Montessori schools are renowned for their unique educational approach, focusing on each child’s development. For Montessori schools to remain sustainable and grow, they must effectively manage their finances. The tuition management system is crucial in achieving financial harmony among these… Continue Reading →
In recent years, a new trend has emerged in the field of education: micro-schools. These schools are gaining popularity because they offer an alternative to traditional schooling, focusing on personalized learning. Micro schools are small, typically fewer than 150 students,… Continue Reading →
Montessori schools provide a unique learning environment for children. The activities are designed to help children learn through hands-on experience. Here are ten fun Montessori school activity ideas that your students will love: #1: Building with Blocks One of the… Continue Reading →
Montessori schools are already known for using alternative teaching methods to help children develop their skills and abilities. They use hands-on activities, games, and play instead of textbooks and memorization. It’s also about introducing new concepts at unique times in… Continue Reading →
We recently surveyed over 5,000 parents and small school administrators around the country, and became well acquainted with the way today’s schools communicate with parents. Here are our TOP TEN findings: Over 70% of Montessori schools primarily use standalone newsletters… Continue Reading →
Facebook (Photo credit: stoneysteiner) We’ve already touched upon the idea of schools using social media to communicate in some of our other posts. Recently, however, we heard that some schools and school districts have been using Facebook and/or Twitter to… Continue Reading →
I am Dr. S. Sudhakar, the co-founder of SchoolCues. I am excited to share with you our company, SchoolCues, which will soon be launching on the web. SchoolCues addresses a problem faced by a majority of schools at all age… Continue Reading →
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