Beyond Montessori

Dublin, United States

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Specialties

Beyond Montessori specializes in a trilingual immersion preschool program where the educators instruct throughout the day in 40% Chinese, 40% English, and 20% Spanish. An establish program with proven results, children are attaining fluency within less than 12 months of full time attendance. What can YOUR child accomplish this year!

History

Established in 2000.

Beyond Montessori trilingual immersion preschool located in the city of Dublin is an extension of Jai’s Montessori (also a trilingual immersion preschool) located in city of Fremont, a multicultural program that has been striving for a revolutionary linguistic emphasis to enhance its unique educational philosophy. Since 2000, Jai’s Montessori was established by two teachers of vastly different cultural backgrounds, people who both underwent Montessori training and shared the same vision: to provide a multicultural preschool program that includes multi language immersion. The two were not alike in their cultural background, but they held the same vision and merged a Chinese and English cultural literacy program after finishing their Montessori training. Though they started with no preschool students at first, these two feverish spirits were ready to open and extend their vision to Fremont families with young children. Within a short period of time this multilingual preschool program.

Meet the Manager

Sophia J.

Manager

Today’s Beyond Montessori came from my personal growth and my experiences at my first Montessori school. I learned a great deal when I was little. I speak three languages — Mandarin, Taiwanese, and native language. I spent lots of time running in the crop fields, in the river, and catching tadpoles was one of my favor pastime. The mountain, the river, trees, stone, woods, simple homes and singing crickets were my natural sanctuary. My father was a teacher who volunteered to create and teach a classroom for Special Need’s children, and my mother owned a grocery store and styled hair in the small village. Decades later, I became a Montessorian an early childhood educator. Many elements of my past life gave me great insight into the development of my program. Use recycle materials to re-​create the craft idea, recycling in the classrooms, composting for school garden. I am blessed to be an educator, for I love to share what I know, keep learning, and gain more wisdom.