World Community Montessori (WCM) offers a prepared environment for learning focused on academic excellence and universal spiritual values that build character and community responsibility. Small classes provide the individual attention…
Outdoor Learning Builds Character
All of our students love spending time outdoors. Outdoor Learning is filled with discovery, direct experience and exploration, and helps one gain a sense of self in the natural world.…
Open Letter to Maria Montessori
In honor of her 153rd birthday the American Montessori Society wrote a letter to Maria Montessori. Dear Maria Montessori, Millions of people are walking the earth leading better lives…
Guidelines to Success
At World Community Montessori we strive to cultivate the following guidelines for our students to help them to thrive and excel in their lives. Read more about our philosophy. Love…
Alley-oop to the Hoop!
He dribbles down the court, teammates cheer, he shoots… and misses? Ah, looks like we all need to practice our basketball skills! Our students had a wonderful opportunity to learn…
The Flight of the Courageous Egg
The high school of the World Community Education Center did an Egg Drop for their Conceptual Physics class on Thursday the 5th, at 11:30am. The goal of it was to…
Girl Power!
For our Girl Scout Silver Award Take Action Project, we decided to re-make a Nature Trail behind our school. The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award for service…
Teddy and Friends: An Adventure in Service
In honor of Martin Luther King Day of Service, on Monday, January 19th 2015, the children attending WCEC had the opportunity to serve the Saunders Volunteer Fire Company in Huddleston…
High School Students Respond to North Korea Human Rights Question
This year in our Composition class we are studying and writing about Current Events around the world. In February the United Nations Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights released…
All Weather is Good Weather for High School Physics Students
Reported by Samah Rash On Wednesday, February 26th, the forecast predicted 38˚F, rainy, and gloomy…that it was, but there was no need to be glum and melancholy because my Physics…