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Climate Change Symposium

Climate Change Symposium

Hershey Montessori School is partnering with Lake Erie College for this important Climate Change Symposium. Hershey adolescent students will be presenting.

The event is open to all and we encourage you to attend.

DATE: Thursday, March 2, 2023

TIME: 6:30-8:30 pm

LOCATION: Dickinson Auditorium, Lake Erie College | 391 W. Washington St, Painesville, Ohio, 44077

SCHEDULE:
• 6:30-7:00 Poster Presentations: Hershey students
• 7:00-8:00 Auditorium Presentations: Hershey students
• 8:00-8:30 Q&A Panel: Hershey and Lake Erie College students

Download the flyer here.

Pancake Breakfast

Pancake Breakfast

Join us for this favorite community event hosted by our adolescent students at Hershey Montessori School’s Huntsburg campus.

Bring your family and friends out to enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast with sausage and homemade maple syrup.

Proceeds support the Microeconomy, which is Hershey’s student-run business function that generates income to purchase supplies for the campus’s farm animals, gardens, and other related needs.

We look forward to seeing you!

 

Huntsburg Campus Visitors’ Day on Thursday, February 9th and Monday, February 13th

Huntsburg Campus Visitors’ Day on Thursday, February 9th and Monday, February 13th

Find out how Montessori aids the growth of adolescents as emerging adults to be productive thinkers, problem-solvers, organizers, communicators, creators, responsible community members, and global citizens. The entire 100-acre farm and woodland property of this campus is considered “the classroom.” On any given day, middle school and high school students can be seen working in groups all over the property, both indoors and outdoors, immersed in a variety of subjects of study. Immersion in nature is a striking element of the adolescent’s experience on the farm. Click here to register.

Concord Campus Open House on Wednesday, February 8th

Concord Campus Open House on Wednesday, February 8th

We warmly invite you to our Open House at the Concord Campus on Wednesday February 8th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Take this opportunity to learn about our Birth through 6th Grade programs, observe our Montessori classrooms, tour the school, and hear Paula Leigh-Doyle, our Head of School, discuss the philosophy and mission of Hershey Montessori School.

Please be reminded that our weekday Concord Campus Open House is for adults-only.

If you have questions about the event, please do not hesitate to contact Hershey Montessori School’s Office at 440-357-0918 or admissions@hershey-montessori.org

Register here.

Montessori Live! on Thursday, February 1st, 2023

Montessori Live! on Thursday, February 1st, 2023

From elementary core subjects to upper school microeconomy, this will be an interactive experience. The children love to teach you skills and concepts they learn in Montessori. You won’t want to miss this live event! Current families can call the front office to register. Prospective families, please register here.

 

Finally, Something Dangerous Book Launch with Hershey’s Doug Cornett

Finally, Something Dangerous Book Launch with Hershey’s Doug Cornett

Hershey Upper School ELA Guide, Doug Cornett, has authored the second book in his One and Onlys mystery series. Finally, Something Dangerous: The One and Onlys and the Case of the Robot Crow will be released from Random House Children’s Books November 22 — just in time for the holidays!

Please join Doug in person at the Larchmere Holiday Stroll for his book launch at Loganberry Books in Cleveland on Saturday, November 26, at 1:00 pm.

Let’s congratulate Doug and celebrate this great accomplishment together!

Finally Something Dangerous Doug Cornett

About the Book

The mystery-solving trio, the One and Onlys, from Finally, Something Mysterious is back with another whodunit. Robot crows, a poetry-slash-wrestling Club, and a hamster infestation? This looks like another case to tackle!

As the excitement from the last mystery the One and Onlys solved is starting to dwindle, Shanks, Peephole, and Paul worry that their town is back to being boring old Bellwood. But as plans for a shiny town makeover get underway, they realize that the “old Bellwood” is anything but.

The glee over “New Bellwood” is palpable, and it’s hard not to get swept away by the flashy new milkshake joint and other developments that are quickly making their small town unrecognizable. But the One and Onlys can’t deny that something nefarious seems to be afoot–especially if the robot crow they stumbled upon is any indication.

Strange? Yes. Dangerous? Hopefully! Shanks doesn’t know how these things are connected, but she’s determined to find out—with the help of the One and Onlys.