Waypoint Montessori

08/19/2026

Montessori children build confidence, independence, and focus through a variety of Montessori principles, including Control of Error. Control of Error is a design feature that allows children to recognize and correct their own mistakes without relying on an adult.

08/17/2026

Montessori materials are designed to inspire focus and concentration in our young learners.

08/10/2026

Our first day was wonderful! We can’t wait to see what happens tomorrow.

08/10/2026

We love seeing our new and returning families enjoying their first morning back.

08/07/2026

Your Waypoint team ❤️

08/07/2026

08/06/2026

It’s Staff Week! We have been busily working on the preparation of the adults and the preparation of the environments. We can’t wait to see you!

08/01/2026

August is almost here. And with it comes a little more shadow in the evening and a new coolness in the morning air.

In Montessori, we see this transition as a natural invitation. Children who have spent the summer doing real work like cooking, building, digging, creating, and helping, arrive in the fall with strength and confidence.

We are looking forward to welcoming our families back for the new school year. And if you are considering Montessori for the first time, we would love to meet you. Come for a visit. See the work firsthand.

To schedule a tour or learn more about enrollment, reach out to us today.

Schedule a tour at Waypoint Montessori in Colleyville, TX. Visit our classrooms, meet our guides, and experience Montessori education firsthand.

07/31/2026

We are looking for someone special to join our team. Please spread the word if you know someone who loves working with children!

07/29/2026

When a child paints, it isn't the finished painting that matters most. It is the child's focused attention, the repeated mixing of colors, or the way they lean in close to see what they made. In Montessori, the process of making art is where the learning lives!

Process art asks nothing of the child except to show up and explore. There is no template, no right answer, no example to match. Just paint, paper, and a child who is entirely themselves.

Does your child have a space at home for unstructured making?

Art: What A Powerful Means for the Child to Develop Self