
Find the best montessori daycares in Long Beach, California. Browse 7 options, compare ratings, and choose the right program for your child.
Ranked using a weighted score that combines Google rating with the number of parent reviews — montessori daycares with more reviews rank higher than those with a high rating but few reviews. Last updated: March 2026.
5306 E. Arbor Rd, Long Beach, CA · Capacity: 56 children
Parents highlight the school's strict adherence to the Montessori method and its comprehensive approach to child development through extra curricular activities. Reviewers express strong satisfaction with the safe, welcoming environment and the teachers' dedication to ensuring students grasp academic concepts thoroughly.
1901 Palo Verde Avenue, Long Beach, CA · Capacity: 38 children
Parents highlight the center's low staff ratios, comprehensive developmental feedback, and strong Montessori focus on self-sufficiency, with one reviewer noting a seamless transition to preschool. While the environment and teaching staff receive high praise, a single reviewer suggested adding carpet or soft flooring to the infant room.
5454 Atherton Street, Long Beach, CA · Capacity: 87 children
Parents highlight the school's warm staff and encouraging learning environment that supports individual pacing, though one family notes a recent policy change preventing free day-swapping for shift workers. Another parent reports being denied enrollment after an initial tour due to their child's developmental diagnosis, alleging discriminatory practices despite prior assurances.
3908 Woodruff Avenue, Long Beach, CA · Capacity: 57 children
One parent highlights the warm staff and encouraging environment, while another appreciates the quality of education but notes a recent policy change requiring extra fees for swapping class days. A third review alleges discriminatory denial of enrollment for a child with developmental delays despite prior reassurance.
Montessori daycares in Long Beach follow the Maria Montessori method, emphasizing child-led learning, mixed-age classrooms, and hands-on materials. These 7 programs offer an alternative to traditional daycare with a focus on independence and self-directed activity.
When choosing a montessori daycare in Long Beach, consider visiting facilities in person, checking their licensing status, and asking about staff-to-child ratios, daily routines, and safety policies.
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Parents highlight the school's strict adherence to the Montessori method and its comprehensive approach to child development through extra curricular activities. Reviewers express strong satisfaction with the safe, welcoming environment and the teachers' dedication to ensuring students grasp academic concepts thoroughly.
Parents highlight the center's low staff ratios, comprehensive developmental feedback, and strong Montessori focus on self-sufficiency, with one reviewer noting a seamless transition to preschool. While the environment and teaching staff receive high praise, a single reviewer suggested adding carpet or soft flooring to the infant room.
Parents highlight the school's warm staff and encouraging learning environment that supports individual pacing, though one family notes a recent policy change preventing free day-swapping for shift workers. Another parent reports being denied enrollment after an initial tour due to their child's developmental diagnosis, alleging discriminatory practices despite prior assurances.
One parent highlights the warm staff and encouraging environment, while another appreciates the quality of education but notes a recent policy change requiring extra fees for swapping class days. A third review alleges discriminatory denial of enrollment for a child with developmental delays despite prior reassurance.
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