Programs at Woodstock

  • 16 months – 3 years

    Toddler

    Toddlers learn by exploring their world, building trusting relationships, and discovering what they can do for themselves. At Sunstone Montessori children between the ages of 16 and 36 months begin their journey toward independence.

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  • 3 – 6 years

    Primary

    In the Primary years children learn by following their curiosity, exploring meaningful work, and discovering the satisfaction of mastering new skills. At Sunstone Montessori children discover what they are capable of.

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  • 6 – 9 years

    Lower Elementary

    Lower Elementary children turn their curiosity into action, exploring big ideas, making connections, and discovering the power of their own initiative. At Sunstone Montessori students follow their questions across every subject to open the world up.

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  • 9 – 12 years

    Upper Elementary

    Upper Elementary students deepen their understanding of the world, learn to think critically, and take increasing ownership of their learning and responsibilities. At Sunstone Montessori students build agency that carry them toward adolescence.

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  • Before & After School

    Extended Care

    Care before and after the school day, giving families flexible hours while children enjoy unhurried time to play, rest, and be together.

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  • Daily Lunch & Snacks

    Food Program

    Healthy & delicious lunch and snacks prepared in-house daily with fresh ingredients that keep children nourished and ready to learn.

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Visit

Address
5235 SE Woodstock Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97206
Hours
7:30am – 5:30pm
Phone
503.768.3847

Come see for yourself!

Tours run weekly.
45 minutes, parents only.

  • One toddler helps their classmate put a shoe on, mentorship, collaboration, empathy starts early at Sunstone
  • A student carefully cleans the large flat leaves of a thriving plant.
  • children planting hostas in our shaded planter beds
  • two students sit at a wooden table surrounded by research papers, books and a dictionary as they collaborate on a research project