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Read articles from MMS's Head of School: the independent school advantage, the importance of outside play during the school day, and other interesting topics...
What does it mean to extend the Montessori method to your parenting style and the Montessori environment to your own home?
After finishing lessons on the Crusades, Mrs. Shergill's UE3 students decided that they would like to put on a skit and a Trade Fair to depict the events...
MMS student artwork asked to be a part of the Children's Hospital's permanent collection and put on display in the Emergency Room, read more...
The fact that games can serve an educational purpose is starting to make the national news...
Gaming for a purpose and the next frontier for the gaming and technology curriculum at MMS.
Creating games that help people solve real world problems.
MMS celebrated Veterans Day and honored one of our own staff members.
We surpassed our goal of 1,000 cans of green beans! See pictures of Jack at the top of the beanstalk in support of the 2011 Thanksgiving Food Drive.
Is America honestly considering raising a generation of children who cannot even sign their own names? The debate over cursive writing in elementary education...
According to Coach Jon Mohr, the goals for his teams include much more than just winning records...
Developing students' sense of community and their appreciation for the environment we live in...
Learn more about our new Parent Association President and her vision for the PA.
Milwaukee Montessori School observes International Peace Day by participating in the Pinwheels for Peace Project. Check it out...
Students in Mrs. Loder's classroom learn about New York City and remember 9/11. Read more...
In our Mind Your Money class students learned to think about, talk about and actively make choices about money.
Beating the heat wave... Wipe Out II, taught students agility, speed and fitness while they worked-out, got wet and had a great time.
Download the "Bully-proofing Youth" handout from speaker, Jim Bisenius.
Is there something about the Montessori approach that nurtures creativity and inventiveness that we can all learn from?
