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"Sundborn Children's House nurtures the human spirit by educating, empowering and supporting children and parents to thrive as individuals, in families, and in communities." ~ Mission Statement A Developmental Program for Children from 3 to 6 years of Age. Sundborn Children's House is a non-profit, secular Montessori School in Albany, Oregon. [Directions] Each child possesses an innate curiosity about the world and a love of learning. Sundborn Children's House is a safe and stimulating environment that gives your child the freedom to explore, to build and to grow. • Joyful and creative atmosphere that encourages initiative. • Practical living skills with real tools. • Follows the natural development of the child. • Children's garden and outdoor covered area. • Unique "self-correcting" multi-sensory materials that lead to independence and successful learning.   • Multi-age classroom that promotes leadership, cooperation, respect for others and a sense of community. • Cultural materials that encourage a citizen- of-the-world view and promote self esteem. • Carefully designed materials that integrate art and music with language, math, geography and the natural sciences. Mailing Address: 342 Northwest Kouns Drive Albany, Oregon 97321-9301 541.926.9668 School Address: 1015 7th Avenue Southeast Albany, Oregon 97321 541.924.9480 Top © 2009 Montessori Foundation of Washington dba Sundborn Children's House. All Rights Reserved. Page Updated on Monday, July 12, 2010 11:03 PM The Sundborn Children's House is the only school operated by the Montessori Foundation of Washington, a nonprofit IRS 501(c)(3) Foundation. The Montessori Foundation of Washington does not discriminate in matters of employment, recruitment, admission, or the administration of any of its programs on the basis of race, creed, national or ethnic origin or gender.