By Al Daniel
For all of her athletic achievements, Kathleen Allden is not known to wield a softball or baseball bat. But when she started swinging at STEM, her intended long-term field, the Montessori Community School provided a metaphorical donut-shaped weight for her to hone her prowess and poise.
By Al Daniel
Serena Shah ’13 and her Sigma Kappa sisters at Elon University walked in appearance only on Saturday, September 14. Compared to their other marquee dates, this occasion compels everyone to hit the ground running on their almanac.
By Al Daniel
Correlation or not, separation from Montessori Community School nearly derailed Ryan Widd’s ’11 theatre career. That was until an MCS connection put his spirits back on track.
By Al Daniel
For several close-ups in her latest and, to date, longest film, Amy Hicks ’11 makes Sean Ruttkay and Ian Balding her hand models.
By Al Daniel
You might say Drew Gilleskie’s years at the Montessori Community School were the starting five on his basketball career.
By Al Daniel
Sometimes the Montessori Community School’s greatest effects come to fruition on other campuses.
By Al Daniel
At Camp Riverlea, Ben Harris ’03 epitomizes the give-and-take dynamic.
By Al Daniel
Through its tagline, Elizabeth Burch-Hudson’s award-winning short film, A Service to My Gender, poses a basic but deep question.
By Al Daniel
Once again, Katy Blake Burch-Hudson is back where she started in Southern California.
By Al Daniel
Lucia Craige ’12 was at the Montessori Community School for two years, enrolling in and graduating from the Adolescent Community. Yet so much has stuck with her since that relatively short chapter in her education.
