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Mission Possible's Microschooling Programs
(Kinder - 6th Grade)

Welcome to Mission Possible Montessori, where we believe that education should be as unique as the child. In our micro-schooling program, we embrace a personalized approach that is designed to meet each student's individual needs, ensuring that learning is not just a process, but an immersive, dynamic journey. We’re here to ignite curiosity, foster creativity, and empower every child to reach their full potential.

At MPM, we pride ourselves on cultivating a warm, intimate learning environment where students thrive. With our small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratios, we can provide the personalized attention and support that each child deserves. Our educators are passionate about creating a space where collaboration, critical thinking, and independent exploration are the cornerstones of learning.

What truly sets our microschooling program apart is our commitment to holistic development. We go beyond the traditional academic focus, nurturing essential life skills, social-emotional growth, and a lifelong love of learning. Through project-based learning, hands-on experiences, and real-world applications, we empower our students to become confident, self-directed learners who are not just prepared for the future, but eager to shape it.

At Mission Possible Montessori, we see the greatness in every child, and our micro-schooling program is designed to unlock that potential. We’re committed to providing the tools, resources, and support that will inspire your child to become an active, engaged, and empowered citizen of the world. Join us on this mission to spark a passion for learning and unleash the extraordinary potential within every student.

 

                                                         What is Microschooling?
At Mission Possible Montessori (MPM), microschooling is an educational community designed specifically for homeschool elected families. Our experienced teachers facilitate the education on behalf of the family, creating a supportive and structured learning environment. Through our program, learners experience all the essential components of a traditional school setting—such as socialization, education, and community—but within a smaller, caring, and safe environment.

Our approach is to academically challenge each learner at their own pace while ensuring that learning is engaging and relevant to real-world skills and experiences. We utilize a conservative and traditional curriculum that emphasizes core academic values, yet MPM takes no formal political, religious, or social stance. We believe these matters are best left to each individual family and parent group within our community.

In essence, MPM provides a holistic educational experience that combines the benefits of traditional schooling with the flexibility and personalized attention of homeschooling, all while fostering a strong sense of community and shared purpose. ​

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How Does Microschooling Work?

At Mission Possible Montessori (MPM), micro-schooling is all about individualized learning and real-world application. Our experienced educators tailor their teaching strategies and curriculum to the unique needs of each student, allowing them to progress at their own pace and explore subjects that interest them deeply.

We focus on project-based learning, where students engage with real-world problems and challenges. This hands-on approach not only enhances their academic knowledge but also develops critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills. Our goal is to ensure that learning is both meaningful and applicable beyond the classroom.

To support this, we incorporate modern technology and online resources into our curriculum, giving students the tools they need to thrive in a digital world while staying grounded in traditional academic values.

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Montessori Method for Elementary 

At Mission Possible Montessori, we recognize the elementary years as a transformative stage of growth, where children transition into what Maria Montessori termed the "second plane of development." This phase is characterized by a burgeoning intellect and a deep curiosity about the world. Our Montessori classrooms are designed to nurture this natural inquisitiveness by offering individualized learning experiences that allow children to explore subjects at their own pace, following their unique interests.

Education here is hands-on and experiential, blending academic learning with practical life skills. Our students engage in activities that promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and real-world applications of knowledge. Teachers act as guides, providing resources and support while fostering independence and self-motivation in each child.

Community and collaboration are at the heart of our approach. We create an environment where students learn not only academic subjects but also essential social and emotional skills. By cultivating both the mind and the heart, we aim to develop well-rounded individuals who carry a lifelong love of learning and are equipped to navigate the complexities of life with confidence and empathy.

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2024-2025 School Year

 

  • Our ​​microschooling program runs four days per week: Monday-Thursday, 8:15 AM - 4:15 PM

  • Programming is in-person, academic focused with regular attendance expectations 

  • Our microschooling programs serve kinder-6th grade​

  • Our lesson plans can and do exceed "grade-level norms", however we base all learning plans on each learner's ability (*Our standards and curriculum meet and exceed CCSD standards*)​

  • We have created the Bridges & Stepping Stones classrooms as prep for our elementary program.

    • These classrooms will prepare learners for "MPM style" 1st-grade level Montessori based programming, which requires specific skills and the ability to work independently. (There is a minimum age requirement for Bridges & Stepping Stones, and placement is based on MPM staff discretion)

  • We conduct bi-annual independent assessments to track students' academic progress, mastery, and development (for elementary only)

  • We operate on a year-round schedule, with our 2024/2025  schedule running from June 2024 to May 2025.

    • Should you choose to participate only during a traditional school year cycle, our academic year runs August 2024-May 2024​

  • Organized and facilitated by trained teachers and Montessori teachers with years of classroom experience. â€‹

  • We teach using Montessori methods and materials and cover CCSD standard academic subjects. Due to the small program size, we personalize each enrolled students' teachings. â€‹

  • Due to this being a homeschooling model, the parent remains the "director" of the enrolled student's education and must complete the "Notice of Intent " if this will be the first year of homeschooling. Parents also remain responsible for submitting the student's educational plan (we will be able to assist you with this component). 

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