Teaching Self-Control Through Montessori Education Every parent hopes their child will grow into a confident, kind, and capable adult. While academics are important, research shows that one of the strongest predictors of lifelong success is self-control. A decades-long study published in Inc. found that children who develop self-control early in life tend to become happier, healthier, and more successful as
The Montessori method is practiced in classrooms worldwide, but its impact extends far beyond academics. Dr. Maria Montessori’s earliest classrooms were in the impoverished neighborhoods of Rome, and her work in India during World War II helped lay the foundation for an inclusive, global movement that continues to thrive today. Grace Montessori School is proud to carry on Dr. Maria
All backgrounds are welcome to apply, especially those with local business and community connections. Grace Montessori School, a nonprofit school and childcare center serving children ages 15 months through sixth grade, is seeking new members to join its board of directors. Positions are for a three-year term with new members beginning to serve immediately upon election, and an opportunity to
The Montessori Method offers children more than just an academic foundation; it nurtures independence, curiosity and a deep respect for diversity. Rooted in worldwide consciousness and cultural understanding, Montessori education creates a unique and inclusive environment where every child is encouraged to explore the world and their place within it. Multicultural learning is integrated into the classroom experience at Grace
