Villam Montessori Preschool Columbus Names December Teacher Of The Month
Jan 6, 2020
January 06, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Columbus, OH based Villa Montessori Preschool (VMP) Columbus is delighted to announce that Ms. Lisa Gerrard recently had the honor of being named December Teacher of the Month. The award is meant to recognize teachers who have, over the course of a particular month, gone above and beyond what their job requires of them.
“Congratulations to our December Teacher of the Month, Ms. Lisa,” Villa Montessori says on their Facebook page. “We are so grateful for her dedication to her students and their families. Thank you Lisa for all your hard work and continuing to make Villa Montessori a wonderful school!” Read more about the award on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/villamontessoripolaris/photos/a.503254686542299/1243881019146325.
Villa Montessori Preschool chooses only the best teachers to educate the many young minds they are trusted with every year. The preschool also makes sure to recognize the effort made by these teachers to deliver a high quality educational experience to each of their students through a variety of awards, such as the Teacher of the Month award.
“Each of our teachers has been hand picked to make sure your child’s developmental needs are met and their curiosities run free,” says the school director, Ms. Tamye Crutchfield. “You’ll often see them searching for the most intriguing, new, and imaginative experiences the world has to offer. They make observations to discover emerging talents, interests, and goals. This approach is what makes a Montessori education unique and special.”
Villa Montessori’s teachers are unique in that they are incredibly passionate about teaching and all it entails. They are also passionate about each individual child’s wellbeing as a student, passionate about recognizing and developing talent during the early years where it is most important and, most of all, they are passionate about the ideas of their students. They strive to provide the best possible Montessori educational experience in a very hands-on, project oriented environment. The teachers bring an unscripted series of lessons to each class that aims to celebrate and encourage the interests of the children they teach, helping children connect with the world they live in by guiding them to explore and learn on their own.
“If you’re a parent who wants your child to be inspired by the unexpected, intriguing, and innovative, you’ve come to the right place,” says Ms. Tamye. “Villa Montessori Preschool is a unique preschool in Columbus, Ohio designed for the curious, and the adventurous. We offer programs for infants to 6-year olds.” The school has over 12 years’ experience integrating Montessori and Reggio, two very dynamic and inspiring curricula, and regularly exposes their students to experiences they will keep for years to come. Find out more about the preschool on their website at the following link: https://polaris.villamontessoripreschool.com.
The school is centrally located in Polaris, and welcomes families from Columbus and the surrounding areas. Many parents have already sent their children to Villa Montessori and seen the effect the school can have on a young mind. “I cannot say enough positive things about Villa Montessori Polaris,” says a parent in a review on the school’s site. “The teachers and staff are so caring, helpful, knowledgeable, and patient. My child has grown leaps and bounds since coming to VMP six months ago. It makes going to work easier knowing your child is not only well taken care of but happy. I am amazed at how much individual care my child gets at VMP; much more than he got at an in-home daycare. VMP is clean, organized and peaceful. We are so happy we found this school and look forward to many more years here.”
Another parent says, “Great location! Lots of wonderful natural light in the classroom, well maintained, and clean. Very prompt and organized with all personal correspondence so parents won’t miss anything, thanks to the wonderful director. Amazingly caring teachers that are warm and welcoming. We’re always greeted with a smile and conversation. Yummy and healthy organic snacks/lunches are available. In the little time we have attended, I can already see my little man becoming more independent and building friendships with his classmates. He can’t wait to get out of bed in the morning and get ready to go to his school and play. And did I mention—the playground is awesome! We are very happy!”
Read more reviews and find out more about the school on Google Maps at https://goo.gl/maps/3KMW4ki6wop. Interested parties are also welcome to contact Tamye Crutchfield of Villa Montessori Preschool Columbus directly for further information.
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For more information about Villa Montessori Preschool Columbus, contact the company here:
Villa Montessori Preschool Columbus
Tamye Crutchfield
(614) 721-4410
[email protected]
Villa Montessori
8999 Gemini Pkwy STE A
Columbus, OH 43240
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