Intrinsic Motivation
Learning activities encourage curiosity and satisfaction in purposeful work.
OUR SCHOOL
A School with Heart
A closer look at the values, history, and people behind Bambini Village Montessori.
OUR JOURNEY
Growing with our community.
According to the school’s published history, Bambini Village was founded in 1988 and moved to a larger campus in 2000. The learning environment emphasizes independence, meaningful experiences, and respect for each child.
Children are encouraged to explore at their own pace in carefully prepared spaces, supported by educators and a close partnership with families.
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OUR CORE VALUES
What guides us every day.
Collaborative Learning
Children build social skills and belonging through meaningful interactions.
Respect for the Child
Each child is recognized as an individual with unique potential.
Freedom Within Limits
Children make choices in an environment with clear, thoughtful boundaries.
Integrity & Quality
School practices are guided by care, ethical standards, and continuous improvement.
Family Partnership
Teachers and parents work together to support every child’s growth.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND BAMBINI
Meet our school community.
Staff names and roles below are from the existing website; please verify the current team before publishing.
Gemma & Keici Gutierrez
Owners
Lili Rembold
Director
Kelly Pope
Primary Lead Guide
Ashlyn Bratcher
Primary Lead Guide
Mary La Frenz
Primary Assistant Guide
Mirely Ayala
Toddler Lead Guide
Shannon Hallahan
Primary Assistant Guide
MOMENTS THAT MATTER
A glimpse into our learning environment.
Photographs from the school’s provided media archive.
WE CANNOT WAIT TO MEET YOU
Your child’s journey starts here.
See what makes our Montessori community a beautiful place to grow.
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Explore the experience.
Helpful details for families getting to know Bambini Village.
Respect for every child
We believe meaningful learning begins with close observation, purposeful materials, kindness, and opportunities to do things independently.
Families and educators together
Regular communication helps adults understand each child’s strengths, questions, growing skills, and transitions.
A welcoming place to belong
Children practice cooperation, consideration, self-care, and care for their shared environment.