One of the highlights of the celebration was a beautiful booklet filled with responses from Sammy’s students. Their answers to questions like “How old do you need to be to get married?” and “How much does a wedding cost?” were nothing short of brilliant—capturing the curiosity, honesty, and humor that make our Montessori community so special.
Congratulations and wishing you both a lifetime of happiness!
Junior High students arrived in Washington, D.C. today and are already immersing themselves in the rich history of our nation’s capital! Their first stop was the Udvar-Hazy National Air and Space Museum, followed by time exploring the National Mall—captured in a wonderful photo in front of the Washington Monument.
Students and teachers will continue taking in the incredible sights and experiences of Washington, D.C. before returning late Wednesday evening.
For the past week, room 3 has had a truly special experience as Ms. Ludwick introduced one-day-old Ayam Cemani Indonesian chicks into the classroom. The children were invited to observe quietly with their eyes, honoring both the fragility of new life and the importance of respectful engagement. In this peaceful and intentional moment, students experienced firsthand the wonder of life, deepening their sense of curiosity, empathy, and connection to the natural world—an authentic reflection of Montessori principles in action. This truly special experience gave students the opportunity to witness new life up close.
The Windfall 2026 Silent Auction is now LIVE! Go to GiveGrove to see the amazing items and bid. All donations are matched dollar for dollar, so your giving is doubled!
**Junior High/Elementary After Care Location Change**
Due to Windfall setup in the gym, Junior High/Elementary After Care will be held in the art room on Thursday, March 26 and Friday, March 27.
Please go to the art room door for pickup.
Community Kindness in Action
When one of our TMA moms stopped by The Home Depot to purchase gift cards for our drive supporting the Edwardsburg community after last Friday’s tornadoes, the team there asked what the cards were for. When they learned they were going to help families impacted by the storm, they immediately matched the donation.
Thanks to the generosity of two TMA moms, their contribution was quickly doubled, turning into $200 in Home Depot gift cards, $100 in Lowe's gift cards, and a car full of bottled water and Gatorade to support families as they recover.
Moments like this remind us how powerful a caring community can be. We are grateful to our TMA families and to The Home Depot for stepping up to help our neighbors in Edwardsburg.
RSVPs for Windfall have been pouring in and the gym is filling fast! Fourteen of our nineteen tables are already reserved, leaving just 40 seats remaining. If you’re planning to join us, now is the time to secure your spot. Go to the Windfall page on the website to get your tickets today and be part of a wonderful evening together!
If your nonprofit is looking for an in-kind donation, visit https://www.letsroam.com/donations #letsroam @letsroam
Join us for ice skating on March 5!
EC tour happening Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 9 AM
A shout out to our Girls Basketball team who are 5-1 in their season thus far. Join us on Thursday, Feb. 26, at 5 PM at Covenant Christian for their final game to cheer them on. Go Mustangs!
Hands-on learning at work as this child carefully sorts and matches animal cards, building vocabulary, focus, and confidence.
