Apples in all their varieties are a marker of the fall season. Their interesting history, health benefits and taste were recently explored by some of our youngest and oldest students in our community. It’s an annual tradition in the Sea Otter class to do an apple tasting. We tasted four apples; Ambrosia, Cameo, Golden Delicious,…
Hey Everybody! Get the final touches for your costumes ready for SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th! The big Boo Ball Halloween Party is kicking off at 4pm with music & dancing, carved pumpkin contest, carnival game area and so much more. We will be having a spook-tacular time all the way to 8pm! Bring all your people…
By Nayeli Ramirez (MAC Student) Fall Expedition is a time at the beginning of each school year when all MAC (Montessori Adolescent Corp) students work hard, learn new skills, bond together and make new friends. During expedition, we learned how to cook, how to do farm work, and many other things. On the first day…
Many thanks to Amy Bean for working with others parents in our community to generate and share this list of healthy snacks that parents can send to school with their kids! Amy is a long-time parent at Lewis and Clark with a daughter in the Montessori Adolescent Corps. What healthy snacks do your students pack…
Dear Lewis & Clark Montessori Families, Runtober is a special fundraiser, occurring on October 18th, that actively engages our entire student body and affirms healthy habits for our students and our school. Generosity, team spirit, and caring for yourself and others are part and parcel of your child’s experience at Lewis & Clark Montessori. Runraisers…
Support our school AND get a great deal on season passes at Mount Hood Theater! (Your ticket purchase helps fund the community building work our Community Engagement Committee (CEC) does throughout the school year.) 10 movies for $10! Each ticket gets one child and two adults into 10 shows. Click here to purchase your pass today!…
The Oregon Battle of the Books (OBOB) is a statewide voluntary reading motivation and comprehension program sponsored by the Oregon Association of School Libraries in conjunction with a Library Services and Technology Act grant. Students in 3rd-12th grade, regardless of ability, are exposed to quality literature representing a variety of literary styles and viewpoints. Several…
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