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Open Enrollment at MSOSV begins March 2nd, offering families a closer look at how our Montessori approach fosters independence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning. When you book a tour, you’ll see classrooms filled with purposeful activity, calm focus, and joyful exploration. Each space is intentionally prepared to help children gain confidence, develop problem-solving skills, and grow into capable, compassionate learners. Why families choose MSOSV Authentic Montessori environments led by certified Montessori teachers A consistent, child-centered approach that builds independence and curiosity Small, connected communities where children are known and supported

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Our Kindergarten children from the Cabrillo, Crescent, and Peak Ave Montessori campuses enjoyed a special February field trip to Cucina Bambini for a cooking lesson on making pizza. During the visit, children participated in a hands-on cooking experience designed just for young learners. They followed step-by-step instructions, practiced listening skills, and worked together as they explored food preparation in a fun and supportive environment. This experience supported independence, concentration, and practical life skills while encouraging children to try something new. Opportunities like this help children build confidence as they see themselves as

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Our Kindergarten children from Cantera Montessori enjoyed a field trip to the Georgetown Public Library in February. During the visit, children explored the library space and learned how it supports reading, research, and quiet discovery. They practiced respectful library behaviors while engaging with books and materials that encourage curiosity and a love of reading. This experience supported early literacy, independence, and responsibility as children learned how community spaces like libraries can be used for learning and enjoyment. Visiting the library also helped children connect classroom reading work to a real-world environment. They listened

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Re-enrollment plays an important role in preparing for the upcoming school year at Montessori School of Silicon Valley. Beginning February 2, 2026, our families will have a one-week re-enrollment window to confirm their child’s placement. This process supports intentional classroom preparation and allows our teaching teams to plan learning environments with care. Re-enrollment is the simplest way to lock in your child’s spot for next school year and keep their school experience steady with familiar relationships, consistent routines, and continued learning. Completing it during the designated window helps you stay on track

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On Thursday, January 29th, each MSOSV campus will host a Kindergarten Information Night designed to help families of incoming kindergarteners prepare for this important transition. This evening is a chance for parents to get a first-hand look at what kindergarten means at MSOSV, how it builds on the Primary years, and how it compares with other public and private school options. What You'll Learn: Our Approach to Kindergarten: Families will hear how our kindergarten program blends academic readiness with independence, social growth, and curiosity. Teachers will highlight how Montessori foundations continue to

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Our Kindergarten class at the Cantera Campus had a day of exploration and discovery on January 15th. The children visited the Inner Space Cavern in Georgetown, one of Texas’ most fascinating underground treasures. Led by guides and supported by our teachers, the children walked through winding pathways and saw incredible cave formations that have been hidden underground for thousands of years. They listened closely as they learned about stalactites, stalagmites, and observed fossils and corals that are nearly a million years old! This adventure sparked curiosity and gave our Kindergarteners the chance

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Our Kindergarteners from the Cabrillo, Crescent, and Peak Ave campuses had an exciting adventure on December 5th. They spent the day at the Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose, a place filled with hands-on exhibits that encourage curiosity and creativity. The children explored interactive displays, experimented with science and art activities, and learned through play. Guided by our teachers, they had the chance to ask questions, solve problems, and discover new ideas while working together. This field trip was a wonderful opportunity for our students to see how learning happens everywhere. We

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The Kindergarten class at our Cantera Montessori Campus took part in a meaningful field trip this December. On December 5th, our children visited the Brown Santa Toy Donation program, a Williamson County initiative that supports families during the holiday season. The children proudly brought toys to share, learning firsthand the joy of giving. Guided by our teachers, they saw how their small acts of kindness can make a big difference for other children in the community. The trip gave our Kindergarteners a chance to practice generosity, experience the importance of community service,

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Our Cantera Kindergarten students had an incredible learning adventure during their field trip to Cutter Aviation. The day gave children a first-hand look at the fascinating world of aviation. They explored the airport facilities, watched planes up close, and met aviation professionals who explained how pilots, mechanics, and ground crews work together to keep planes safe and ready for travel. The teaching team encouraged students to ask questions and make observations, sparking curiosity about science, technology, and transportation. For many children, this was their very first time seeing an airplane so close,

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At Montessori School of Silicon Valley, the Thanksgiving Feast is a time to come together as a classroom and school community. On November 20th, the children will gather for a meal made possible by the generous ingredient donations of families.   This event highlights the Montessori spirit of gratitude and community. Each class makes a dish to share with the other classroom communities, while children add their own touch by creating keepsake placemats that make the meal even more meaningful. Families can look forward to bringing these placemats home to use during

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