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Wind in the Willows provides a holistic learning environment which gives young children time to develop skills and relationships that will last a lifetime. Our program incorporates families and the larger community to support and nurture our youngest members as they blossom and become socially competent, emotionally aware and cognitively ready to be life long learners.

The Big Barn Preschool provides a loving and nurturing learning environment that enhances intellectual, social, physical, emotional and spiritual growth. Children, who are special gifts from God, are to be loved, respected, and offered challenges that foster interactive learning. Their goal is to collaborate with parents to help develop their child’s sense of independence and a positive self-image.

Neighborhood House Nursery School is operated by the Neighborhood Association, a non-profit, community-based organization. Opened in 1920 and located in a charming Victorian house just one block from Taylor Park, the NHNS provides a home away from home environment where children learn to love the process of learning and discovery. NHNS also creates a unique opportunity to connect learning to our natural environment with the use of our garden area. The pre-school program is open to children of parents who live or work in Millburn/Short Hills and the surrounding communities. Our staff works diligently to prepare each child for the transition to elementary school through fostering confidence, self-awareness and the ability to connect all learning to the world in which we live.

THE HILLANDER SCHOOL IS A COEDUCATIONAL SCHOOL ENROLLING STUDENTS FROM AGE THREE TO SIXTH GRADE. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO EDUCATE STUDENTS TO THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL

To provide the highest quality education for all students, especially those who have struggled in a traditional high school setting, in order to ensure their economic independence.

The mission of Fisherman’s Mark is to strengthen our community. With responsive programs and services that promote stability, health and education, Fisherman’s Mark is an advocate for positive change in the lives of our neighbors and their families.

Jarrow Montessori School nurtures the development of the whole child through quality Montessori education. Our community supports each child’s joyful discovery of self in the journey to becoming a confident lifelong learner and compassionate citizen.

The Red Oaks School provides Montessori and IB‑informed education from early childhood through middle school, aiming to develop each child’s personal and intellectual strengths so students graduate confident, resilient, and prepared for future academic and social challenges.

La Casa exists to serve the multicultural community of San Gabriel and its surrounding areas. Its purpose is to encourage and support individuals and families in need. Through provision of direct human services, advocacy and referrals, La Casa seeks to enhance the educational and economic well-being of the people it serves.

While ever faithful to our Catholic identity, St. Norbert School will continuously think ahead by exploring, adapting and adopting innovations in curriculum design, teaching methodology and technology, ultimately enhancing individual student achievement by engaging each child with the most progressive educational tools and best practices available.

Their mission is to provide quality education and childcare that follows the philosophy and training of Maria Montessori and Association Montessori Internationale. Their program is holistic: nurturing and developing the mind, body, and spirit of each child. They are committed to providing trained staff and certified teachers, working with families to foster independence in their child and meet each child’s individual needs, and operating in an ecologically conscious way.

The Wisconsin Montessori Association is a non-profit organization whose goals are to: - To support schools in the fulfillment of the Essential Essentials as defined by the Montessori Public Policy Initiative (MPPI). - To build bridges for Montessori communities with relevant educational government and non-governmental agencies. - To provide growth and development opportunities for all Montessori stakeholders through conferences, workshops, training and school services.