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School Tours are held on Mondays from 9:30 am - 11:00 a.m. and are for adults only. The tour consists of a brief video, a walk through the school, and an opportunity for questions. We look forward to sharing our unique program with you.  We are currently fully enrolled, and conducting tours for the 2012-2013 school year.

Please call Leslie Montague in the Admissions Office at (703) 790-1049 or email her at lmontague@mcleanmontessori.org to RSVP.

• School Tour: Elementary Focus, January 23
• School Tour: Primary Focus, January 30
• School Tour: Primary Focus, February 6
• School Tour: Primary Focus, February 13
• School Tour: Primary Focus, March 5
• School Tour: Primary Focus, April 16
• School Tour: Primary Focus, May 14

The Yearbook Committee is pleased to announce that sales of the NEW Yearbook will kick off this week!  Order forms will be sent home in your child's Friday Folder.  Yearbooks are available for purchase by credit card through www.SplendidPortraits.com.  Use our school's online image locator (Y244831002) to order yours today.

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TREVOR EISSLER is coming to MSM on Saturday, February 4, 2012, from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.. 

Topic: "Montessori Children as Entrepreneurs"

Mr. Eissler will speak about Montessori children owning their education. He will compare some of the principles of the business world, and discuss how the Montessori Method prepares children for life beyond the classroom.

Please contact Meredith Wood at 703-790-1049 or mwood@mcleanmontessori.org to register and/or make an advance purchase of Eissler's Montessori Madness! and new children's book 4,962,571.

• McLean Montessori School Follows Its Own Path in Educating Children ~ Sun Gazette, October 23, 2009
• Now That School Is Out, What Did They Really Learn? : How one child's switch to a Montessori school gave him the confidence to be creative and joyful, to ask questions and seek the answers himself. ~ Huffington Post