Information for families enrolled in our 26/27 school year
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Information for families enrolled in our 26/27 school year ✳︎
Nurturing the whole child.
We believe that all children are inherently capable and have an innate desire to learn. Dr. Montessori observed that children develop a sense of self-confidence, resilience, and responsibility when they are given the freedom to explore their environment and engage in purposeful activities. In short, a Montessori classroom cultivates self sufficiency, emotional wellbeing, and practical life skills.
Schedule a tour.
Visit our campus during schooling hours to see for yourself how our classrooms offer a different approach to education. Here, we take into account all areas of development and prioritize independence from a young age.
Our students are…
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Children who make choices and solve problems independently become more confident and assertive in their decision-making skills.
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Children learn to care for themselves and their environment through pouring, spooning, buttoning, and sweeping. These tasks develop fine motor skills but also instill a sense of competence and self-reliance.
Independent children are more capable of caring for their needs and managing tasks without constant supervision, relieving some of the burden on parents.
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At the heart of our culture lessons is a deep understanding of the interconnectedness we share with the people and natural world around us.
Our students tend to tackle big curiosities like life’s purpose by observing the connection we all share at such an early age.
Additionally, their own responsibility of working in a community and contributing to the maintenance and wellbeing of that culture builds a compassionate spirit and gracious mindset. Emotional maturity is a well earned byproduct of their experience here.
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Children participate in communal activities such as caring for plants, preparing snacks, and collaborating on group projects. These experiences foster a sense of belonging and responsibility towards the community. Self motivated
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Montessori materials provide immediate feedback, allowing children to correct their mistakes and learn from them independently. Self-correction promotes a growth mindset and resilience in the face of challenges.
By allowing children to experience setbacks and challenges in a supportive environment, Montessori education equips them with the resilience and adaptability needed to navigate life's ups and downs.
Have you heard about Pleasant Hills Academy?
If you have a child with special needs that could benefit from on-site therapies and classroom accommodations please visit our Academy website by clicking the link below.