MAC Blog

MAC’s 6th graders spent a full week in Washington, D.C., exploring history, government, art, and culture in some of the nation's most iconic spaces. Throughout the trip, they visited the World War II Monument, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial.

In a Montessori classroom, Practical Life activities like sweeping the floor, wiping tables, and tidying shelves are thoughtfully designed to nurture independence, coordination, and care for the shared environment.

From toddlers joyfully singing and dancing to middle schoolers rehearsing songs for the spring musical, music is an important part of learning and growing at every age.

Our Middle School students completed their third ACT (Aspire, Create, Transform) on The Great Tech Debate. For this ACT, students chose technologies to defend as the most impactful, whether positive or negative.

Beginning in our Primary classrooms, children use colorful grammar symbols—like red circles for verbs and black triangles for nouns—to explore how words work together to form sentences.

Our Lower Elementary students proudly hosted their Narrative Book Drop, marking the culmination of their narrative writing unit.

Object-to-matching cards is a Montessori activity that helps children develop the ability to generalize and recognize similarities and differences between objects.

Students have been busy in art class! IK-8th grade students are exploring sustainable fashion—clothing designed with environmental and social responsibility in mind.

At MAC, service learning is an integral part of the Upper Elementary and Middle School experience, fostering a deep sense of purpose and community engagement.

MAC Middle School and Elementary students spent the past month memorizing the globe (or continents for the younger students) and competed in Geo Baseball to put their geographic knowledge to the test.