Upper Elementary students visited Howell Living Farm to learn about Maple Sugaring. They learned to identify and tap a sugar maple, and helped collect the sap. They visited the sugar shack where the sap is…
Our Students’ Experience The 7th and 8th grade students participate in the Montessori Model United Nations every other year and are doing so this year. The conference is in New York City and involves connecting…
Meet Harmony Kingsley, Infant Center - What do you love about working with children? I love working with children, and I am thrilled to have joined the infant/toddler team. I love working with this age group…
The Parent Association’s Community Service Committee is dedicated to helping Princeton Montessori School give back to the community. We are pleased to announce the start of our 8th Annual Food Drive to benefit the Trenton Area Soup…
The Upper Elementary students led our third School Spirit Day of the year. The third level students read the group the book "Have You Filled a Bucket Today", by Carol McCloud. The book is about…
Before a new faculty member begins work at Princeton Montessori School we ask that they observe in the classrooms so they can see first hand what the Montessori method looks like. Afterwards they reflect on…
Meet Aish Saminathan, Lower Elementary Teacher - What do you love about working with children? It is immensely rewarding to watch children expand their social awareness and develop an understanding of morality. One of life’s most…
Middle School students took an overnight trip to Camelback Mountain Resort in the Poconos. This is a wonderful opportunity for the students to experience Princeton Montessori School’s tradition of skiing at the next developmental level of independence. In addition to skiing, the students…
Teaching diversity prepares students to be global citizens by exposing them to people from different cultures and social groups. Our main goal is to help all children to feel good about themselves, their families, and their communities,…
TODDLER: Teachers will recognize Valentine’s Day during the children’s snack time. There will not be a valentine exchange in the Toddler program. PRIMARY: Children should bring in one handmade Valentine card for reading at the Valentine’s Day celebration. The Valentine should express…
This year, our newly hired librarian consultant, Ann Woodrow, is working to get all of our student, parent, and staff books on Follett Library System and to update our reading offerings to reflect contemporary authors, curriculum supporting…
Mrs. Wasden and Mr. Mitnick led the Primary children, and their parents and grandparents, at a morning Sing Along. The children danced and sang and enjoyed this special event. It was a fun time to come together and…