Don't Take
Our Word for It

On the nationally recognized IOWA skills testing, CCM students rank nearly 2 grade levels above their peers.

What Our Parents
Have to Say:

“Our two children have excelled well beyond our expectations. We tried other private Christian schools and found that they teach children to be followers, not leaders. Initially, we were unfamiliar with the Montessori Method, but have since found it to be a sound, proven system. When we receive compliments about our children from others, we realize that it’s not coincidence - we are intentional about investing in our children’s future.”

The Cartmel Family

“We have seen a dramatic increase in our son’s language and comprehension skills at just 3 years of age. His desire to read and learn new tasks are only surpassed by his ability to express himself and use problem solving skills. Many times you see the wheels turning in his head as he practices reading, does mathematics or works on his favorite subject, geography. ”

The Herald Family

Curriculum Tailored for Each Child

CCM is associated with the International Montessori Council. Our curriculum is based on the Montessori curriculum, the Core Knowledge Foundation curriculum, Gifted/Talented curriculums and the Indiana State Standards.

Language

Our curriculum encourages rich and precise language development using a phonetic-based program.

Science & Cultural Studies

Geography, History, Biology, Botany, Zoology, Art and Music are essential extensions of the sensorial and language activities. In addition, our children learn about many other cultures, both past and present.

Mathematics

CCM children learn and understand mathematical concepts by working with scientifically designed materials. This provides them with a solid foundation for traditional mathematical principles as they progress to more abstract reasoning.

Christian Studies

The academic environment is incorporated with an interdenominational emphasis on the Christian faith. We teach the Bible in a Montessori-style approach, emphasizing Christian values and encouraging each child’s personal relationship with God on a daily basis. Students regularly visit local convalescent homes, adopt families, sponsor children in other countries and participate in other outreaches.