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Discover the Walnut Farm Montessori School Difference

Walnut Farm welcomes children ages 3 to 12 from diverse backgrounds, abilities, religions, races and cultures. Our school community includes families from Bentonville, Rogers, Lowell, Springdale, Fayetteville, Centerton, Gravette, Bella Vista and Missouri.

Our Philosophy
The Montessori objective is to provide "education as a help to life."

Mission Statement
The Walnut Farm Montessori School community provides an exemplary educational environment. We honor individuality and the unfolding of life, promoting peace through nurturing, and empowering life long learners.

Our Curriculum
The Montessori curriculum includes reading, mathematics, science, geography, art, music, movement, grace and courtesy, Spanish, French, physical education and parent education. Read about our Curriculum here.

Educational Excellence
In addition to a full Montessori Curriculum, we provide a variety of enrichment programs and activities to our students. Music, Art and Spanish instruction is presented in all classes. Our Elementary students attend performances at local art centers and visit other area businesses and sites of interest throughout the year.
Our Materials
Our school uses innovative Montessori materials that make your child's learning activities fun, stimulating and self-paced.

Our Staff
Experienced, trained Montessori professionals constantly provide children with exceptional learning opportunities.

Our Facilities
Located in Bentonville, Arkansas, our school's picturesque country setting gives our students an expansive outdoor learning environment. We designed our spacious classrooms and building with children specifically in mind.

Resources
Walnut Farm Montessori School is a not- for- profit community.  Our Board of Directors and Parent Association have an active role in supporting our school financially and with the various needs of our faculty and children.  We are a strong community that embraces the principles of peace and the tolerance of differences.

Becoming a Montessori adult requires education and the willingness to embrace the philosophy; therefore, we offer parent education meetings throughout the year as well as many resource materials for parents in our school library.

 

 

We are members of the American Montessori Society. 
The AMS (amshq.org) website is available to families and
faculty as an ongoing support and resource.  The books
listed below are also recommended reading.

The Absorbent Mind by Maria Montessori
The Secret of Childhood by Maria Montessori
Maria Montessori, Her Life and Work by E. M. Standing
Montessori: A Modern Approach by Paula Polk Lillard
Nurturing the Spirit in Non-Sectarian Classrooms
by Aline D. Wolf