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The Greensboro Montessori School enrolls children from the age of 18 months through the 8th grade. GMS is a dynamic, progressive school committed to the educational theory and practice established by Dr. Maria Montessori over 100 years ago, and which continues to be supported by the latest brain research and educational best practices.
We are taking applications for the 2014-15 school year. If you would like to learn more about the Greensboro Montessori School and the Montessori Method, call 336-668-0119 to schedule a tour!
Open House Friday, April 25, 9:00 am
Register 336-668-0119 or rhea@thegms.org
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At the Greensboro Montessori School, learning is a journey. Our mission is to nurture children to be creative, eager learners as they discover their full potential and become responsible, global citizens. Our teachers and curriculum inspire a joy of learning, academic success, intellectual excitement, creativity, and emotional well-being in each of our students.
Our school is accredited by the American Montessori Society, The Southern Association of Independent Schools and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, now known as AdvanceEd. We offer the opportunity to share more about our school and invite you to visit during our monthly Open Houses to learn more.
Land Program from The Greensboro Montessori School on Vimeo.The GMS Land Laboratory program was devised by a team of Montessori teachers in 2004 and is now in it’s 8th year. Based on Maria Montessori’s vision of the Erdkinder, early adolescent students travel to a wooded retreat in Oak Ridge, NC every six week to eight weeks for 3 nights and 4 days, camping with no electricity and transporting their water in jugs and bins on student-made “chariots” constructed from old bicycles and baby carriages.
Dear GMS Community,
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, a contributing writer to Forbes On-Line Magazine, recently wrote about how the Future Of Education Was Invented In 1906. He began his piece reflecting on a school in Mexico wherein the students from “very underprivileged” homes are doing remarkably well in an environment that is “utilizing student-directed methods” including laptops. He went on to say that even though such seemingly revolutionary teaching methods are being used and enhanced by what he calls “techno-utopianism and the internet and technology transforming schools”, that what we are missing is that such revolutionary methods actually began in 1906 when Maria Montessori opened her first Casa di Bambini in a poverty stricken area of Rome.
Montessori Al Fresco Summer Program offers Full-day, Full-summer option
Week-long summer camps also offered in June and July
| Wed Apr 23 @ 8:30AM - 02:30PM Upper Elementary Field trip to the Land Lab |
| Thu Apr 24 @ 8:30AM - 02:30PM Upper Elementary Field trip to the Land Lab |
| Thu Apr 24 @ 4:15PM - Cross Country Conference Championship Meet |
| Tue Apr 29 @ 6:30PM - 08:00PM Lower Elementary Spring World Music Concert |
| Wed Apr 30 @ 8:30AM - 02:30PM Mary and Isabelle's extended day students trip to the Land Lab |
| Wed Apr 30 @ 9:00AM - Science Fair - Upper Elementary |
| Thu May 01 @ 8:00AM - 12:00AM 8th level students in Costa Rica |
| Thu May 01 @ 9:00AM - Mary and Isabelle's Extended day students field trip to the land |
| Fri May 02 @ 8:00AM - 12:00AM 8th level students in Costa Rica |
| Fri May 02 @ 9:00AM - 02:30PM Lower Elementary Students to visit the Land Lab |
| Fri May 02 @ 9:00AM - 02:45PM Lower Elementary Students field trip to the Land |
| Sat May 03 @ 8:00AM - 12:00AM 8th level students in Costa Rica |
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
The GMS middle school students hosted a forum for the candidates seeking to become the Republican nominee for the NC 6th congressional district. 8 of the 9 candidates attended the event. Three students were the monitors, others greeted visitors, ran the sound, filmed the event and even kept the candidates within their allotted three minutes. All the students in the middle school participated in the event. They worked together in small groups to draft insightful questions, which covered topics including the environment, taxes, education, gay marriage, minimum wage and more. Candidates were given time to present their platforms and then were read randomly selected questions by the students.
Read the News & Record article
The gym was full of parents and visitors to the campus, including cameramen and reporters from WFMY, WXII and WGHP. The News & Record also sent a reporter and photographer. Earlier in the week three students were interviewed on WFDD.
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Montessori Al Fresco Summer Program offers Full-day, Full-summer option
Week-long summer camps also offered in June and July
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