Our Redbud Lower Elementary class celebrated Black History Month with special Mystery History Presentations. They have been researching inspiring black leaders, advocates, and public figures. They then created presentations, and families had to guess the “mystery” speaker. We had the pleasure to hear from Ruby Bridges, Barrack Obama, Michael Jordan, Harriet Tubman, Jackie Robinson, Ray Charles, and many more.
When students are intrinsically motivated, they approach learning with confidence in their own growth and a belief that their actions have value. They are more likely to take initiative, embrace challenges, and engage deeply with their work—not for a reward, but for...
The toddler years (18 months to 3 years) are a time of rapid, foundational development. In a Montessori environment, this growth is supported by a carefully prepared space where learning happens through hands-on exploration, purposeful movement, and observation. In...
Think about the jobs that existed ten years ago that don’t exist today. Now think about the jobs your child might hold that don’t exist yet. The world is changing faster than most school curriculums can keep up with and that raises a real question for every parent:...