C.I. Montessori Campus East
3500 McRae Blvd, El Paso, TX
A Montessori school teaches in mixed-age rooms where children choose their own work; the name is not protected, so ask how closely each school follows the method. Montessori programs that post tuition in Texas charge a median of $237 a week for full-time preschool (2026).
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3500 McRae Blvd, El Paso, TX
4539 Emory Rd, El Paso, TX
2517 Montana Ave, El Paso, TX
7011 Westwind Dr, El Paso, TX
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5735 Will Ruth Avenue, El Paso, TX
212 W Sunset Rd, El Paso, TX
El Paso, TX 79936 · address shared with families
244 N Resler Dr, El Paso, TX
3224 Montana Ave, El Paso, TX
403 Frontera Rd, El Paso, TX
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535 Frontera Rd, El Paso, TX
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1504 Cessna Dr, El Paso, TX
Montessori
Before you enroll
Ask whether lead teachers hold a Montessori credential, and from which training center.
A Montessori room has a long, quiet work period with children choosing materials. Ask to observe one.
Listings show the Texas license and the state's inspection record where we hold them; a listing with no license record matched says so.
Many Montessori programs run half days. Ask about full-day and extended-day options and fees.
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Questions
15 Montessori schools and programs are listed in El Paso, by name or by their own description.
A Montessori school follows Maria Montessori's method: mixed-age rooms, hands-on materials and long blocks of time where children choose their work. A daycare may follow any approach. Many Montessori schools are licensed as child care, and some run full days for working parents.
Montessori programs that post their tuition charge a median of $280 a week for full-time preschool across the US (247 programs, 2026). Half-day programs cost less; ask each school.
No. The word Montessori is not protected, so any school may use it. Ask whether lead teachers hold a Montessori credential, for example from AMI or AMS training.
Every listing here comes from the Texas child care license records.
It varies. Many start at 2.5 or 3 years; some take toddlers or infants. Each listing shows the ages it serves.