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Power of Possibility
Workshop

August 1st and 2nd, 2-Day workshop

This project is piloted in partnership with Dr. Paige Krabill, a Clinical Psychologist, Licensed School Psychologist, and AMI Primary Trained professional.

Through her observations and experiences with current intervention and support models, Paige has identified gaps in meeting the needs of all children in educational settings, often interfering with their development and potential. To fully support the child, Paige has categorized this work into three main areas, termed 'The Montessori Triad,' which outlines the comprehensive support system needed.

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Professional Development

Montessori is lifelong work. Through workshops and seminars, MINT offers a steady rhythm of opportunities to reconnect, reflect, and refine your practice— locally and globally, with fellow educators who are shaping change from the ground up.

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Your partnership as a volunteer, donor, or community ally helps us expand access to AMI teacher training, host public events, and grow a thriving network of Montessori practice.

This work is big. It belongs to all of us.

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We've got our ear to the ground. Dropping our top interview tip in comments, too. Right now, there are 55 Montessori job openings on the MINT board. 25 of them offer training sponsorships(!) Where else should we be featuring openings?

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What if inclusion wasn’t about fixing—
But about seeing every child through the lens of possibility?

In Montessori, inclusion isn’t a checklist. It’s the approach.

Join us for Reimagining Inclusion: Introduction to the Power

Hello from a few of the adolescents spending their summer apprenticing in Higher Education and Nonprofit Administration. We feel grateful and inspired. Such outstanding interns bringing their talent and energy to our Montessori mission. Interns, you

I want to send this snack corner home with every child! Still thinking about this Montessori snack area in our 3-6 model environment at the Training Center 🥹 Everything here is truly tiny. It's hard to capture just how tiny and precious this setup i

Before we approach any community in service, before we prepare any classroom, and before we guide any discovery, we begin the inner work. As passed down by Dr. Montessori in the AMI tradition, the spiritual preparation of the adult is essential. Of t

Final Call: This is a truly special opportunity, given who the Trainers are-- Once in a lifetime. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to pursue your Montessori credential, this is it.

Caroline Clark – the first AMI Trainer from th

Yesterday we posted a Montessori Summer Chores chart for each age group. Since then, Montessori Trainer Caroline Clark shared the best story about how her children started insisting on being included in chores. Wow! We took it down to share. Maybe we

"Children should have fun and relax this summer." Absolutely. And what are we going to do to have fun? It may be a bit shocking, but we're going to suggest... chores.

It's different for the child. We all know that that feeling capable, pu

Grants available for changemakers!
Calling educators, caregivers, and community leaders ready to build lasting change for society.
Over a dozen scholarships open the way to study the liberatory potential of Montessori.

Funds. Resources. Support. ?

This plant checks all the boxes: non-toxic, visually stunning, and rooted in tradition. 🌱
Pilea peperomioides, also known as the Friendship Plant, grows baby sprouts ready to share. That generosity? It feels deeply Montessori.
Seen here in our 3&nda

On the subject of #spring #gardening -- What does “Dallas” bring to mind for you? Big hair? Cattle? Our Texas drawl twang? We are so curious to know!

Here’s something you might not know: Dallas is not just a major hub for Montesso

Would you bump this post so people see it? This special session with Trainers Uma Ramani and Caroline Clark, sponsored in full by the training center---
Calling all Montessori Guides of children ages 3–6!
You’re invited to the final open

We saw this map floating around...low res, but asking a Montessori-worthy question:
Which human biome do you make?

So we did what our community does. We traced it back to the published research (creative commons!) and rebuilt a clear version to shar

We’d Love
to Hear
From You

Whether you’re new to Dallas, visiting the area, or looking to grow your role in Montessori education, we’d love to connect.
MINT serves as a community hub— not just for teacher training, but for meaningful partnerships, local engagement, and lifelong growth in Montessori.

Reach out to ask questions, introduce yourself, or explore how we can collaborate in service of the child.

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