Camarillo Progressive Montessori School

09/11/2026

Our Programs: Tailored for Every Milestone (Ages 2–6)
🔸Preschool & Pre-K (Ages 2–4)Focuses on fostering early socialization, emotional intelligence, practical life skills, and sensory exploration.
🔸 Transitional Kindergarten & Kindergarten (Ages 4–6) An advanced, multi-sensory academic curriculum that seamlessly prepares children for primary grade school. Children master foundational math, early reading, geography, and science at their own individual pace.
🔸 Extracurricular Activities We cultivate the whole child by offering specialized interscholastic activities on campus, including Ballet, Gymnastics, Indoor Soccer, and Martial Arts.

What Camarillo Parents Are Saying💬 "I can't recommend this school highly enough—even if you don't need daycare. The positive impact on your child will take your breath away... when it's time for your child to start grade school, they will be extremely well prepared for it."— Local Parent Review via Yelp

Camarillo Progressive Montessori School is a preschool and Kindergarten, for children between 2-6 years of age.

09/11/2026

Why Choose Camarillo Progressive Montessori School? For over 50 years, we have been a trusted staple of the Camarillo community, providing a safe, nurturing, and beautiful environment where children thrive. Our holistic program bridges the gap between active play and deep, self-directed academic discovery. 🧸

Spacious, Curated Classrooms: Our indoor learning environments are beautifully arranged with authentic Montessori materials that spark curiosity and independence. [1] (https://www.care.com/montessori-school/camarillo-ca)🌿

Naturally Enhanced Outdoor Play: We feature expansive, curated playgrounds designed for active play, outdoor exploration, and motor skill development. 🏫

Exceptional Student-
Teacher Ratios: Low ratios ensure your child receives individualized attention from our highly trained, loving staff. ☀️

Year-Round, Flexible Child Care: Designed with working families in mind, our center offers year-round programs and extended care hours to fit your busy schedule.

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09/27/2025

👉🏽Facts About Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD)

HFMD is caused by a virus.
It spreads through coughs, sneezes, and touching things.
Kids under 5 get it most often.
Symptoms include fever, mouth sores, and a rash on hands and feet.
Most cases heal in 7-10 days, but severe cases take longer.

👇🏼Tips to Clean and Stop the Spread

Wash hands often with soap and water.
Clean toys, doorknobs, and surfaces daily.
Don’t share cups, utensils, or towels.
Stay home if sick to avoid spreading it.
Use disinfectant wipes on high-touch areas.

👇🏼Myths About HFMD

Myth: Only kids get it.
Fact: Adults can get it too, but it’s less common.

Myth: You can get it from animals.
Fact: HFMD only spreads between people.

👇🏼Where Can Kids Get HFMD?

Daycares and schools (close contact with others).
Playgrounds (shared toys and surfaces).
Public places (stores, parks, etc.).
At home (from family members who are sick).

👇🏼How to Help Kids with HFMD

Relieve Pain: Use acetaminophen or ibuprofen (ask a doctor first).
Hydrate: Offer water, milk, or cold drinks. Avoid acidic drinks.
Soothe Sores: Give soft, cool foods like yogurt or ice pops.
Rest: Keep kids home until fever and symptoms are gone.
Watch for Dehydration: Call a doctor if they can’t drink

👉🏼Does It Mean You’re Dirty?

No, getting HFMD doesn’t mean you’re dirty. It spreads easily, even if you’re clean. Kids catch it because they touch everything and often put hands or toys in their mouths. Good hygiene helps, but it’s not always enough to stop the virus.

09/09/2025

Sharing is caring!

09/09/2025

The quote Children learn by doing, and doing is noisy, untidy, messy, and unpredictable means that kids learn best when they try things for themselves.

Learning by Doing: Kids understand things better when they use their hands, explore, and try new activities like building, drawing, or playing outside.

Messiness is Normal: Learning isn’t always clean or quiet. It can get messy, loud, and sometimes things don’t go as planned, but that’s okay.

Exploration is Important: This reminds parents and teachers to let kids explore and make a mess because that’s how they grow and figure things out.

In short, the mess and noise are part of how kids learn and discover new things. It’s all part of the fun💛

05/16/2025

Yes! 💛