One of the first Spanish Preschool Programs in San Antonio
Many families, like yours, have selected Spanish Grove Academy powered by ExcellED Montessori Plus for their children’s preschool education for reasons including:
At Spanish Grove Academy (SGA), we understand that your child’s education and care are a priority from the start, and choosing the right program is a big decision. Our programs include a world-class curriculum and passionate teachers who meet the needs of students at every age and stage.
Virtual TourMaking the Most of Your Investment: Inclusions in Our Preschool Tuition
⭐ Smaller Classes (lower student-to-teacher ratios)
⭐ Dual Language Montessori
⭐ Yoga, Music, Spanish, Science, Mindfulness, Motor & Movement Lab
⭐ Freshly prepared meals
⭐ Experienced faculty
⭐ Personalized hands-on learning & Montessori inspired inquiry-based curriculum
⭐ State of the art facilities
When mixed, Bilingualism and Montessori create a powerful instructional strategy that accelerates learning and provides children a strong foundation for success at school and in life. Bilingualism improves the brain’s executive function, improves focus and concentration, and develops critical, abstract thinking and task switching.
Excelled Montessori plus offers dual-language Montessori programs at its Spanish Grove Academy location and Spanish is also included as a supplement at its other campuses. You can read more about this topic in our latest blog.
Bilingualism – A GiftUnlike many child-care centers, SGA was designed like a miniature school, offering children areas to explore outside of the classroom and playground. These amenities: our lab, library, and gymnasium, we still enjoy today – especially on days where our Texas weather doesn’t allow for outdoor play! We feel strongly that each stage of a child’s life is a building block. We are so proud of our school and our children’s enthusiasm for learning and fun at SGA!
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Our on-campus Montessori-based curriculum includes programs for
⭐ Infants (10 Weeks – 18 Months)
⭐ Toddlers (18 – 36 Months)
⭐ Primary and Kindergarten (3-6 Years)
⭐ Part-time and Mother’s Day Out (MDO)
⭐ Spanish Immersion/Dual Language
⭐ Summer Camp (6 – 12 Years)
We can’t wait to learn more about you and your child and invite you to tour our facility to learn more about us. Now enrolling for the upcoming School Year.
Ms. Melissa Zamora is a certified Primary Montessori teacher, certified through Montessori Institute of America in 2005, with over 20 years of experience as a teacher and director. Melissa has consulted and collaborated with other Catholic schools in Texas and is excited to share her love of educating young learners with the Spanish Grove Academy community. Ms. Melisa has worked with ExcellED Montessori as a virtual Montessori guide since January. She is fluent in Spanish.
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Read Full ReviewWe absolutely love everything about this academy !!!! From the Dual language, the lunch menus to the daily reports, everyone here is super sweet, caring […]
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