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Seven South Florida campuses · Ages 6 months–6 years
Learning how to learn—and loving it.
A family-centered Montessori community where beautiful environments, purposeful work and trusted guides help children become capable, curious and confident.
Why New Generation
There is no one else quite like your child.
The way they laugh, the way they play, the way they learn—every child deserves more than a one-size-fits-all education.
We follow the Montessori approach developed by Dr. Maria Montessori: a century-tested philosophy rooted in careful observation, profound respect for the child and a belief that children are naturally driven to learn.
See how Montessori worksPrograms that grow with your child
A thoughtful beginning at every stage.
Multi-age communities let younger children learn by watching while older children build leadership through practice, responsibility and example.
Infant community
Il Nido
A calm, nurturing beginning built around movement, language, secure attachment and growing independence.
Ask about this programToddler Montessori
Primi Passi
Purposeful routines and hands-on work help toddlers practice coordination, communication and care for themselves.
Ask about this programChildren’s House
Casa dei Bambini
A rich three-year learning cycle where practical life, sensorial work, language, mathematics and culture come together.
Ask about this programSchool readiness—and more
VPK & Kindergarten
Children build strong academic foundations while deepening the confidence, focus and initiative that last far beyond kindergarten.
Ask about this programThe prepared environment
Beautiful by design. Purposeful by nature.
The classroom is not a backdrop. It is an active part of learning—ordered, peaceful and designed at a child's scale to make independence possible.
Independence
Children build confidence through real capability—not empty praise.
Concentration
Unhurried work helps children develop deep attention and persistence.
Respect
Grace, courtesy and care for the environment become everyday practice.
Curiosity
Children follow questions, make connections and experience the joy of discovery.
Practical life, made unforgettable
Real work. Real confidence.
Children learn best by doing—pouring, measuring, preparing, serving, cleaning and caring for their shared community.
Practical-life work strengthens coordination, sequence, mathematics, patience and the quiet pride that comes from being genuinely helpful.
Across South Florida
Seven neighborhoods. One community.
Find the New Generation Montessori campus closest to home, then come experience the environment for yourself.
Boca Raton
19635 S State Road 7, Suite 53
Boca Raton, FL 33498
Boynton Beach
Woolbright Road & Military Trail
Boynton Beach, FL
Delray Beach
326 NW 7th Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
Fort Lauderdale
450 NW 5th Court
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
Lake Clarke Shores
1349 S Florida Mango Road
Lake Clarke Shores, FL 33406
Pompano Beach
251 SW 6th Street
Pompano Beach, FL 33060
West Palm Beach
722 Newark Street
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Not sure which campus is right? We'll help you find the best fit for your family.
Choose a campus & schedule a tourNew in Boynton Beach · January 2027
Our newest campus. Our boldest vision yet.
A modern Montessori school at Woolbright Road and Military Trail—designed around light, nature, practical life and a child's sense of wonder.
Learning without walls
Outside is part of the classroom.
Movement, gardening, storytelling and open-ended exploration give children room to test their bodies, ideas and imaginations.
Admissions
A simple path into the New Generation family.
Choosing a school is a meaningful decision. We keep the process personal, clear and centered on finding the right environment for your child.
Visit
Choose your campus and experience the classroom environment in person.
Apply
Complete the application and submit the requested health documentation.
Connect
Your child joins us for a brief, relaxed, age-appropriate observation.
Enroll
Complete registration, the enrollment fee and your tuition agreement.
Sibling preference, Montessori transfer status, classroom availability and family commitment may be considered in admissions.
Read admissions detailsThe best way to understand Montessori
Step inside a classroom.
Choose your preferred South Florida campus and schedule a private visit.