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Who this primarily affects This update is mostly for our 7th and 8th grade families. All other grades remain on campus and on schedule as usual, and there's no change for those families. Great progress today We had some wonderful progress today in getting the Mulberry Boys & Girls Club approved for our temporary grade 7-8 location. The Mulberry Department of Building Code confirmed, based on their most recent inspection, that the site is approved for our temporary use as a sc

Who this affects This update is specifically for our 7th and 8th grade families, who would be attending our temporary site at the Mulberry Boys & Girls Club while our permanent building completes construction. All other grades are on campus and on schedule as usual, and there's no change for those families. Where things stand We want to be transparent with our community about where we are. We're in the final stretch of getting the Mulberry site approved for use, and we alread

Urgent Update for 7th/8th Grade Only: Delayed Temporary Site Opening & Future Logistics Dear Families, First, please note that the bus schedule will be shared via Remind and on our closed school social media site. Due to school safety, we do not want to publicly share our route. Thank you for the families that came out to visit the proposed temporary site for Middle School. We are writing to share an important update regarding our planned 7th and 8th grade temporary site ope

Dear Families, We want to provide an important update regarding the start of the school year. Following yesterday’s orientation, we learned that the temporary facility planned for our middle school students did not have the required approvals in place for us to operate there, and we were directed to vacate the facility immediately. We recognize that this is happening very close to the start of the school year, and we understand the concern and inconvenience this may cause for

Five years ago, a courageous group of parents stepped out in faith for a dream, my dream. They enrolled their children in an untried school, a place with no history, no tracks to follow, and nothing to rely on but a shared belief in what education could be. Together, we planted a seed called Mi Escuela Montessori. Today, as we enter our sixth year, that seed is breaking through the earth into something bigger, deeper and permanent. This afternoon, our staff took a field trip.

Dear Families, First, thank you so much for your patience as we prepare for the upcoming school year. It has been an incredibly busy and productive summer for our administrative team! Here is a quick look at what we’ve been working on behind the scenes: Staff Development: We hosted our second cohort of Montessori training for Primary and Elementary educators through the National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector. A cohort of our staff presented at the ISTE Conference

The March Recap: Springing Forward Together March was a whirlwind of activity, growth, and "firsts" at our school! From the buzzing of bees to the cherry blossoms of Washington D.C. to the skyscrapers of New York City, our students and staff have been busy making this month one for the history books. Here is a look back at the magic we created together. Building Our Future: Construction Update The most visible sign of our growth is happening right outside our windows! We are

This week, we are proud to honor Dr. Daphne Harris for her third year of incredible service to our school community. The role of an Assistant Principal is one of the most challenging in education. It requires a unique balance of discipline, empathy, and academic expertise. From the early morning bells to the final bus departure, Dr. Harris serves as the constant anchor for our campus, ensuring our operations run smoothly and our environment remains secure. A Pillar of Suppor

February was a month full of creativity, connection, and meaningful learning experiences across our school community. One of the highlights was a beautiful schoolwide art collaboration led by our wonderful and imaginative art teacher. During several Friday art sessions, students from Kindergarten through 6th grade each contributed their own marks on large sheets of aqua paper, building layers of colorful lines, textures, and patterns. Inspired by pop artist Jim Dine and his h

Good afternoon, MEM families, Please, find here the first Boletin for the 2025-2026 school year. There are important descriptions about procedures and information. Please, read carefully. Sincerely, Dr. Raul Muñoz Rodrigo

📢 Orientation Reminder for Tomorrow – Please Read Carefully! Dear Families,We are excited to welcome you to campus tomorrow for our...

You can find the back to school boletin here: English : rmd.me/faT10pOiKTz Para Español : rmd.me/aS87iFJLJh5

Florida F.A.S.T. Testing has begun! You can find the latest boletin on this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K4j9ib_wPyD6neE3Iq-...

In this Boletin: Change in Venue Winter Program Future Expansion Marketing Video Angel Tree Testing Dates Book Fair Update Thank you,...

In this Boletin: Angel Tree Staffing Changes Winter Concert Volunteers Needed Cold Weather Dress Code Videos for grants/marketing...

In this newsletter: Important date change (Winter Concert) School photos Reminders on pick up times Save the Date Moving Up School Trip...