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Our students are working with their hands, writing, reading, creating, exploring and looking into each other's eyes!
While these years are marked by turbulent changes in your child’s body, brain and emotions, harmony is possible with the right mindset and environment.
Creating an authentic Montessori community for toddlers is both an art and a science that requires intentional environments, well-prepared adults, and a deep respect for children’s developmental journey.
Like all CMS students, Elementary students have individualized lesson plans. At the Elementary level, children experience more freedom to pursue their intellectual interests—within appropriate limits.
Each year, members of our faculty, staff and administration attend the Association Montessori International Refresher Course, thanks to the generous support of our families, Board members, staff, alumni and other friends of CMS during the Pink Tower Campaign. Here are some of their takeaways!
The scope of our population helps strengthen us as a community and a family.
The CMS birthday tradition is a meaningful way to honor and remember each year of a child’s life on earth. It fosters a sense of community and belonging with peers and establishes lasting pride in the child for their own growth and development as a person.
Walking in your child's shoes, you will work with some of the materials that enliven your child's mind each day. Your Journey will offer you personal discoveries as you explore each classroom, from Toddler through Primary and Elementary, and you'll get a glimpse of what's to come for the Adolescent Program!
The “toddler” phase of a young child’s life is brief yet crucial. Newly mobile, they can move through the world, seeing and touching things that were not apparent to them a few months ago.
It is very important to realize that toilet independence is liberating for the child (and the adult!), as the child no longer has to walk around with dirty diapers and rely on the adult to clean them. The result of being able to accomplish this human act will make your child so proud of themselves.
