Montessori School of Brentwood

Dainty Montessori School is a small Montessori school on Dainty Avenue in Brentwood with four classrooms: two toddler rooms for children 18 months to 3 years and two preschool rooms for children ages 3 to 5. Toddler rooms center on sensory exploration and foundational skills, and preschool rooms use the Montessori method to build independence, critical thinking and social skills. Our 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekday hours suit families who need full-day care. Our director also leads a preschool classroom and holds an M.A.Ed., a bachelor's degree in early childhood education and a bachelor's degree in sociology, with experience in both private and public education. Each week a four-person team from Employ America, an organization that places adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in jobs, works at our school with a coach to help care for the facility and support our teachers. We also host a free quarterly Parent Survival Night, when enrolled children and their siblings stay with us so parents can have an evening out.

Heritage High School is part of Liberty Union High School District, dedicated to fostering academic and personal success for all students. The district serves approximately 8,200 students across five comprehensive high schools, focusing on critical thinking, effective communication, and responsible decision-making within a safe and personalized environment. With a commitment to valuing diversity and collaboration, Heritage High provides tailored educational experiences through comprehensive special education services including IEP/504 plans, resource programs, and special day classes. The school employs innovative programs and support systems designed to meet individual learning needs while promoting mastery of essential knowledge. Heritage High maintains strong partnerships with families that enhance the educational experience and hosts community events that foster inclusivity and engagement. This comprehensive public high school provides all mandated special education services and supports, but is not a special needs-only or therapeutic campus.

La Paloma High School is part of Liberty Union High School District, serving as an alternative high school option dedicated to fostering academic and personal success for all students. The district serves approximately 8,200 students across five high schools, emphasizing critical thinking, effective communication, and responsible decision-making in a safe and inclusive environment. La Paloma is committed to valuing diversity and collaboration, ensuring that every student can thrive through comprehensive special education services including IEP/504 plans, resource programs, and counseling support. The district employs a variety of educational strategies and support systems, including counseling and academic assistance, which contribute to strong graduation outcomes. With 29 Advanced Placement courses available across the district, students are encouraged to engage in rigorous academic pursuits that prepare them for college and beyond. La Paloma High maintains strong family partnerships and fosters personalized attention, creating a nurturing community that supports each student's unique journey toward success. This public continuation/alternative high school provides all mandated special education and support services.