Today's blog is Ms. Amanda's story of rediscovering her joy and includes ways you and your child can practice happiness together https://t.co/2mpdSmLRbz
Altruism, awe, compassion, connection, empathy, forgiveness, gratitude, happiness, mindfulness, social connection, these are all keys to well-being. I’m an optimist; I try to always look at the brighter side of... https://t.co/Zo2inzXW3g
It's only April and temperatures are already on the rise, which means summer is coming! Have you decided how your family will be spending the hot summer months? From traveling to nature hikes to camps on every subject imaginable,... https://t.co/aL6oCmLzIs
Ancient Egypt invaded the Lower Elementary classroom during the month of March. We held St. Paul's first ever “Day into Night” Cultural Exploration on March 29th to explore the life & times of Ancient Egypt. After reading the... https://t.co/v2qXWzSkdy
“We shall walk together on this path of life, for all things are part of the universe and are connected with each other to form one whole unity.” - Dr. Maria Montessori Of the many values that we try to promote at St. Paul's, one of the... https://t.co/MvJzcq5KG7
Tracing is an activity that occurs in many areas of the Montessori classroom. As children enjoy and practice this skill, their fine motor movements are strengthened and refined. It also gives children the opportunity... https://t.co/wK3A4OK8wB
One of the many things that makes St. Paul's a unique community is our dedication to providing financial aid so that any student can attend, regardless of a family's ability to cover tuition. We dedicate almost $100,000... https://t.co/JUPHBQb208
Be an Angel 😇 Donate before Spring Break
Help us reach our goal of raising $5,000 by March 15.
Every dollar donated will be matched by our corporate sponsor for a total of $10,000!!! 💓
That is enough money to buy school supplies for the entire year 🤯 https://t.co/itowtnRiGX
“Let the children be free; encourage them; let them run outside when it is raining; let them remove their shoes when they find a puddle of water; and when the grass of the meadows is wet with dew, let them run on it and trample it with... https://t.co/N8vPkAQ7Dx
Parents, Grandparents, and Supporters....it's time for the 2nd Annual Dollar Doubling Campaign!
New York Life will match $1 for $1 up to $5,000 for a grand total of $10,000!!!! Last year we maxed out and took home a giving grant.... https://t.co/itowto8Tyv
The 2019 Science Fair was another fantastic affair, with over 30 projects ranging from research into flightless birds to the study of the physics of quicksand to experiments on plant growth. All Upper and Lower Elementary... https://t.co/fjg3OqE9WC
We have the coolest parents and former parents! Congratulations to Tenna Florian and the Lake|Flato Architects team
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While the Montessori method and the Episcopal tradition fit together in many ways, one of the most perfect dovetails is the dedication of both to acts of service. We spend a great deal of time, both in and... https://t.co/NywAsw3oxT
Ms. Mari is always making yummy things with our toddlers! Today they're making their own pizza dough and enjoying the outdoors. We can't wait to try the finished product — feeling hungry
Upper Elementary students visited Primary today to read the tale of "Flora and the Runaway Rooster" and present on the work of @Heifer. We're halfway through our coin drive, so don't… https://t.co/3entWbSTQ0
The Montessori curriculum naturally supports the development of the whole child. This means that a child’s needs for intellectual, social, and emotional development are all equally important, and... https://t.co/mpMvxGhSGe
On Friday, our Elementary students enjoyed a presentation from Heifer International about the purpose of the St. Paul's coin drive. Each year, instead of traditional Valentine's celebrations, students collect change to... https://t.co/gTTpVrWkYU