Montessori education relies heavily on high-quality learning materials.
Montessori education relies heavily on high-quality learning materials. Add that to the time and depth it takes to train educators in using these tools, and you’ll find that it’s hard to keep the costs of a Montessori education low. The cost not only affects operating costs at your school, but it can also trickle down to families. For example, Montessori preschools can cost between $10,000 and $15,000 a year, depending on the location. Because the Montessori method sets up classrooms of multi-age children with three-year age spans, parents may be paying these tuition payments for several years.