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Escuela Students Lend a Hand to Harwood Artist
Escuela del Sol students, from Early Childhood through Jr. High, had the unique opportunity to help longtime Harwood artist, Mark Horst, complete his public art installation, “Blessing Hands”. For two days, students gathered on the plaza under the collective guidance of Mr. Mark and Elementary Program Coordinator Sarah Louderbough, who...read more
Help Keep Our Campus Beautiful!
To book-end Earth Week (Earth Day is April 22nd – more details on celebrations coming soon), we are inviting families to join us on campus as we prepare for spring and summer – help with playground maintenance, landscaping, painting and so much more! WHAT: Escuela Work DaysWHEN: Saturday, April 17th and 24thTIME: 8...read more
Behind the Blue Gates – A Campus Tour
Did you miss our LIVE Instagram Story Campus Tour Event? No worries! You can still explore everything our thriving downtown campus has to offer in our Instagram Campus Tour. Check out our other Highlights and more from Escuela on our Instagram. OUR CAMPUSEscuela is located on 7th street and Mountain...read more
Learn More About Escuela Jr. High
The curriculum for adolescents, beginning in 7th grade, ushers in a new stage of development. Students’ needs and potential are supported by increasingly sophisticated work, choices, and responsibilities. The two years students spend in Jr. High weave academic research and skills with experiences that connect these emerging adults to the...read more
Jr. El Students Raise Money and Awareness for Texas Sea Turtles
Our Jr. Elementary (grades 1-3) students have been captivated by sea turtles. Many animals were cold-stunned by the storm in Texas. Some turtles have been released, many are still recovering. Jr. El students started a campaign to raise money and awareness about the endangered turtles. The students drew posters to...read more
Let’s Look At How Montessori Education Compares to Conventional Education
When you think of school you might remember sitting in rows of desks, with a teacher filling you full of knowledge you are required to memorize and repeat; all of your fellow students working on the same thing at the same time until the bell says you get to go...read more