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Calendar 2019-2020

June 17, 2019 — 2019-2020 MSR Calendar Final Please review the MSR Calendar. The ITBS dates are tentative; however, please do not schedule doctor’s appointments during the week of April 20-24. Read More

Lower Elementary Summer Reading Requirements

June 7, 2019 — Dear Lower Elementary Families, Lower Elementary 2019 reading requirements Your books have been selected for you, and these directions are for the projects you will complete. Happy Reading! Read More

Upper Elementary Homework Summer Reading List

June 6, 2019 — Book List for Upper El Summer 2019 – Final Read More

Lower Elementary Summer Math Homework

May 24, 2019 — Lower El Rising First Years Math Lower El Rising Second Years Math Lower El Rising Third Years Math Read More

Upper Elementary Summer Math Homework

May 24, 2019 — 4th Yr Summer Math Upper El 5th Yr Summer Math Upper El 6th Yr Summer Math Upper El Read More

Tuesday Notes May 21, 2019

May 21, 2019 — Tuesday Notes May 21, 2019 Read More

Tuesday Notes May 14, 2019

May 14, 2019 — Tuesday Notes May 14, 2019 Read More

May Newsletter 2019

May 3, 2019 — May 2019 Newsletter Read More

April 2019 Newsletter

April 5, 2019 — April 2019 Newsletter Read More

Weekly Notes March 13, 2019

March 13, 2019 — Weekly Notes March 13, 2019 Read More

Testimonial

“I began MSR in the toddler program, and I was in Ms. Kumar’s last Primary class. On my first day in her class, she discovered within three hours that I needed glasses, and it changed my life. As a +8 power in glasses, I desperately needed them. After the world wasn’t just a big shadow, I really began learning. Montessori made my childhood experiences fun, and I learned so much without even realizing it. There were some tears in Lower El as the work expectations increased, but I am so thankful my parents stuck it out and listened to Ms. Dolores and Ms. Diane that I could do the work. They believed in me when I didn’t even believe in myself, and I left Lower Elementary ready for the challenging program of Upper Elementary. That’s what we called the pinnacle where it all came together for some of the best days of my education so far. I’m still disappointed that there wasn’t an adolescent program for my group! I told Ms. Shemi to please begin the adolescent program again because she should offer the opportunity of a Montessori education for as many years as possible. When I graduated and went to Darlington, I really began to understand just how valuable my education had been–not just academically but because it taught me to be confident in my abilities and face the challenges of middle school and high school with the skills I needed. Now, I attend Belmont University where I am pursuing a Music Business degree. I am so grateful for my Montessori education, and my advice is to stay in the MSR bubble as long as you can! It’s a great place to learn!”

Elisa Montanaro 2009 Graduate of MSR