Tuition.

Tuition rates for the 2026-27 school year

Early Learning Program (Ages 2 to 3½)

$3,350 per month
Starting Age 2 · Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM–5:30 PM

Primary Program (Ages 3½ to 6 years)

$3,100 per month
Starting Age 3 · Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM–5:30 PM

What tuition includes.

Enrollment is available throughout the year based on classroom availability. Your child’s tuition and payment schedule will be based on their start date through the end of our current school calendar. Upon re-enrollment, a new agreement will begin for the following school year.

Your enrollment agreement will clearly outline your total tuition, deposit, monthly payment schedule, and applicable fees.

Tuition assistance.

BCMS is a small, independent private school and cannot accept Preschool for All (PFA), Early Learning Scholarship (ELS), or other assistance vouchers.

The Big City Parents Organization (BCPO) raises funds to help families with tuition. When funds are available, a gap scholarship may reduce monthly tuition by $100 to $500. BCPO pays the scholarship amount directly to BCMS.

Availability depends on the funds raised for the school year, scholarships already committed to current families, and requests from new families. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until the available funds are allocated.

To ask about current availability, please contact Amanda Riccetti, Director.

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Come visit BCMS.

Want to learn more about BCMS and the Montessori approach? Join us for an in-person tour, meet our community, and experience our classrooms firsthand.

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Explore more.

Childhood learning begins with curiosity, exploration, and discovery.

Curriculum

We follow Montessori methods that support each child’s individual needs and development.

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Educational Philosophy

Our space is designed to support independence and meaningful learning.

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Campus and Facilities

Explore thoughtfully designed programs that support the needs of young learners.