Join us in a conversation about safe, ethical, and conscious digital use in our connected world. How can parents help support their elementary children in using technology responsibly and setting limits collaboratively?

Join us to learn about the principles behind our Montessori approach and the details of how we bring it to life – from our daily schedule, to our innovative learning platform, Altitude, to student anecdotes and work samples.

Some children with learning differences will need more support in learning to read, spell, and write. How can we help these children develop their literacy and writing skills?

Blanca, a Guidepost Parent, shares her perspective of incorporating Montessori at Home with her toddler via her Instagram account, @whole.child.home. We have pulled a few excerpts to feature here in our Montessori at Home video series!

With civil unrest permeating the news cycle, and the national conversation swirling around discrimination, brutality, and race, your elementary child is bound to have questions, even if they are not voiced.

While many of us are more cooped up at home during this unprecedented time, health and movement are even more important than ever. With sports practices canceled and camps closed, how can we keep elementary children moving and motivated for exercise?

How do children’s needs change during this period of growth, and how should learning – especially if delivered virtually during today’s circumstances – cater to the elementary child?

Do you want your elementary children to be resourceful and resilient? Join Lenore Skenazy from Free-Range Kids and Let Grow's Tracy Tomasso to learn more about how to foster these qualities through opportunities for independence.

We are in an unprecedented situation where innovation and creativity are needed as families discover new ways to work, learn and grow together. Learn more about how a Montessori approach to parenting can help!

Learn about a collection of stories that are presented in the beginning of the school year in elementary classrooms.