OH, THAT GROUNDHOG!
If we believe Punxsutawney Phil, we are in for six more weeks of winter. Arghhhh! We New Englanders are rugged, and at Kingsley we go outside at all temperatures above 20 degrees. For our young friends, this means a lot of layers and moving parts. As a parent and teacher, I have learned that the greatest gift for our children is TIME. There is always such a short supply of it, especially on crazy weekday mornings when everyone is trying to get out the door.
Schools all over the world offer opportunities for families to visit, explore the school, and learn more about curriculum and culture. The Open House model is not new or groundbreaking, but at Kingsley we pride ourselves on delivering an outstanding experience at each Open House event. Our goal is to provide you with an honest, in-depth look at what Kingsley provides, in an efficient, pleasant experience. We strive for our events to be convenient, welcoming, and forthright.
Kingsley Montessori School has three Core Values that guide our educational approach, and help shape our school culture. We believe that these values are central to creating the best place to grow and learn.
The first of these values, The Foundational Decade of Learning, serves as the backdrop for everything we do at Kingsley.
Kingsley Montessori School has three Core Values that guide our educational approach, and help shape our school culture. We believe that these values are central to creating the best place to grow and learn.
Parents play an integral role in the life of their child, and that extends into their schooling and education. We believe that parents are partners in this journey, and Kingsley is devoted to working closely with families.
Kingsley Montessori School has three Core Values that guide our educational approach, and help shape our school culture. We believe that these values are central to creating the best place to grow and learn.
At Kingsley knowing every child as an individual learner is central to our mission. By knowing every child, we can channel their natural curiosities to create passionate, independent learners.
One of the hallmarks of Montessori education is the level of independence it fosters in children. Self-guided, self-selected work leads learners to develop intrinsic motivation. Students who are motivated to pursue their interests and passions have a tendency to create amazing things.