If you are interested in participating, you may go to http://events.upaf.org/ride/teams/msow and then select ‘Join our team.’  Our password is fitness.  You may also use the same website to get further information about the ride.

If you wish to make a tax deductible donation to support the arts, you may contact UPAF directly at 414-276-RIDE or donate at our fundraising page at http://events.upaf.org/ride/Rider/bednarek.  Our goal is to see how close to $1500 we can raise, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

If you wish to be part of our team, you will need to register online by Wednesday, May 1^st so that there is plenty of time to print the t-shirts and prepare the ride packs.  Mr. Bednarek and his students will be responsible for picking up and distributing all MSW ride materials, which will happen at the end of May.  We hope to see you on June 2!

           Pre-Children’s House Registration Forms

          Children’s House Registration Forms

          Elementary Registration Forms

          Upper Elementary Registration Forms

Make your child’s summer memorable with hands-on, fun-filled enrichment classes.

Dates:  June 3, 2013 – August 16, 2013. School is closed the week of July 1st-5th. Summer registration for the week of May 28th to May 31st is reserved for students currently enrolled at MSW.

Times: Care is offered starting at 7:00 am through 5:45 pm, Monday – Friday.

Children’s House  classestake place from 8:30 to 11:45 am. Elementary themed classes are from 9:00 am to noon. Please have your child bring a packed lunch if staying after 11:45 am. Blocks of time are available for additional before and after school care. All children under age 5 will be offered a nap in the afternoon.

Flexible Scheduling Options: Customize a school schedule that works best for you and your family. Pre-Children’s and Children’s House children must enroll for a minimum of two days per week. Elementary children can enroll from one to five days per week. You can mail or fax your registration forms to (262) 547-2715.

Pre-Children’s House: (Ages 20-36 months)
Your child will enjoy a variety of challenging, rewarding activities such as painting hats, making window clings and planting seeds.  This classroom introduces developmentally-appropriate Montessori materials to your child in preparation for the Children’s House classroom, emphasizing the importance of independence and self-discipline. Practical development activities include hand washing, pouring, self-dressing and more.  Potty training is not required to enroll in this program. If staying past 11:45 am, please have your child bring a packed lunch which will be served at 11:45 am. A nutritious snack is provided mid-morning and mid-afternoon. All children will nap from 12:30 until 3:00. Children must be registered for a minimum of two days per week.

Children’s House: (Ages 3-5)
Each week includes creative works, stories, songs and food preparation (as applicable). With an extraordinary 3-acre school facility, your child will have access to grassy play areas, woods, sand boxes, swings and outdoor play equipment. The school’s amenities are available for free play and all around good fun using squirt bottles, blowing bubbles and running through the sprinkler.

Consistent with the Montessori philosophy, classrooms are prepared for the various levels of development, according to the needs of each individual child. Prior Montessori experience is not required. To participate in any scheduled field trip, children must attend at least three days of that week; the field trip day can be the third day. Children must be registered a minimum of two days per week.

Elementary: (Grades 1-8)
Students will have the opportunity to experience different worlds and areas of interest. Mornings are a time of exploration in the classroom with different themes each week; a field trip related to the week’s area of study may be scheduled on select Fridays.

Afternoons will feature a variety of activities, including swimming on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Tuesdays are reserved for Zumbatomic, the groovy, high-octane health and dance fitness program designed for kids.   Afternoon activities are specifically constructed to accommodate and enhance your child’s unique interests and abilities.

In addition to the themed programming available to the elementary students, we also offer Math & Language Enrichment for students who will be enrolled at MSW in the fall. This program is offered each morning from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. and is limited to 10 children per week. In order for the Math & Language program to be effective, families must select five consecutive days on a week-by-week basis.

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Montessori School of Waukesha has built a solid reputation of excellence in preschool, elementary and adolescent education for almost 50 years. While the Montessori education encompasses the whole child, Montessori School of Waukesha’s academic excellence is evidenced by standardized test scores.  Montessori students in grades 4-6 scored at least two to three years above chronological age, often at high school level. Included in the curriculum are: Music, Spanish, Art, Physical Education and Computer Instruction.

The school is a community partner with the School District of Waukesha and Kettle Moraine’s 4K programs. Utilizing the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS), on which all community partners are evaluated, Montessori School of Waukesha attained a rating of 100% in:

• Math, number, nature & science activities

• Language-reasoning

• Art, music & movement

• Safety practices

• Promoting diversity

Montessori School of Waukesha has helped children ages 20 months to 8th grade develop into joyful, accomplished and inquisitive individuals for almost 50 years.

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