Did you know all our Primary through Older Elementary classrooms have a Classroom Ambassador? Sometimes the Classroom Ambassador is a team of volunteers. Classroom Ambassadors volunteer to coordinate classroom help, class community activities and class participation in school wide events throughout the school year. These super volunteers are classroom parent leaders. They work directly with…
The Meriwether Fund represents the biggest and most important part of our annual fundraising picture. Many of our supporters join the Circle of Champions by giving monthly. This allows them to budget their monthly expenses and provides a dependable and vital source of funding for an organization they believe in. Your participation in the Meriwether…
Every student at Lewis & Clark Montessori has the opportunity to participate in music education beyond their classroom including general music, choir, band, orchestra, and MAC creative expressions. The LCMCS music staff provides an avenue to help build community through music by evoking enthusiastic participation of all students, primary through adolescent. General Music: Once a…
“Explore Art was fun,” said Porter (Mahonia). “I sold a lot of headbands but I didn’t sell my last unicorn horn.” “Explore Art had a generally good vibe and everyone seemed to be getting along and enjoying themselves,” recounted Reid (MAC) from I’ve Got My Eye On You Hats. “A lot of people were interested…
What is the CEC? The Community Engagement Committee (CEC) is a committee of the LCMCS Board of Directors. Who is the CEC? The CEC is YOU, the families at our school. A leadership team made up of at least 4 active volunteers keeps the CEC moving forward. The CEC welcomes your involvement at any level.…
Giving Tuesday is a global giving movement celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.) and the widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It is a day to think about all the amazing organizations and people that are making a positive difference in our world and for you to give back…
Historical Halloween is a biographical research project where older elementary students choose a historical figure they’re interested in and extensively research their life and work. They write up their findings, prepare an oral presentation and then dress up as their chosen figure and present what they’ve learned. “For me,” writes Claire Lee, a WyEast 6th…
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