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3 Montessori Daycares in West St Paul, Minnesota

Find the best montessori daycares in West St Paul, Minnesota. Browse 3 options, compare ratings, and choose the right program for your child.

Best Montessori Daycares in West St Paul

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.

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    Peaceful Heights Montessori School & Day Care
    4.72 score
    4.9(20)

    375 E Marie Ave, West St Paul, MN · Capacity: 68 children

    Parents consistently praise Peaceful Heights Montessori for its caring, experienced staff, clean facilities, and Montessori-based educational approach that emphasizes academic skills alongside social-emotional development. Multiple families report smooth transitions for their children, thoughtful communication, and strong community feel. Children show measurable academic progress and enthusiasm for school.

    Montessori approachno screen timeoutdoor playcreative activities
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    Mississippi Valley Montessori School
    4.38 score
    5(3)

    1575 Charlton St, West St Paul, MN · Capacity: 30 children

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Montessori Daycares in West St Paul, Minnesota

Montessori daycares in West St Paul follow the Maria Montessori method, emphasizing child-led learning, mixed-age classrooms, and hands-on materials. These 3 programs offer an alternative to traditional daycare with a focus on independence and self-directed activity.

When choosing a montessori daycare in West St Paul, 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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Mississippi Valley Montessori School
Child Daycare & Preschools
5
Address
1575 Charlton St, West St Paul, MN
Phone
(651) 450-6693
Peaceful Heights Montessori School & Day Care
Child Daycare & Preschools
4.9

Parents consistently praise Peaceful Heights Montessori for its caring, experienced staff, clean facilities, and Montessori-based educational approach that emphasizes academic skills alongside social-emotional development. Multiple families report smooth transitions for their children, thoughtful communication, and strong community feel. Children show measurable academic progress and enthusiasm for school.

Montessori approachno screen timeoutdoor play
Address
375 E Marie Ave, West St Paul, MN
Phone
(651) 451-1498
Elizabeth Ann Seton Montessori School
Child Daycare & Preschools
Address
149 E Thompson Ave, Ste 160, West St Paul, MN
Phone
(651) 274-8420

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Frequently asked questions

There are 3 montessori daycares in West St Paul, Minnesota. Browse our directory to compare programs, read parent reviews, and find the best option for your child.
The Montessori method is an educational approach developed by Dr. Maria Montessori that emphasizes child-led learning, hands-on activities, and mixed-age classrooms. Children choose their own activities from a range of options, learning at their own pace. Montessori classrooms use specialized materials designed to develop practical life skills, sensory awareness, language, math, and cultural understanding.
Most Montessori programs in West St Paul serve children from infancy (as young as 6 weeks) through age 6, with some extending to elementary and even middle school. The core Montessori age groups are infant/toddler (0–3 years), primary/preschool (3–6 years), and lower elementary (6–9 years).
Montessori school tuition in West St Paul typically ranges from $800 to $2,000+ per month for full-time enrollment, depending on the child's age and the program. Infant and toddler programs tend to cost more due to smaller group sizes. Some Montessori schools offer financial aid, sliding scale fees, or sibling discounts.
When selecting a montessori daycare in West St Paul, consider:
  • Visit the facility in person to observe the environment
  • Ask about teacher qualifications and experience
  • Check licensing status with Minnesota's regulatory agency
  • Review the curriculum and daily schedule
  • Read parent reviews for firsthand experiences
  • Compare staff-to-child ratios across facilities