News, articles and inspiration about preparing high school students for the 21st century.
2017
Andrew interviews Seth Kahan of Visionary Leadership. Seth will be teaching a leadership class to Oneness-Family High School students. The 13 class series will be based on the successful Visionary Leadership Academy, for executives in Washington DC.
Learning at Oneness-Family High School is based on four fundamental principles: connectivity, collaboration, creativity and citizenship. Learn how these principles contribute to Montessori high school education.
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“Conflict resolution was one of the most important life lessons I learned at Oneness.”
"One of the most important lessons I learned from Oneness was how to foster relationships....The teachers taught us how to organize — which was incredibly important for university."
2016
"Oneness expanded my view of the world and opened up a world of possibilities....encouraged me to discover my path and not to have a cookie cutter life”.
"I would have loved the opportunity to carry on in an accelerated learning environment, working towards something that I’m truly passionate about."
"Oneness-Family School truly helped shape me as a person".
A September 2, 2016 article in IB World magazine outlines 15 traits that teachers themselves identified as being the characteristics that drive their success. In reading through these traits I am struck with how similar they are to the qualities Maria Montessori sought to inspire...
Tim Seldin, a respected leader in Montessori, discusses why he is excited about the Oneness-Family Montessori High School of Washington.
