News and Events
Little Star Ski Drive
Do you have cross country skis or boots your kids have grown out of ? Consider donating them to the students of Little Star! We’re looking for skis and boots to fit children ages 3-5 to build a library so our classes can access the amazing trails this winter and for many future winters to come. Contact info@littlestarschool.org or swing by the Winthrop Office with your donation. With your help, we can make skiing more accessible to our valley’s kids!
Give Methow beings October 1st
Give Methow is an online fundraising campaign through the Community Foundation of North Central Washington to benefit Methow Valley nonprofits, running October 1-31st.
Little Star relies on the support of our community to educate and nurture over 100 of the valley's youngest learners, and fairly compensate the teachers that do this invaluable work.
Each Monday, one donor who gives that day will be chosen to give an extra $500 to an organization of their choice.
Registration for the 2025-26 School Year
We have availability in our Twisp Toddler Program (16 months - 3 years), with a waitlist for our Early Childhood and Infant programs. Please submit your registration form or contact sarah@littlestarschool.org for more information.
For more information about the 2025-26 school year, click here.
We’re Hiring!
Little Star School is hiring for the 2025-26 school year! We are seeking:
Substitute Teachers
See full job descriptions and Apply Today!
Little Star sparks curiosity, compassion and a sense of community through joyful learning and discovery.
We provide outstanding Montessori-inspired education for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners in the Methow Valley. With a campus in Winthrop and Twisp, our programs support children, families, employers and the health of our community.
“One of the gifts of the Montessori tradition is that we see who the kids are, what they’re interested in, what sparks them, what excites them, and we build on that. Because once you start building on their confidence, they can do anything.”