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Inside Escuela: Separation Sadness
By Emily Schuyler, Montessori Guide Starting school is one of childhood’s most memorable milestones, for parents and students alike. This monumental moment comes with a range of emotions including excitement, joy, pride, nervousness, and sometimes even sadness. As children and parents face the transition from a home setting to a...read more
Hot Lunch: a Journey of Flavors
I’m always eager to go back to school. Getting to see all my old friends move up to new classrooms, meeting new friends around campus, and seeing the food I’ve spent the summer planning finally going out to feed our community gives me a peace and satisfaction that I don’t...read more
A Week of Action and Celebration
Last week we celebrated the end of Black History Month with a week of action and celebration hosted by the Teaching for Black Lives study group. All over campus Guides and students read stories, watched movies, and engaged in individual and community projects. We read inspiring biographies of Black innovators...read more
Teaching for Black Lives: Week of Action
Teaching for Black Lives Study Group A Week of Action February 27 – March 3, 2023 This week the Teaching for Black Lives study group, which is made up of Escuela + Harwood Guides and staff, will host a week celebrating Black history and joy. Classrooms at all levels are invited...read more
AMS: Family Connection Newsletter
The American Montessori Society (AMS) creates a monthly newsletter for Montessori families. As an accredited school through AMS, Escuela is thrilled to be sharing this monthly resource with our community. The publications include articles about Montessori education, tips for the home, and a monthly glimpse into Montessori classrooms. Check back...read more
Inside Escuela: Montessori Materials – The Importance of Movement
Perhaps one of the most instantly noticeable differences between conventional classrooms and Montessori prepared environments is the fact that the students are in motion. While that movement can be disorienting for observers at first glance, more careful observation shows that once again Dr. Maria Montessori purposefully incorporated children’s natural learning...read more