Campuses

Blakeney Campus

Located on Blakeney Heath Road in South Charlotte, Omni Montessori School’s Blakeney Campus offers a peaceful, wooded environment on seven acres — a rare oasis in a now bustling and family-friendly part of the city. This natural setting is not just beautiful, but essential to the Montessori experience for our Primary and Elementary students.
Designated as a schoolyard habitat by the National Federation of Wildlife, the Blakeney Campus features:

• A Primary Building with three classrooms and administrative offices
• Two Elementary Buildings housing two Lower Elementary and two Upper Elementary classrooms
• A versatile Activity Center with a gymnasium, library, kitchen, and additional office space
• Natural wooded areas and a thriving community garden
• Play structures for recreation and outdoor learning
   

Each classroom includes a kitchen for preparing snacks, as well as an adjoining deck and garden, which students help maintain alongside their guides and volunteer class gardeners. Children benefit from daily outdoor play, exploring the playground and natural areas.

 
Visits by appointment only.

Waxhaw Campus

Omni’s Waxhaw Campus, launched in 2008, is home to our Middle School program for students in grades 7 through 9. Located just 14 miles south of the Blakeney Campus, this 13-acre farm provides a dynamic, real-world environment for hands-on learning.
 

The Waxhaw Campus includes:

Omni’s Waxhaw Campus, launched in 2008, is home to our Middle School program for students in grades 7 through 9. Located just 14 miles south of the Blakeney Campus, this 13-acre farm provides a dynamic, real-world environment for hands-on learning.
 

The Waxhaw Campus includes:

• The Hacienda — a central building with four classrooms, a kitchen, a library, and collaborative workspaces
• A state-of-the-art science lab, featuring a functioning aquaponics system
• Two spring-fed ponds integrated into the science curriculum
• A barn with workshop space and animal stalls
• A grazing pasture for livestock
• Two honey-producing beehives
• A garden plot where students grow and manage produce for their farm business
• About seven acres of woodlot for environmental studies and stewardship
   

At Waxhaw, students participate in a living, working community. They operate their own farm business, explore real-world occupations, and engage with an integrated, applied curriculum designed to foster independence, leadership, and entrepreneurial spirit.
 

Visits by appointment only.