Journey Montessori School

Pen pal letters! ✉️There is something magical about the children returning to find voices from across the country waiting for them. The world feels a little bigger and a little closer, all at once.

Not every classroom has walls-some flow quietly, encouraging the children to listen, explore, observe, and belong.

At some point over the past 15 years, kids stopped reading. Or at least their teachers stopped asking them to read the way they once did.

C’mon, Professors, Assign the Hard Reading

Poetry and song under the stars-what a wonderful way to start the season.
Happy Holidays!

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Social media and AI are affecting how kids’ brains develop, warns UNC professor of psychology Dr. Mitch Prinstein. He says kids are “growing less white matter over adolescence than they should.” His advice: Don’t let your kids use their devices after 9 p.m. on school nights, and make sure they get the eight hours of sleep, as recommended by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.

We have openings for 6th, 7th & 8th grade GIRLS in our middle school!

A Nature Based Education - Journey Montessori School Journey Montessori School is a unique educational experience in Santa Fe, New Mexico for 3-14-year-olds. Visit today.

Another day spent serving in our Santa Fe community. Yesterday, some of the JMS middle school and elementary students volunteered for the morning.

From little to big, Journey Montessori School empowers and excites children.

Meet Anastasia Malouf, Lead Primary Teacher at Journey Montessori School.

What is one of your hidden talents?
You know how chameleons can cross one eye and center the other...I can do that...

What's a book you could read over and over?
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig.

What was your favorite part of middle school?
I enjoyed having lengthy debates with my teachers 😉

If you could have any animal as a pet what would it be?
Donkey, specifically two.

Do you know how to whistle?
I don't, please teach me! 😩

Did you build forts when you were a kid?
ABSOLUTELY! Sheets and blankets and pillows were all utilized. I grew up with 30 first cousins, so there was usually a pillow fight included in the fort building.

JMS middle school students had a chance to serve the SF community at . With every hour spent, these students' hands touched many in our community.

The joy of singing brings movement, dancing, and smiles to students and parents alike. Happy Holidays to all and to all a good night!

A few small snippets of some of the fabulous poems memorized and recited by JMS elementary and middle school students.