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Montessori School of LemontFor 50 years we have nurtured the physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual development of children from age three through ninth grade according to the methods and philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori.
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Telephone: (815) 834-0607
Email: info@lemontmontessori.com
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Scientific research shows
We learn best when we are interested in what we are learning.
People thrive when they feel a sense of choice and control.
We learn best when our learning is situated in meaningful contexts.
Extrinsic rewards reduce motivation and level of performance once the rewards are removed.
Children can learn very well from and with peers; after age 6 children respond well to collaborative learning situations.
– Angeline Stoll Lillard
Montessori, The Science Behind the Genius
Golden Gala ~ MSOL Annual Auction
APRIL 29th ~ 7pm ~ Maggiano’s Naperville
The Montessori School of Lemont, a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization requests your support for our annual fundraising event. We are proud to be celebrating our 50th year this year with a Golden Gala!
Founded in 1972, MSOL has served children from three years old through ninth grade from over 25 communities in the Chicagoland area. It is our mission to provide for the physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual education of children ages 3-15 years following the methods and philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori.
This year’s auction will benefit the continued growth and development of school programs and grounds. Please join us in supporting our cause through your tax deductible:
– Attend our Golden Gala!
– Become a Company or Family Sponsor
– Donate a Service, Item, or Basket for the Auction
– BID! From near or far!
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The Montessori School of Lemont does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, national origin, age, socio-economic level, physical ability, genetic information, and learning style in the administration of its educational policies, admissions, hiring, scholarships or other school programs.