The Montessori School of Raleigh is an independent school designed in its every detail to create confident, self-motivated and prepared children. Time-tested. Time-proven. Timeless. And yet it remains revolutionary in its common-sense, child-centered approach to the student. Explore the site for details of our approach, but more importantly come for a visit, and you will find a school where children are treated with respect, structure is inherent, and the learning possibilities are endless.

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Garden Day 2012: MSR Community Springs into Action

Spring Garden Day 2012 was a blooming success! Garden Day is when The Montessori School of Raleigh’s community comes together to celebrate our earth and our beautiful campus by tending to the gardens and grounds of the school. Students, faculty, parents and staff all join in to lend a hand to the land and do [...]

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How Do You Do the Didjeridoo?

Australian storyteller and didjeridoo player Paul Taylor dropped by The Montessori School of Raleigh recently to share his unique performance with students and faculty. Paul’s storytelling led students through some Australian history and culture, while his didjeridoo playing, dancing and audience participation kept the students thoroughly engaged. Watch the video below for some highlights.

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Middle School Intersession Brings Creativity and Community

This week was Intersession at the Middle School and the students were quite busy. There was a lot of creativity going on and a lot of community building too. The students participated in cake making, board games, song writing, community service and even a trip to Charleston, SC. Here’s a little information about the cake [...]

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The Future of Education is Changing!

Our wonderful parent volunteers handed out oranges* on a cold Monday morning to help promote our exciting spring event — Success in the Conceptual Age: An Evening with Dan Pink. Dan is the best-selling author of A Whole New Mind and an engaging speaker and he will be at our spring event to discuss the [...]

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