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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know anyone successful that stays anywhere for more than a couple of years, that is how you move up. Duh.

And she does have a Montessori certificate - from Mexico, that is what makes her qualified at a dual-immersion school. [/quote]

I don't know all the details about her credentials, but just have a 5 minute conversation with her. She's amazing, clearly was meant to teach and lead and is all around a great person as well. She is not leading the school in a vacuum, there's also a Founder and a Board who oversee things. Plus the school is starting small and building so she has time to learn as she goes. I am seriously looking at the middle school Montessori program at Waterfront and her vision for it is really impressive. She clearly knows what she is doing and I'm excited to see what the future will hold. It might just be the perfect fit for those of us who want our kids off the BASIS/Latin/DCPS test test test track. Not that that's a bad track for many kids, but projects and independent work sound just fabulous for mine.[/quote]

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