If there is one quality that defines the spirit of Montessori education, it is wonder — that deep, joyful curiosity that makes learning feel alive. Long before a child can read or write, before they know the names of the continents or the rules of grammar, they...

One of the great challenges — and opportunities — in education today is finding ways for Montessori and mainstream schools to learn from one another. Despite the apparent differences, these two systems share a common purpose: nurturing children into capable,...

  If Montessori education is to remain strong in the century ahead, the single most critical factor will be the preparation of the adults who guide the children. Buildings may change. Technology will evolve. But everything depends on the quality of the human...

  Budgeting, Funding, and Financial Planning for Your Dream by Tim Seldin, Montessori Foundation Once you’ve clarified your vision, confirmed your licensing or private-school pathway, and begun looking for the right property, the next big question usually looms...

  (First, a disclaimer: This article draws from public court records, state employment laws, and my many years leading independent and Montessori schools. It is not legal advice. Employment law varies dramatically between jurisdictions, and private schools...