New families often ask, “How do you know how my child is doing without tests?” The answer is that the classroom guides (teachers) assess your child each and every day through observation. Objective observation is the most essential tool in a Montessori teacher’s toolkit. Observation is more than just watching; it’s about paying close attention […]
Read MoreQuest Middle School students visited the Rhode Island State House on Tuesday, April 8th, as part of their civics and government studies. The trip offered an engaging, real-world look at how government works and included a guided tour, a mock session debate on the House floor, and the chance to meet with State Representatives Carol […]
Read MoreAt Quest, community is at the heart of everything we do. In Montessori education, relationships are just as important as academics. A strong, supportive community helps children feel safe, valued, connected, giving them the confidence to learn, grow and thrive. Throughout the year, we come together for meaningful traditions that strengthen these bonds—from our Back-to-School […]
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