Maine Mountain Children's House
Maine Mountain Children’s House provides a supportive and loving Montessori educational experience for young children, which fosters respect and responsibility to self, others, and the earth.
We are currently enrolling for the 2024-25 school year!
Use the following links to learn more about each program, including program descriptions, pricing, and enrollment forms.
Toddler Program (18 months-3 years)
Primary Program (3 years - 6 years, including Kindergarten year)
If you have any questions about our program offerings that you cannot find on our website, please contact us by email, phone, or find us on Facebook or Instagram
Maine Mountain Children’s House (MMCH) is a registered 501 (c) 3 non profit located in Kingfield, Maine with students enrolled from towns throughout Franklin and Somerset Counties. MMCH provides an enriching educational environment for children ages 18 months through 8 years within our Toddler, Primary, Kindergarten, Summer and After School programs.
Expansion and Renovation Project
Have you heard the news? Maine Mountain Children’s House (MMCH) is expanding! Read all about MMCH’s Expansion and Renovation Project, which includes a 1,000 square foot addition, school-wide sprinkler system, ADA accessibility, improvements for energy efficiency, and more.
MMCH appreciates any and all support you can provide. Ways to provide monetary contributions to our project are listed below, but in-kind donations of construction materials, furnishings, or other project support are all warmly welcomed. Please contact Executive Director Bethany Mahar for business sponsorship opportunities.
Check or money order:
Make your check out to Maine Mountain Children’s House and note Expansion and Renovation on the memo line.
Credit card:
Click here to contribute securely online with VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express.
Multi-year pledge:
Your gift may be pledged over time. The pledge fulfillment period ends on September 1, 2025.
School is back in session ❤️ We are all overjoyed with the bright, cheery classrooms. It takes a village and we are so grateful for ours!