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Montessori Academy at Sharon Springs
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Basic Information
Address: 2830 Old Atlanta Road
Cumming, GA 30041
County: Forsyth
Phone Number: 770-205-6277
School Type: Montessori School
Additional Information
Accreditation: We are accredited by the American Montessori Society (AMS) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
Organization Affiliation: Montessori School
Ages/Grades: Now Enrolling Ages 13 months - 12 years
School Setting:
Montessori School
School Schedule: Monday – Friday, 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM
School Size: 250 Students
Classroom Size: 23 Students
Student/Teacher Ratio: Toddler: 1:8 Primary: 1:15 Lower Elementary: 1:11 Upper Elementary: 1:11
Tuition:
$17,550 - $24,360
Curriculum:
Curriculum
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Authentic Montessori Education
Our curriculum offers children a carefully prepared environment, rich in learning materials and experiences.
Students are grouped in mixed-age classrooms, which allow them to interact with each other on a variety of levels.
Teachers are referred to as “guides” and are facilitators in the learning process. Through careful observation and guidance, children are directed toward meaningful activity, which helps them discover and develop their own interests and abilities.
There are eight basic principles that provide a foundation for the Montessori classroom experience:
Movement and Cognition: Movement and cognition are closely entwined in children; movement can enhance thinking and learning.
Choice: Learning and well-being are improved when children have a sense of control over their decisions.
Interest: Children learn better when they are interested in what they are learning!
Avoidance of Extrinsic Rewards: When a child is motivated by rewards, the absence of them can have a negative effect. We show children that successful mastery of a task is the motivation and the reward.
Learning From and with Peers: Collaboration with other children at school is used to help children learn.
Learning in Context: Learning within a meaningful context provides deeper and richer understanding than learning in the abstract.
Respectful Teacher-Child Interaction: Teachers show the highest level of respect for children and their work.
Order in Environment and Mind: Order in the classroom provides clarity and focus for children is beneficial to learning.
Source: Montessori: The Science Behind the Genius, by Angeline Lillard (Oxford University Press, 2005)
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
Uniform
Admissions Deadline: Rolling Admissions
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to foster the development of a well-adjusted individual through Montessori principles thereby promoting the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of the children, staff, and parents who meet, work, and learn here.
Notes/School Information:
Montessori Academy at Sharon Springs is an AMS and AdvancED accredited Montessori school serving children ages 8 weeks to 18 years. With low student-to-teacher ratios and MACTE trained lead teachers in every classroom, we offer the highest quality individualized Montessori education experience, focused on fostering independence combined with a sense of community and global awareness. We invite you to visit us and discover the difference of a Montessori education.