Zionsville Community High School

Maria Montessori International Academy's Zionsville campus is at 4370 Weston Pointe Drive, Suite 100. MMIA opened in 2001 and also operates Indianapolis and Carmel academies. The Zionsville building sits behind the shopping center; arrivals turn toward the back of the complex. Brand-wide, MMIA serves children from about 3 months through age 12 in multi-age classrooms. Classes include infants, toddlers, ages 3 to 5, kindergarten, and elementary. Subjects include music, math, art, social sciences, cultural studies, and Spanish, French, and Chinese through immersion. Infant rooms are described as 1:3. Teachers are American Montessori Society certified, and some also hold AMI credentials. Mommy and Me playgroups, Music Rhapsody, and summer camps are offered. School tours are scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Gingerbread House Preschool is a private preschool in Zionsville. Most classes have 12 students and two teachers, a 6:1 ratio. The 2s classes have 6 students and two teachers, a 3:1 ratio. Teachers hold bachelor's degrees, most in education, and some hold master's degrees. The program includes reading, writing, math, science, art, music, cooking, and movement. 2026-27 classes include a 2s class for children who turn 2 by August 1, 2026; 3s; 3-4s; 4s; and Junior Kindergarten for children who turn 5 by April 1, 2027. Gingerbread Clubhouse is an extended-day option for enrolled students ages 3 to 5 who are potty trained. Students in the 2s class cannot attend Clubhouse. Annual tuition is split into 10 payments. 2026-27 yearly tuition is $1,200 for 2s, $2,325 for 3s, $3,125 for 3-4s, $3,150 for 4s, and $3,975 for Junior Kindergarten. Registration and last-month tuition are due at enrollment and are nonrefundable. Registration is in person at the school.

Pleasant View Elementary serves kindergarten through 4th grade students on South 975 East in Zionsville. We are part of Zionsville Community Schools, a district of more than 8,000 students whose families speak 65 languages. Social and emotional learning is part of each week. Classroom teachers lead a weekly Second Step lesson, our tier 1 SEL curriculum, and families can follow along at home with grade-level Home Links. Our two school counselors have worked in Zionsville elementary schools for decades, one of them since 1997. Zionsville Community Schools offers a continuum of special education services for students who qualify, along with programs for advanced learners and students who need extra support. Through Eagle Rec, students can stay on campus for before and after school enrichment classes such as Early Start Spanish and After School French. Our PTO supports school activities, and families can reserve a time to join their child for lunch.