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On October 16th, from 5–6 PM, Cantera Montessori School will welcome Nido and Pre Primary families for a special Parent Education Night focused on food and mealtimes in the early years. This evening, All Things Food!, is designed to help parents better understand how children experience food from infancy through toddlerhood. Whether you are just introducing solid foods or navigating picky eating, you’ll come away with practical tools and encouragement. Meet Our Guest Experts We’re partnering with Maggie and Laura from Nest Infant Support. As Speech Therapists who also specialize in Food Therapy,

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Picture Day is almost here. To help your child feel confident for their photos, here are a few tips: Choose comfortable clothing that helps your child feel at ease. Keep hairstyles simple so they last throughout the day. Remind your child to relax and smile naturally. We look forward to a wonderful Picture Day on October 9th and 10th.

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Picture Day is almost here. To help your child feel confident for their photos, here are a few tips: Choose comfortable clothing that helps your child feel at ease. Keep hairstyles simple so they last throughout the day. Remind your child to relax and smile naturally. We look forward to a wonderful Picture Day on October 8th.

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Picture Day is almost here. To help your child feel confident for their portraits, sibling photos, and class pictures, here are a few tips: Choose comfortable clothing that helps your child feel at ease. Keep hairstyles simple so they last throughout the day. Remind your child to relax and smile naturally. We look forward to a wonderful Picture Day on October 7th.

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Picture Day is almost here. To help your child feel confident for their portraits, sibling photos, and class pictures, here are a few tips: Choose comfortable clothing that helps your child feel at ease. Keep hairstyles simple so they last throughout the day. Remind your child to relax and smile naturally. We look forward to a wonderful Picture Day on October 3rd.

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At the heart of the Montessori approach is the understanding that children are naturally curious about what it means to be human. From the youngest ages, they observe, absorb, and delight in the cultural patterns around them; whether it’s the way people greet each other, the foods they prepare, or the music that fills their homes. In the Sage Teacher Education Program, our Montessori Cultural Studies training helps educators prepare thoughtful, engaging lessons that introduce children to the breadth and beauty of human life. What Is Culture in Montessori? Culture extends far

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On September 19th, our Kindergarteners visited San Jose Fire Station 16 for a memorable field trip focused on community helpers. This experience connected directly to their classroom studies while giving them an up-close look at the important role firefighters play in keeping our community safe. Welcomed by Firefighter Antonio and the B Crew of Station 16, our students learned about daily responsibilities, fire safety practices, and the essential equipment firefighters use. The children explored the fire engine, tried on firefighter gear, and listened to stories about real emergencies. One of the most

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A Journey Beyond the Classroom At MSOSV, we believe in helping children build a sense of community from an early age. Each month, our kindergarteners visit a different community site tied to curricular themes, from cultural arts and local businesses to civic services and nature spaces. Field trips are planned intentionally to integrate with classroom studies, be developmentally appropriate, and allow reflect discussion points. Recently, our Kindergarten class from our Cantera campus visited the Georgetown Police Department for an exciting day of discovery. Meeting Our Community Helpers On September 17th, 2025, our Kindergarten

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The Montessori Journey & Discovery event offers a powerful glimpse into your child’s classroom experience. On September 18th and 19th at 5:00 PM, currently enrolled families and families in the process of enrolling are invited to work with real Montessori materials such as the Pink Tower and Geography puzzle maps, gaining insights into how these tools foster independence, focus, and joy in learning. Our teaching team will guide you through each area of the classroom and answer your questions along the way. This is more than a tour, it’s an opportunity

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Every August 31st, Montessori schools around the world celebrate the birthday of Maria Montessori (1870–1952), a visionary whose work forever changed how we see children and education. At Montessori School of Silicon Valley, her influence is not just a piece of history but rather it shapes every classroom, every work cycle, and every child’s learning journey. Who Was Maria Montessori? Born in 1870 in Italy, Maria Montessori was a trailblazer. At a time when women rarely entered higher education, she became one of the country’s first female physicians. Through her medical research

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