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Nurturing a love of learning to last a lifetime! Montessori School of Casper is an AMI-recognized Montessori preschool through kindergarten program for children ages 3 to 6. Call today to observe in one of our classrooms!.
The Montessori School of Casper's Preschool through Kindergarten
program, for children ages three to six, offers a carefully
prepared environment that stimulates the development of
independence, concentration, sequential thought, and controlled
movement. The Montessori philosophy is built upon the idea that "A
child's work is to create the person she/he will become." Children
are born with special mental powers which aid in the work of their
own construction. But they cannot accomplish the task of
self-construction without purposeful movement, exploration, and
discovery of their environment. They must be given the freedom to
use their inborn powers to develop physically, intellectually, and
spiritually. A Montessori classroom provides this freedom within
the limits of an environment which develops a sense of order and
self-discipline. The Montessori method is a child-centered
educational method for children, based on theories of child
development originated by Italian educator Maria Montessori in the
late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Montessori method is
characterized by an emphasis on self-directed activity on the part
of the child and clinical observation on the part of the teacher,
often called a guide. It stresses the importance of adapting the
child's learning environment to his or her developmental level, and
of the role of physical activity in absorbing abstract concepts and
practical skills. Key to this development is the use of
self-correcting materials for introduction and learning of various
concepts.
Highest quality of education for the young child I have ever seen. Personalized attention to every single kid, constant and direct communication with teachers, administrators, and parents. Groups with varied ages should be a must in education, it substitutes jealousy and competition, with learning and admiration. I can tell a Montessori kid from a mile away... their good manners set them apart. Their vocabulary is superb, my child is working with the movable alphabet and I wouldn`t be surprised if she started reading before turning 4. She has lots of fun with her friends, is getting amazing practical life skills that I wouldn`t even imagine teaching her at this age, but that I realize she can, and does, perfectly well (pouring water for everyone at the table, handling knives and glass items with care). All throughout, I really am impressed with the quality and the devotion provided to these kids and by default, their families, and the community at large.
- Posted by Parent - PI
55/21/2015
My husband and I couldn't be more pleased with this wonderful school! Our daughter started at 3 yoa and is about to graduate kindergarten from MSC. She is reading, writing in both cursive and print, has an extremely diverse vocabulary (last week she told me all of the parts of a spider and what "buoyant" means ;)) Best of all, she loves to go to school and has been embraced and loved for three amazing years. Ms. Debbi and Ms. Carmen (as well as their classroom assistants) are amazing teachers and have given our daughter a magnificent foundation for her education. MSC is a parent-run co-op. How cools is that? Getting a direct say in the education your child receives - priceless! Our daughter also participated in after-school Spanish two days per week through the school. There is after-school daycare available until 5:30 and scholarships are available for families who qualify. You MUST check out this amazing school!!!
- Posted by Parent - kungp
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