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At Springmont, we’re proud of our school and like to share the accomplishments of our students, alumni, faculty, and staff. Here you’ll find information about Springmont, including recent school news, articles about our curriculum, and other interesting items.  For additional press or media information, please contact Julie Strickland jstrickland@springmont.com or 404.252.3910.

Holiday Enrichment Registration is Open!

October 06, 2026
By Julie Strickland

Our Holiday Enrichment session runs from November 2 to December 10 and includes opportunities for Primary students (4 and older by Nov 2) and Elementary & Middle School students to enjoy after-school activities such as Chess, Spanish, Cooking, Woodworking, STEM, Dance, Sports, and Knitting.

Please note that all classes have a minimum and maximum number of participants and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Fees include a light after-school snack. 
Registration with full payment is due by Wednesday, October 28, at 3 pm. (Registrations received after this time are subject to availability and a $25 per child late registration fee.) 

Questions? Email Tiffany Orem at torem@springmont.com 

2026-27 Yearbook Cover Art Contest

October 06, 2026
By Andrea Restifo

Calling all student artists! This year's Yearbook Cover Art Contest is now open. The theme is Better Together! 
Guidelines:

  • Full-color, original drawings (no computer images, please)
  • 8" X 11”
  • Collaboration is welcome!
  • Artwork will not be returned and may be used for other Springmont publications, as well as the back cover and interior pages of the Yearbook.

Entries should be submitted to Andrea Restifo by Friday, October 30.
 

Answering Your Observation Questions

October 06, 2026
By Julie Strickland

We are thrilled that so many parents/guardians have elected to participate in classroom Observations! Below are some of the thoughtful questions families asked this past week.

Questions from Primary Families: CLICK HERE FOR THE ANSWERS! 
•    How does discipline work?  
•    How is small group instruction determined?
•    How often do students get 1:1 instruction?
•    How often are students invited to small-group instruction?
•    When children have mastered a lesson, do teachers acknowledge it?
•    How do teachers know when it's time to challenge children with a new lesson?
•    How is picking up taught, fostered, and reinforced?  How can we help encourage this at home?  
•    When children abandon their work without finishing and/or putting it away, what do you do?


Questions from Elementary Families: CLICK HERE FOR THE ANSWERS! 
•    If a child is uninterested in a particular subject, how do teachers ensure the student is still proficient?
•    How is science work encouraged outside lessons, especially for students who don't naturally gravitate toward it?
•    How does Springmont approach the introduction of technology and computing into the curriculum?
•    How does Springmont approach AI and how it is changing how the community learns?

If you shared a question that is not answered here, please look for a reply from your child's teacher or contact Toddler/Primary Division Head Anne Ledoux or Elementary Division Head Patricia Jordan. We look forward to seeing YOU in our Observation seats and hope you will share your questions!  
 

Springmont Share & Care Drop & Go - Oct 14

October 06, 2026
By Springmont Parents Amy Senna and Jaycina Almond

It’s officially autumn, which makes it the perfect time for a closet clean-out! We’re excited to introduce Springmont Share & Care, a community clothing drive rooted in sustainability and generosity. Give the items you’ve outgrown a chance to be loved again while supporting a place that means so much to our students and the broader Springmont community.

"Drop & Go" Collection Date: Wednesday, October 14
8-9 am & 3-4 pm at the Activity Court

Our Drop & Go system makes donating quick and easy while helping prevent traffic build-up during busy carpool hours. Simply pull up to the Activity Court curb, remain in your vehicle, and an event volunteer will come to your front passenger-side window to collect your donations.

We’re accepting gently worn children’s fall and winter clothing & shoes in sizes 2T - 10/12. To help us make the most of every donation, please ensure all items are:

  • Clean and in excellent condition
  • Neatly folded
  • Packed in a bag or recyclable box

The clothing sale will take place on campus during the Springmont Festival & Montessori Mile on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9:30 - 11:30 am in the Pavilion. All families are invited to shop the sale, with 100% of proceeds directly benefiting Springmont's Landschool. All remaining items will be donated to The Tender Foundation.

Thank you for helping us care for our planet while supporting our community. 

Holiday Enrichment Registration is Open!

October 06, 2026
By Julie Strickland

Our Holiday Enrichment session runs from November 2 to December 10 and includes opportunities for Primary students (4 and older by Nov 2) and Elementary & Middle School students to enjoy after-school activities such as Chess, Spanish, Cooking, Woodworking, STEM, Dance, Sports, and Knitting.

Please note that all classes have a minimum and maximum number of participants and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Fees include a light after-school snack. 
Registration with full payment is due by Wednesday, October 28, at 3 pm. (Registrations received after this time are subject to availability and a $25 per child late registration fee.) 

Questions? Email Tiffany Orem at torem@springmont.com 

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