Montessori School for Infants, Primary, and Elementary in Universal City, San Antonio
Located near Loop 1604, our campus offers an engaging learning environment where children from 6 weeks through 12 years old develop curiosity, independence, and confidence. Families appreciate our full-day programs, before- and after-care options, and flexible schedules that support working parents — all within a fully-accredited Montessori school.
Child-Centered San Antonio Montessori School Serving Universal City
Why Families in This Area Choose Us
Convenient to Randolph AFB and Pat Booker Rd.
Extended hours to accommodate busy schedules
Infant through Elementary programs
Tree-shaded campus with ample outdoor play areas and bright classrooms designed for learning and play
Approved curriculum led by caring, experienced educators
Our Programs
Infant & Toddler (6 weeks – 3 years)
Pre-Primary (2 – 3 years)
Builds coordination, language, and early social skills. Children gain confidence through hands-on learning and self-care activities that support independence and respect for others.
Primary (3 – 6 years)
Students explore math, reading, and practical life lessons through tactile materials that inspire focus and creativity. Every child is encouraged to learn at their own pace in an inclusive setting.
Lower Elementary (6 – 9 years)
Learners begin to connect abstract ideas to the real world. Through research, group work, and creative projects, they develop critical thinking, curiosity, and compassion.
Upper Elementary (9 – 12 years)
Older students do independent studies and collaborative problem-solving. They take on leadership roles and manage projects in preparation for middle school and beyond.
How Montessori Helps Your Child Succeed
Real Learning That Lasts
At Country Day Montessori, children don’t just memorize facts—they build deep understanding that stays with them. Hands-on materials help students grasp concepts by seeing and touching them, from the structure of a flower to the sounds that form words. This concrete learning makes ideas clear and memorable. Universal City parents often marvel at how much their children retain, thanks to Montessori’s focus on real learning rather than just covering required content.
Building Confident, Capable Children
Montessori education nurtures more than academics—it builds independence, problem-solving skills, and self-trust. Children learn persistence by working through challenges and feel pride in mastering skills on their own. In mixed-age classrooms, they both learn from older peers and mentor younger ones, strengthening social skills and empathy. These experiences help Universal City children develop confidence, responsibility, and resilience for success in school and life.
A Day in the Life
| Time | Activity | Objective |
|---|---|---|
| 7:00 – 8:30 AM | Arrival & Morning Settle-In | Children begin the day calmly with quiet, purposeful activities. |
| 8:30 AM | Work Cycle & Individual Lessons | Students independently explore Montessori materials, guided by teachers. |
| 10:30 AM | Outdoor Play & Nature Exploration | Outdoor time encourages balance, movement, and social connection. |
| 11:30 AM | Lunch & Community Cleanup | Mealtime promotes grace, courtesy, and care for the shared environment. |
| 12:00 PM | Rest or Reading Time | Younger children rest or nap; older students read or work quietly. |
| 1:30 – 2:30 PM | Afternoon Enrichment | Art, music, and cultural lessons deepen creativity and understanding. |
| 3:30 – 6:00 PM | After-Care Program | Families benefit from extended hours with supervised play and enrichment. |
Testimonials
Families describe our community as a place where children are known, loved, and inspired to learn. These are some of their heartwarming words about us:
“One of the best decisions we have ever made was to enroll our granddaughter at this school when she was 2 ½. She is now in 3rd grade and we have never had a single regret or doubt…”
“This school has captured our hearts! The teachers are spectacular, they are so good with my kiddos. I love the way that the teachers and children communicate with each other, they are kind, gentle and they listen to each child…”
“Amazing staff that truly cares about the individual whole child and their development.”
How to Begin Your Child’s Montessori Journey
1
Visit our School
Start by scheduling a tour to visit our campus, observe our classrooms in action, and learn about our educational approach firsthand.
2
Choose a Program
We’ll help you select the right program for your child based on their age and development, ensuring they’ll have the best possible start to their Montessori experience.
3
Complete Enrollment
Fill out the enrollment application and join our community of families committed to giving their children an education that nurtures both academic excellence and personal growth.
Areas We Serve
We proudly serve families throughout the northeast San Antonio area, including:
- Selma
- Converse
- Schertz
- Live Oak
- Randolph Field
- Olympia Hills
We bring together families who value respect, collaboration, and lifelong curiosity in a welcoming, child-centered environment.
Visit & Enroll With Us
We’re conveniently located near the Olympia Hills Golf Course, making our location ideal for families commuting through the northeast corridor.
Driving Directions
- From Loop 1604: Exit Pat Booker Rd., head north toward Universal City Blvd. — our campus is minutes away.
- From I-35: Take the Olympia Pkwy exit, then turn toward Universal City and follow signage.
Schedule a Tour
Come see the values of Montessori education come to life. Visit our classrooms, meet our guides, and discover how we inspire independence, creativity, and confidence in every child.
Contact Number: (210) 496-6033
Address: 4194 Jung Rd, San Antonio, TX 78247
Slots are limited. Apply early to reserve your child’s place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time can I drop off my child?
Our earliest drop-off is 7:00 AM for all age levels.
Do you offer half-day Primary programs?
Yes, both half-day and full-day schedules are available for children ages 3–6.
Is there a waitlist for enrollment?
Yes. Our class sizes are small to maintain quality and individual attention, so early application is recommended. Contact our Admissions for more information.
Are siblings given priority for enrollment?
Yes, siblings of current students receive enrollment priority when space allows.
What after-care options are available?
Our extended program runs until 6:00 PM, offering enrichment activities and supervised play.
Is parking available for drop-off and pick-up?
Yes. The campus provides a safe, dedicated parking area with smooth traffic flow.
Where do graduates continue after Montessori?
Many students transition to SCUCISD schools or private academies, prepared with confidence, strong study habits, and self-motivation.