Montessori Matters

January 12, 2018

How is a Montessori Education Relevant Today?

“There is a great sense of community within the Montessori classroom, where children of differing ages work together in an atmosphere of cooperation rather than competitiveness. There is respect for the environment and for the individuals within it, which comes through experience of freedom within the community.” Maria Montessori 1907

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Happy Montessori children learning and sharing their excitement. 2018
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Happy, productive, and excited adults learning from each other and sharing their results. 2038
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Students begin working with inequalities as a part of their Mathematics Literacy in Lower Elementary. Using bead bars, numeral tiles, parentheses, and mathematical symbols (+, >, <, =), children learn the language and symbols of Mathematics.

Dates to Remember

Monday, Jan. 15 No School; Extended Day is available

Thursday, Jan. 25 6-8 PM Jonathan Wolff, Special Guest Speaker for Parent Education

Sunday, Jan. 28 1-4 PM Open House for Anderson community

Tuesday, Jan. 30 5:30 PM Moving Up Information Night for "riser" families (however all are welcome)

Saturday, March 10 Spring Benefit

Spring Benefit- Saturday, March 10 2018

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Illnesses

MSA students are prohibited from attending classes while ill. If your child is absent, please notify the school office. MSA is proactive in monitoring all illnesses and makes every to prevent illnesses from spreading. When you have verification that your child has a communicable disease, please notify the office immediately. It is preferable to bring your child in late or keep him/her out for another day in order to completely recuperate rather than risk exposing the student body to a potentially communicable illness. All

students must be fever-, vomiting-, and diarrhea-free for 24 hours (without the aid of medications) before returning to school. Absences; excused or unexcused are recorded for all students. For any student experiencing a fever greater than 100.5, vomiting, having diarrhea or simply feeling too poorly to focus or concentrate on class work, the parent will be called and the student will be dismissed early.


If your child has missed school due to an illness, he/she may not participate in any other school-related activity on that day or evening.

Montessori School of Anderson

Our mission is to nurture the whole child, physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually, preparing students for academic excellence, lifelong learning and responsible, caring lives.
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