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What qualities should a private middle school offer?
Alsion Montessori we want you to understand what to look for when researching private middle school options for your child. Your child deserves the best education possible and that means you need to understand what a private middle school can and should offer.
In the Bay area, Alsion dedicates itself to providing an education that stimulates and grows students both emotionally and academically. The right learning space is vital for middle school students in order to help them thrive. Our private middle school offers:
Fremont plans to integrate 6th graders into existing Junior High schools over the next 4 years. This has many benefits for students, but it also comes with potential pitfalls during the transition period.
Let’s look at this integration of students in the public-school system and compare how students at Alsion Montessori receive a superior education. Thanks to its established 3-year middle school curriculum, prospective Alsion students will avoid the downsides of a new school structure, instead stepping our reputable and experienced hallways.
Read more: Fremont’s Integration Plan for 6th Graders into Junior High Schools
The transition from middle to high school marks an important time in every student’s life. Just as a fulfilling high school experience prepares students for college, a successful middle school experience prepares students for high school. Of all Fremont area middle schools, Alsion Montessori offers a unique education for students that focuses on a broad range of subjects and learning strategies.
We understand that middle school-aged children are growing socially as well as physically and that’s why our program focuses on education both inside and outside the classroom.
Read more: How a Montessori Middle School Education Prepares Students for High School
People have argued for years over the differences between private schools and public schools. Both have their benefits, and one isn’t necessarily better than the other. What matters is finding the best educational experience for your child.
Read more: What is the Difference between a Private School and Public School Education?
Are you having trouble getting your child to put down their phone? You aren’t alone. Many parents have this same dilemma and aren’t sure how to enforce the rules. After all, cell phones aren’t all bad. They can keep kids safe, facilitate independence and help with homework. Too much screen time, however, can get in the way of school, family time and sports.
The key is balance. Middle schoolers are going to use their phones because keeping in touch with friends is important at this age. The best approach is to provide plenty of opportunities where your child doesn’t feel compelled to use their phone. We have a few ideas to help you out.
Read more: Ideas to Keep Middle School Students off their Cellphones