Founded in 2007 by Austinite and University of Texas alumnus Sam Gupta, Austin Children’s Academy (ACA) is a premier Montessori school in Cedar Park, rooted in love, community, and excellence. Honored as a “Top Private School” by Austin Monthly and “Favorite Montessori School” by Austin Family Magazine, ACA was among the first Montessori schools in Central Texas.
For over two decades, Sam and Estella Gupta have partnered with families, experienced teachers, and dedicated staff to create a collaborative and nurturing environment. Recognized by the Austin Montessori Society, ACA offers an authentic Montessori curriculum that fosters life skills, individuality, and a lifelong love of learning.
Since opening our doors in 2007, the Gupta Family has been deeply involved in daily operations, collaborating closely with our teachers and families. The partnership with Mr. Sam and Ms. Estella plays a key role in ensuring the long-term success of your family’s journey. You’ll have an opportunity to meet with them personally to discuss your needs and goals for your child’s education.
At ACA, we proudly uphold authentic Montessori principles, seamlessly integrating our culture and curriculum with the esteemed values of the American Montessori Society. Our dedication to excellence is reflected through expert-certified guides, a time-tested curriculum, and exceptional low student-to-teacher ratios, fostering unparalleled, personalized education.
Today’s busy families need and deserve flexible solutions. At ACA, we proudly offer custom-tailored schedules, including Mother’s Day Out, Part-Time, and After-School programs, providing the perfect balance of convenience, exceptional care, and high-quality Montessori education to support your family’s specific needs.
Join our safe, secure, and established learning environment, providing parents peace of mind and convenience while their child enjoys fun enrichment activities and optional tutoring services.
The Montessori Method fosters independence, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning by emphasizing cognitive, hands-on, self-paced, and individualized education.
In a Montessori classroom, children explore at their own pace using thoughtfully designed, self-correcting materials that allow them to learn from their mistakes and develop problem-solving skills independently. These materials encourage exploration, concentration, and creativity, fostering a deep understanding of concepts rather than traditional methods of memorization.
This approach nurtures critical thinking in a collaborative environment, cultivating self-confidence and respect for others. With low student-to-teacher ratios and a focus on individualized learning, ACA has proven for over two decades how Montessori education prepares children to become future leaders who thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
