The Cincinnati Montessori Society was created to increase Montessori classrooms, to deliver support services for Montessori parents and to promote public relations activities on behalf of schools and the Montessori philosophy in general
This upcoming FREE online conference, Childhood Potential: Montessori for Babies and Toddlers, will take place from November 7-13, 2022. Montessori experts from all around the globe are eager to share their knowledge of implementing Montessori practices with you! We are amazed by the inspirational Montessorians featured at the conference, presenting on such a wide-range of…
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On Friday and Saturday, February 10-11, 2023 we will be conducting this two-day Positive Discipline training at the Good Shepherd Montessori School in Cincinnati, OH. Facilitated by Chip DeLorenzo. The Practitioner’s Class is based on the book, Positive Discipline in the Montessori Classroom, by Jane Nelsen and Chip DeLorenzo. The class is designed to help participants learn how to implement…
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March 5, 2022 The Northern Kentucky Convention Center, 1 West River Center Blvd., Covington, KY 41011 The Cincinnati Montessori Society is excited to welcome everyone back to Cincinnati to celebrate and learn about Montessori Education. We have a great conference lined up for you. In person and virtual conference options are available. The CMS conference…
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Opening a new school during a pandemic seems crazy, but for Community Montessori in Covington, the timing was perfect.Sarah Stankorb -June 1, 2021 Outside the old First United Methodist Church on East Fifth Street in Covington, which is now the new Community Montessori school, there’s a delicate string of pendant flags wrapping the black iron fence. On them…
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Written by: Rishi Sriram on July 17, 2019 Full article here In France in the 1860s, a teenage boy took the exam required for receiving his high school diploma. On one question, instead of providing the name of a Greek philosopher, he mistakenly offered the name of a character in a book he’d read. When his teacher…
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Please Stay for Kindergarten… Here is Why by: Donohue Shortridge So, let’s get real. You’ve loved the first two years of the Montessori Early Childhood program for your young child. Now, as you look ahead, you are facing a decision about the third, and final, year of the EC program—the capstone year, sometimes known as kindergarten.…
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Maria Montessori designed her philosophy during some of the most politically volatile times in history. Maria Montessori overcame adversity and supported children and educators through this difficult time. This beautifully written article by: Punum Bhatia “Drawing Inspiration from Montessori During the Pandemic” talks about Maria Montessori’s history and adaptations she made through her difficult journey…
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Written by: Kathy Handorf I was recently given a first edition copy of The Montessori Method written by Maria Montessori from the year 1912. My husband purchased it for me as a gift and knew it was a good find, as original copies are treasures and often hard to locate. It was originally published in…
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Cincinnati Children’s Hospital has a great article to help answer common questions for parents when returning to school during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Article by: Kathy Handorf; Assistant Principal at Xavier University Montessori Lab School One of my favorite things about being at the Lab School is admiring our amazing classroom environments. Last week, I was reflecting on the beautiful works on the shelves and I was admiring a fall tree on the wall in Donna’s 3-6 classroom. …
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