welcome to bridgeview Montessori School
WHERE LEARNING IS LIVE AND VITAL.
At Bridgeview Montessori School, students are encouraged to be their authentic selves. This means they learn which disciplines they love, which are more challenging, and which they are eager to discover. Within our carefully structured learning environment, students have the freedom to find their interests and thus discover their passions.
Come join parents and guardians to learn how to best support our community of learners. This organization is a dynamic, fun group of wonderful people. Email familyassociation@bridgeviewmontessori.org with any questions.
If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!
Visit us Wednesday. RSVP here. Alternatively, call us at 508-888-3567 or email slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day.
Join us at Hammer & Stain Cape Copd for a private Adults Only Fundraiser. CLICK HERE to check out the flyer with more information about this event. As always, with any questions, contact familyassociation@bridgeviewmontessoir.org
Learn from those who have come before you. Join former students, parents, and educators to discuss how Bridgeview Elementary gives students something unique to take with them as they move on the next schools and beyond. More information to follow.
If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!
Visit us Wednesday. RSVP here. Alternatively, call us at 508-888-3567 or email slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day.
On this special evening, your children will show you the many works in their classroom. Not only will you be the guests, but you will also be the students as your children teach you about some of their favorite school activities. As your children lead the way, you will come to understand their school experience in a different way. Start your evening by asking your child, "Show me your work" and let your child lead the way.
If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!
Visit us Wednesday, call us at 508-888-3567 to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day, or visit our website to learn about our school and the admission process.
If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!
Visit us Wednesday, call us at 508-888-3567 to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day, or visit our website to learn about our school and the admission process.
All students will share a sample of the songs and dances that we have been exploring this semester. This all-school community event is always a treat.
No School For Students. Our teachers will be enjoying professional development and collaboration.
Come join parents and guardians to learn how to best support our community of learners. This organization is a dynamic, fun group of wonderful people. Email familyassociation@bridgeviewmontessori.org with any questions.
If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!
Visit us Wednesday, call us at 508-888-3567 to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day, or visit our website to learn about our school and the admission process.
Children’s House students will be dismissed at 1 pm. Our teachers use the afternoon for planning time. We will have After Care for Children’s House students who are already signed up.
If you intend to have your child return to our school, a school made better by your family, please submit your re-enrollment materials to our Director of Admission, Suzanne Lawson.
If you still have questions, please communicate with Suzanne so that we can help you in your decision making process: slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org
Come join parents and guardians to learn how to best support our community of learners. This organization is a dynamic, fun group of wonderful people. Email familyassociation@bridgeviewmontessori.org with any questions.
If you have ever wondered if Montessori would be a good fit for your children, now is the time to take a look. Join us!
Visit us Wednesday. RSVP here. Alternatively, call us at 508-888-3567 or email slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org to schedule an individual tour and observation for another day.
Stay tuned for more information.
For everyone who has contributed to our annual Circle of Giving, thank you! For those yet to contribute, make your contribution on March 12! Drawing prizes to be announced before the day!
We are optimistic that perhaps some of our faculty will be attending the American Montessori Society Conference!
Bridgeview Montessori offers grants to any family that shows need. We use School and Student Services to process our aid applications. To learn more about the process visit: https://www.bridgeviewmontessori.org/financial-aid or contact Suzanne at School or by email slawson@bridgeviewmontessori.org
You will receive an invitation to sign up via with Amy weeks prior to conference days. When you sign up, you will also have an opportunity to sign your child up for free child care during your appointment time.
You may also contact Amy at amy@bridgeviewmontessori.org or at 508-888-3567 to sign up or with questions.
You will receive an invitation to sign up via with Amy weeks prior to conference days. When you sign up, you will also have an opportunity to sign your child up for free child care during your appointment time.
You may also contact Amy at amy@bridgeviewmontessori.org or at 508-888-3567 to sign up or with questions.
Come join parents and guardians to learn how to best support our community of learners. This organization is a dynamic, fun group of wonderful people. Email familyassociation@bridgeviewmontessori.org with any questions.
We view standardized testing as a tool to teach one Practical Life skill.
We will be administering the IOWA Test to our Third through Sixth Year students during a portion of their work periods over the course of a few days. This is our most traditional form of assessment; results are shared with parents and used as an in-house tool for our own self-assessment. Any questions: Contact Sandra Nickerson, our Director of Elementary Education and Head of School.
Learn about a Sixth Year’s experience over her 7 years at Bridgeview Montessori.
Bridgeview Bull Sharks hit the field at Gillette Stadium.
Sixth Year Diego reads to Children’s House Yellow Room students. Diego was a Yellow Room student himself when he first started learning with us.
Hands exploring the movable alphabet in the Yellow Room.
Returning students entering the final year of their programs, Kindergarten, Third Year and Sixth Year, will receive a $300 tuition credit to honor their families strong commitment to Montessori education.
This article reminds us that purposeful movement is a fundamental building block for our children’s growth and development. Maria Montessori knew this when she was practicing and creating her pedagogy, and we know it here at Bridgeview Montessori. We are seeing a shift toward movement and occupational therapy in our public schools as well. I am always struck by just how much Maria Montessori understood about how children learn.
Cheney Hagerup joined our faculty this past fall as a co-teacher in our Children’s House Yellow Room, and with her she brought enthusiasm and know-how. One of her many passions is creating a classroom that, through its microcosmic culture, strives to be inclusive and understanding, and empathetic. Cheney shared this list with us.
Listen to Alison, our learning specialist and Bridge Program coordinator as she talks education and Montessori pedagogy. Alison is.a wonderful addition to our community of learners. She is also a member of our parent body with her two boys learning in our Elementary program.
Our Head of School, Sandy Nickerson, wishes everyone a revitalizing summer after an incredible year of in-school learning.
Our Music and Drama teacher Courtenay Harrington-Bailey writes:
I thought I would share with you the production I was working on all Fall which features many Bridgeview Montessori alumni.
Check it out!
Faculty member Rachael Lovely shares about how she honors her indigenous heritage as well as her identity as an American.
In response to a parent question about Children’s House Art History and Studio, Vanessa Ring, that student’s Art teacher wrote back. I think her response is worth sharing with the broader community.
Photo Credit: Rachael Lovely
Learn how Bridgeview Montessori School continues with its outreach during a pandemic.
A colleague just told me that Maria Montessori was the answer (or question as it were) in final Jeopardy last week. This got me to thinking once again about Montessori’s legacy. I wrote this poem a few years back, and I thought I would share it again now as it seems appropriate for this time in our history. When I wrote the piece, I was intrigued when I learned that Montessori and Mahatma Gandhi met to discuss peace. I sure so wish these visionaries were with us today. Suzanne Lawson
In response to the murder of George Floyd and the nationwide protests, our Head of School sent this letter to our community. At our school, voices are shared and heard.
A Mission Driven School Fosters Mission Work.