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
"I would have loved the opportunity to carry on in an accelerated learning environment, working towards something that I’m truly passionate about."
"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”.
"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.
