October 28, 2014
News Archive
October 28, 2014
Board Chair Reflection
It is hard to believe that we are already more than a quarter of the way into our school year and 2015 is on the horizon. I am not sure where the time goes. In the blink of an eye my children have grown from Green Room toddlers to Lower Elementary students. What’s next—college? Oddly enough, my... » read more
October 21, 2014
Faculty and Staff Spotlight: Shara and Lainey
Shara Greco, Passport 1. What is your role here at CMS? I am one of the Primary Passport Teachers. I create fun and educational after-school program for our CMS students. 2. What do you love most about CMS? What I love most about CMS is our amazing students of course! I absolutely love... » read moreHead's Corner, October 21, 2014
Greetings CMS Families, I hope that you are healthy and happy. Often we are so consumed by our daily routines that we barely take time to care for ourselves. Last week, I had the pleasure of taking some time off to do just that. I attended my niece’s wedding and then was whisked away to... » read moreLearning Support Team Update
Dear Parents, A wise educator once told me, “A child does not care how much you know, until they know how much you care.” This is the foundation of our Learning Support Team here at CMS. It has been such a pleasure getting to know the CMS family—it has become so clear what a special... » read moreWhy Do They Behave That Way?
“Neuroscience has recently put forward the startling fact that teen brains resemble blueprints more than they resemble skyscrapers in their malleable structure. Secondary educators who once considered a teenage mind an empty house that needed furnishings would do better to understand it as the... » read moreHead's Corner, September 30, 2014
Saturday was such a beautiful day. I started my day as I always do, searching for my glasses on my nightstand trying to find the remote control to turn to a reputable news station. As I flipped through the stations, I was captivated by the flurry of the roaring 20s, people dancing... » read moreFeatured Column: The Silent Journey
Immersed in a Montessori setting during the day, in some cases children come home from school and speak a language not always accessible to parents. They mention the names of materials they use that sound nothing like the materials we used while growing up in regular schools. They speak of metal... » read moreFeatured Column: Building Partnerships in Service of Children
We are solidly into the school year now with students expanding friendships and getting the lay of the land in their new school year. You too, as parents, are flowing differently through your daily cycles, focusing more on work and home management since the children are back to school. The anxiety... » read moreHead's Corner, September 9, 2014
Greetings CMS Families! I hope that you enjoyed the beautiful weather that we had over the weekend and that your family has successfully transitioned to the back-to-school schedule. Transitions can be challenging, especially after creating new habits for the past three months. I know it has... » read more