Bridgeview Montessori School

Children’s House students will be dismissed at 1 pm. Our teachers use the afternoon for planning time. We will have After Care for Children’s House students who are already signed up.

Come check out what’s happening with our parent organization.

Image: Elementary I students creating work inspired by artist Tim Burton

If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!

Visit us Wednesday. RSVP here. Alternatively, call us at 508-888-3567 or email slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day.

No School today. Enjoy your weekends.

No school today. Enjoy.

Today we honor our 6th Years.

6th Year families will receive more information before the event.

Please make a note: this is a new date different than that on the paper calendar distributed in Spring of 2023.

Today, we honor our Kindergarten students. Kindergarten families are welcome and will be receiving invitations.

After a half day of school, let's celebrate together! Pack a picnic lunch for the whole family; everyone is invited!

Dessert will be provided by the school. The Midway Recreation Area Pavilion is reserved  for Bridgeview Montessori School until 2 pm. There are picnic tables available but feel free to bring blankets and chairs too. Have some fun; chat with the staff; say goodbye for the summer.

Please note: there is NO After Care. If you are not able to pick up your child at the scheduled dismissal time below, you need to make arrangements for someone else to pick up your child.

Early Dismissals or all students:

• All Children's House classroom:s 12:00pm

• Orange & Purple Rooms: 12:15pm

• Green Room: 12:30pm

Children’s House Watermelon Welcome for both new and returning Children’s House students and families.

Children’s House Watermelon Welcome for both new and returning Children’s House students and families.

Elementary I Watermelon Welcome for both new and returning Elementary students. Meet and greet new students and old friends. Make some late summer plans.

Children’s House Watermelon Welcome for both new and returning Children’s House students and families.

Access Brightwheel for incoming student forms here.

We need your help. Join us to help prepare our school for our children. This is an adult only volunteer event. Please contact Sandy Nickerson, Head of School, if you are about to help on this day or at another time before the start of school. snickerson@bridgeviewmontessori.org

Come learn about your child’s program for this upcoming year. You will have a chance to meet our teachers and specialists as well as fellow parents. This is really the beginning of building our Children’s House community.

If your family is new to our school or if your child is transitioning in to another program, please drop in together to explore our spaces and meet new people.

And so the journey begins! Welcome.

No School for students. Today is a day for lifelong learning through professional development for our teachers.

NO AFTER CARE TODAY. Enjoy the evening.

If you intend to have your child return to our school, a school made better by your family, please submit your re-enrollment materials to our Director of Admission, Suzanne Lawson.

If you still have questions, please communicate with Suzanne so that we can help you in your decision making process: slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org

Stay tuned for more information.

For everyone who has contributed to our annual Circle of Giving, thank you! For those yet to contribute, make your contribution on March 12! Drawing prizes to be announced before the day!

We are optimistic that perhaps some of our faculty will be attending the American Montessori Society Conference!

Bridgeview Montessori offers grants to any family that shows need. We use School and Student Services to process our aid applications. To learn more about the process visit: https://www.bridgeviewmontessori.org/financial-aid or contact Suzanne at School or by email slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org

We view standardized testing as a tool to teach one Practical Life skill.

We will be administering the IOWA Test to our Third through Sixth Year students during a portion of their work periods over the course of a few days. This is our most traditional form of assessment; results are shared with parents and used as an in-house tool for our own self-assessment. Any questions: Contact  Sandra Nickerson, our Director of Elementary Education and Head of School.