Our Campuses
CONCORD CAMPUS
Birth to 6th Grade
Children at the Concord Campus range from two months to 12 years, making up four communities of students. The facility sits on 13 acres, including 11 acres of woodland, trails, green space, gardens and a small animal barn.
HUNTSBURG CAMPUS
7th to 12th Grade
The Huntsburg Campus implements Dr. Montessori’s philosophy on education for adolescents. Students at the Huntsburg Campus include local students as well as residential students from around the world who live on campus full time.
Parent-Infant
Starting at 2 months
Young Child
12 to 36 months
Children's House
3 to 6+ years
Elementary
6 to 12 years
Adolescent
12 to 18 years
Morning and after care options are available at 7:30 a.m. and until 6:00 p.m. Learn More »
Parent-Infant
Young Child
Children's House
Elementary
Adolescent
Staff Spotlight: Sharyn Laux
This month’s Staff Spotlight features Hershey Montessori School Residential Guide Sharyn Laux. Sharyn grew up a Montessori child and was encouraged by her parents to be herself, to ask questions, to be independent and follow her own path. She has done just that. In...
Staff Spotlight: Karen Hannan-DeWalt
Karen first joined the Hershey family in 1993 as a parent before obtaining her Montessori diploma and starting work at the school in 1998. As a Children’s House guide, Karen’s job is to observe the children’s interests, needs, social interactions, and readiness for lessons. Using these observations, she seeks out the most effective ways to connect children to work that offers just the right amount of challenge to engage their bodies and minds. She wants her students to work toward success and to feel like their presence in and contributions to the community are meaningful. She enjoys supporting the development of good citizens and thoughtful leaders.
Staff Spotlight: John Buzzard
This month’s Staff Spotlight features Hershey’s Upper School Humanities Guide, John Buzzard. John grew up in Alabama and has lived in many places, but finally called Ohio home about 7 years ago. He is currently moving from Kamm’s Corner on the east side of Cleveland to Lyndhurst. He is in his 4th year at Hershey Montessori where he loves having the opportunity to work on skills he wouldn’t be able to do anywhere else, like making maple syrup or carving wooden toy cars. His favorite part of working at Hershey is having the opportunity to work with thoughtful and courteous students every day. John is married and loves spending time with his wife and 3 kids (Vivian 12, Caroline 11, Gideon 5) and their dog, Mabel.
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Alumni Spotlight: Sarah (Whitaker) Siems
In this month’s Alumni Spotlight, we are recognizing Sarah (Whitaker) Siems. Sarah, a native to Concord Township, came to Hershey Montessori School when she was just eighteen months old in our Parent-Infant class. Her dad was the first dad to be in the Parent-Infant...
Staff Spotlight: Sharyn Laux
This month’s Staff Spotlight features Hershey Montessori School Residential Guide Sharyn Laux. Sharyn grew up a Montessori child and was encouraged by her parents to be herself, to ask questions, to be independent and follow her own path. She has done just that. In...
Staff Spotlight: Karen Hannan-DeWalt
Karen first joined the Hershey family in 1993 as a parent before obtaining her Montessori diploma and starting work at the school in 1998. As a Children’s House guide, Karen’s job is to observe the children’s interests, needs, social interactions, and readiness for lessons. Using these observations, she seeks out the most effective ways to connect children to work that offers just the right amount of challenge to engage their bodies and minds. She wants her students to work toward success and to feel like their presence in and contributions to the community are meaningful. She enjoys supporting the development of good citizens and thoughtful leaders.
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