nestled on two QUIet acres in central kansas city
Homestead Montessori Farm School is a licensed, non-denominational Christian Montessori school in Kansas City, Kansas, where strong academics, hands-on experiences, and the natural world come together to cultivate capable, curious, lifelong learners.
Where curiosity grows, faith takes root, and learning comes to life.











WELCOME TO HOMESTEAD
At Homestead, education extends far beyond textbooks and classroom walls.
Our students read, write, calculate, question, create, investigate, care for animals, tend gardens, prepare food, explore the outdoors, make art, study music, and develop practical skills they will carry with them for life.
Rooted in the Montessori Method and taught through a Christian worldview, Homestead provides an individualized education that gives children room to explore their interests while building the strong academic foundation, independence, responsibility, and character they need to thrive.
A non-denominational Christian environment where faith is naturally woven into learning, relationships, character, gratitude, and stewardship.
Animals, gardens, beehives, changing seasons, and the land surrounding our school become an extension of the classroom.
Cooking, gardening, caring for animals, sewing, problem-solving, outdoor skills, and everyday responsibilities help students become capable and confident.
PRACTICAL LIFE
MONTESSORI ACADEMICS
Individualized, hands-on education designed to meet students where they are while helping them progress toward important academic benchmarks.
CHRISTIAN FAITH
FARM + NATURE
A lesson doesn't always begin when a textbook opens.
Sometimes it begins with a question.
A bee moving between flowers. A vegetable ready to be harvested. An egg collected from the coop. An unfamiliar insect discovered on a hike. A project taking shape in the art studio. A song being practiced in the music room. A book that sparks an entirely new fascination.
At Homestead, children are given the opportunity to follow those moments of curiosity.
Our teachers guide them toward discovery, help them make connections, and give them the academic tools to understand more deeply.
Because when children are encouraged to wonder, investigate, create, and experience the world for themselves, learning becomes something they genuinely want to pursue.
