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The classroom on a bright morning: low wooden shelves of Montessori materials, a basket of rolled work mats, and daylight through two windows.

Infant • Toddler • Preschool • Pre-K

A calm, bilingual Montessori beginning for your child

Personalized, owner-led care for infants through pre-K—designed to build independence, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning in Saratoga Springs.

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Authentic Montessori • Spanish woven into each day • Healthy meals • Daily parent communication

  • Authentic Montessori
  • Spanish woven into each day
  • Healthy meals
  • Daily parent communication

Our Programs

An infant standing at a low wooden barre, gripping it with both hands, reflected in the mirror behind.

Infant Program

A gentle, responsive environment that supports movement, sensory discovery, language, and secure relationships.

A toddler at an open shelf in the afternoon light, reaching for a tray of materials.

Toddler Program

Purposeful routines and hands-on activities help toddlers build language, coordination, confidence, and everyday independence.

A preschooler working alone at a table, placing a numbered tile on the blue hundred board.

Preschool & Pre-K Program

Montessori materials encourage concentration, problem-solving, early academics, creativity, and responsibility for the classroom community.

A teacher sitting on the floor with eight children gathered in a circle around her.

Spanish Enrichment

Children encounter Spanish naturally through songs, stories, conversation, and play throughout the day.

We love Prodigy Montessori. It stood out to us as a Montessori school that provided a clean, fun, and well cared for program, and we have been so grateful we were able to get our child in.
Sarah B.
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Why families choose Prodigy

  • Owner-Led Care

    A close relationship with the educator responsible for your child’s environment.

  • Authentic Montessori Learning

    Hands-on materials and purposeful routines that encourage independence.

  • Bilingual Exposure

    Spanish introduced naturally through daily experiences.

  • A Thoughtfully Prepared Environment

    Calm, organized classrooms, healthy meals, safety, and consistent parent communication.

Inside our classrooms

Our classrooms are clean, calm, and carefully arranged so children can move, choose meaningful work, and develop independence and critical thinking. Children enjoy nutritious meals, outdoor experiences, and a predictable daily rhythm. Families receive regular communication so they can feel connected to their child’s day.

The main classroom: child-height tables and chairs, low shelving along one wall, tall windows on two sides. The small second room — white cubbies, a wooden table and chairs, a wall mirror with a ballet barre, and a soft mat. The outdoor play area on turf: a wooden playhouse, a slide, and a parasol for shade. A teacher outside on the turf with a group of children, one arm raised mid-game.

Meet Sandy

I created Prodigy Montessori to give children a calm, beautiful place where they feel known, capable, and excited to learn. Our days combine Montessori principles, practical life, language, math, science, movement, outdoor play, and warm relationships with families.

Sandy, founder of Prodigy Montessori

Sandy, who runs Prodigy Montessori, smiling and seated on a sofa with her arm around a young boy in a white polo shirt and striped tie.

What parents are saying

Ariane E.
As a working mom, my top priority was finding a school for my child that offered flexibility, warmth, and a strong education foundation—I feel incredibly fortunate to have found all of that and more at Prodigy! There's so much I could say, but I will simply leave it at this: this is absolutely the best school you could hope to find!
Atouma E.
I don't usually leave reviews, but I had to for this one! I am grateful my family found Prodigy! My son is genuinely excited to go to school every day, he is constantly learning, and most importantly—he's happy! My only regret? That we didn't find Mrs. Sandy sooner!

Questions parents ask

What ages do you serve?

We care for children from 6 months old up to 6 years, in our Infant, Toddler, Preschool, and Pre-K programs.

What does a typical day include?

Each day begins with a welcome circle: we greet one another, take attendance, talk about the day and the month, and introduce the theme of the week. Children then move into work with the Montessori materials, from practical life and sensorial to art and expression and math, chosen to suit each child’s age. A planned schedule gives every area its turn, and we present the materials to children throughout the day. With time, they learn to work with the materials themselves.

How is Montessori different from traditional daycare?

Children choose meaningful, hands-on work in a carefully prepared room and move at their own pace, rather than following one adult-led activity. The result is growing independence, concentration, and confidence.

How is Spanish incorporated?

Spanish is part of the day, not a separate class. Children hear it through songs, stories, conversation, and play.

Are meals provided?

Yes. We provide breakfast, lunch, and two snacks each day.

How do families receive updates?

Parents receive a daily report by email, so you always feel connected to your child’s day.

How do I schedule a tour?

Send the request form below, or call (801) 856-9468. We’ll follow up to arrange a personal tour.

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