Welcome to the Montessori Institute of North Texas 9304 Forest Lane Suite S215 Dallas, TX 75243 Phone: 214-503-6802 Fax: 214-503-6202 Email: mint@att.net

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AMI Certified Elementary Training ANNOUNCING MINT's first Academic Year Elementary Course Beginning August 2012! Information Session for the Elementary Course will be held Saturday, January 28, 2012 from 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Lindsley Park Community School 722 Tenison Memorial Drive, Dallas, TX 75223 Three year summer or academic-year training course for Elementary Teachers AMI Diploma for ages 6-12 years Next academic year course begins August 2012! Next three year summer course begins June 2014. Bachelor's Degree preferred There is a requirement of observation and practice during the intervening academic years. For more information, select from the menus above or click here.

AMI Certified Primary Training Three year summer training course for Primary Teachers AMI Diploma for ages 3-6 years Next confirmed course begins June 2011. Please check this website as an additional course may commence before 2011. Bachelor's Degree preferred There is a requirement of observation and practice during the intervening academic years. For more information, select from the menus above or click here.       AMI Certified Assistants to Infancy Training Two year summer training course for Assistants to Infancy Montessori Teachers AMI Diploma for ages 0-3 years Bachelor's Degree preferred There is a requirement of observation and practice teaching during the intervening academic year. For more information, select from the menus above or click here. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY INACTIVE.

Non-Discrimination Policy

MINT seeks diversity at all levels of its operation and student body. MINT admits students of any race, color, national, or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to all students at MINT. MINT does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies.

Vision Statement

The Montessori Institute of North Texas exists to make the world a better place through making Montessori education broadly available.  The vision of the Institute is that all children have the opportunity to have a Montessori education, enabling them to lead productive, fulfilling, and peaceful lives as independent adults.  The purpose of the Institute is to train enough AMI Montessori-trained teachers to enhance that opportunity, and to conduct research continually learning about children and the Montessori approach.

In deep appreciation to the following who have expressed their belief in our mission and are helping us fulfill it will their donation to the 2011 Annual Giving Fund!!

Barbara Gordon Montessori School (in honor of Larry Quade), Casa Montessori Child Development Center, Inc. (in memory of Dennis Raney), Clariden School, St. Alcuin Montessori School

Charlane Baccus, Nelda Bayer and Lynn H. VanMeter, Cheryl and Wayne Bazzle, Elena Campbell, Carol and John Demlow, Melanie Dizdar, Sally Dorn, Edward Eberhart, Cecilia Galbraith, Kyle and Jimy Galbraith, Terry Ford, Jenifer Fox, Susan Hamilton, Jim Tom Haynes, Joy Haynes (in honor of Mary Caroline Parker), Melinda and Jim Johnson, Thomas and Karen Koshy (in honor of the children), Elena Larkin, Bill and Peggy Larson, Carl and Barbara Lee, Tom and Mary Loew, Melanie Marshall (in honor of Faye Williams), Kay Mijangos (in memory of Nan Hanrath), Tricia Miller, Kathleen Muirhead, Roger and Amy Ochs, Mary Caroline Parker (in honor of Larry Quade), Maria Quiroga, Sharron Raney, David and Laura Roark, Lee Sanders, Yasmin Anwar Siddigi, Michael and Michele Slaughter, Charlene S. Trochta (in memory of Lena Wikramaratne), Stuart Williams, Carol Mason Wolfe