It is such a privilege to have you consider having us care for your child.
And we do care. When a child comes to us, we begin to develop a deep and personal relationship with this little person that we spend so much time with.
I know how much it means to you to have someone who notices sniffles, who is concerned because toes seem to be a little too splayed, or who is elated with the child's first grasping how to read.
I share with you the desire to have the best possible preschool academics, the most nutritious meals, and stimulating cultural activities.
The child's competence is the first goal of Montessori Morning Glory School.
Every child is born with a pattern for greatness. Our role as a school is to enable that power by creating an environment that does not hinder the child.
When we follow the child and support his drive to be the best he can be, our whole society will be advanced.
In this environment of competence and peace, a beauty appears.
It's the beauty of simplicity and naturalness, lacking artifice. The child understands that it's the process itself that is beautiful.
Many times, product is extraneous because the child is already moving forward again toward the adult he is to become, toward the ultimate product of his life.
It is such a privilege to have you consider having us care for your
child. And we do care. When a child comes to us, we begin to
develop a deep and personal relationship with this little person
that we spend so much time with. I know how much it means to you to
have someone who notices sniffles, who is concerned because toes
seem to be a little too splayed, or who is elated with the child's
first grasping how to read. I share with you the desire to have the
best possible preschool academics, the most nutritious meals, and
stimulating cultural activities. The child's competence is the
first goal of Montessori Morning Glory School. Every child is born
with a pattern for greatness. Our role as a school is to enable
that power by creating an environment that does not hinder the
child. When we follow the child and support his drive to be the
best he can be, our whole society will be advanced. In this
environment of competence and peace, a beauty appears. It's the
beauty of simplicity and naturalness, lacking artifice. The child
understands that it's the process itself that is beautiful. Many
times, product is extraneous because the child is already moving
forward again toward the adult he is to become, toward the ultimate
product of his life.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Montessori Morning Glory School?
The application deadline for Montessori Morning Glory School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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