Jessica Davis

BMS is retiring our well-used leaf logo for a new custom-designed logo and color scheme. Parent Luke Frydenger of Wilding, Inc. worked with staff to design a logo that would be unique to the school, hint at our name and love of the natural world, and would catch the eye. The stylized B will replace

Check out this Scientific American article that talks about the correlation between chores and a higher sense of capability in other areas of life. As a Montessori school, practical life is a huge part of our curriculum. While many environments might have a plastic Fisher Price kitchen where children can pretend to prepare food, we

Dr. Montessori urged us to “give children the Universe” through elementary Cosmic Education. This is the integration of content such as history, geography, biology, and physical science. They are into interwoven, connected stories about the Universe in our elementary classrooms. In some settings, children learn about their world in gradually increasing concentric circles (my home,

Help us learn how to serve you best. BMS is in the midst of a four-year equity self-audit, using a tool published by the American Montessori Society called Equity Examined.  There have been several components to this process so far. First, we contracted with the Crossroads Organization for staff and board professional development. This was