelong learners. Fostering a lifetime love of learning is not only our motto, it’s what happens in our amazing classrooms and on our vibrant campus every day.
Our classrooms are designed to stimulate growth and the joy of learning in a warm and accepting environment. We are an equal opportunity educational institution and provide all applicants with consideration for admission without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ability, socioeconomic status, family configuration, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
