It will be Spanish language exposure - like less than an hour a day 4 days a week? Is that right.

Spanish.

What languages will they have?

Anonymous wrote:I left with more confidence. The team seemed passionate and competent. Parents did seem a bit nervous though. Not sure why. Seems like it may have been more of a "I can't believe my baby is already growing up and going to leave the nest and go to school." vibe from the parents. I suspect people did not know what Montessori is and were too embarrassed to ask basic questions.

Agree. The leaders instill confidence. I am nervous about it being a new school but I am also nervous about trusting someone with my son for 7-8 hours a day. Right now I have him in a three day a week, three hour preschool.

I liked all the questions about food. Seems like everyone was the same page on wanting a healthy food environment.

I left with more confidence. The team seemed passionate and competent. Parents did seem a bit nervous though. Not sure why. Seems like it may have been more of a "I can't believe my baby is already growing up and going to leave the nest and go to school." vibe from the parents. I suspect people did not know what Montessori is and were too embarrassed to ask basic questions.

Anonymous wrote:Oh the exploring going through grade 12 is new.

Is this a joke? There are no montessori schools in the area past 8th grade. The Barrie School goes to 12 but it is not montessori up through 12.

Hopefully on the 17th people will leave their kids at home--I will.

Oh the exploring going through grade 12 is new.

I personally didn't mind the kids there. It was a school event after all!

I would rather them stay at Shaed as many years as possible. They will likely be further east which sucks as far as this a few blocks EOTP resident is concerned.

I left excited EXCEPT that I worry they are promising too much. It can't be that good.

I also brought my kids so my husband could be there (he's been pretty passive in the school search and I wanted him involved) and because there would have been much drama with the little one had I gone without him. Agree it probably wasn't the best decision . . . except he loves his current school and after playing with a little girl there he is looking much more favorably on Lee.

I am more than happy that my daughter will go to school at Lee Montessori.
I found the session very informative.
At the same time I saw no need to dance and sing.
I celebrated when I got the lottery results.

Good news then!

I was surprised that they might move out of shaed after just one year, did I hear that right?