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Read our latest blog from Lisa McKenzie, Lead Montessori guide at Farm School KC. She writes about the vision of Maria Montessori for adolescents. Check it out here!

maria Montessori’s Vision for Adolescents — Farm School KC Maria Montessori’s vision for adolescence is a period in human development she calls Erdkinder , meaning Children of the Earth. This is arguably one of the misunderstood parts of her educational philosophy. Montessori philosophy believes that traditional education does not support the fundamental

Welcome to the Team! We are so excited to bring on Rebecca Maxey, who has worked every summer since 2020. She has now graduated with her degree in Secondary Education and is joining our school full-time! See more about her here.
https://www.farmschoolkc.org/rebecca-maxey

Welcome back to another great school year!

❤️ A great education develops the whole person.

Your gift supports academics, leadership, creativity, outdoor education, and the social-emotional growth of every student.

🪡 Creating with purpose.

Sewing isn't just about making something beautiful—it's about learning to plan, adapt, and take pride in quality craftsmanship.

🌎 The world is the classroom.

Maria Montessori envisioned adolescents learning through work, nature, and community. Real experiences create confident, capable young adults who understand their place in the world.

🌎 Education doesn't stop at the classroom door.

Your support makes camping trips, service learning, field studies, internships, and real-world experiences possible.

Thank you for believing in hands-on education.

Exploring history to better understand the future. 🧠 Our visit to the Glore Psychiatric Museum sparked thoughtful conversations about mental health, treatment, and how perspectives have evolved over time.

📸 Every photo tells a story.

Photo journaling encourages adolescents to slow down, observe the world around them, and capture moments that matter.

Sometimes the best learning begins with simply paying attention.

💚 The best lessons happen when students give back.

Service learning builds empathy, leadership, and responsibility while creating meaningful connections within our community.