The Laura Steele Montessori Academy has successfully moved to its new campus at 2630 Sally Gay Drive. This is a big step forward for the school. The new building has more room for classrooms and supports the Montessori method, which teaches students through hands-on activities. The move also lets students with special needs and students who are learning general education learn in the same place. This change is part of the school's plan to make more room for learning and make the classroom experience better for all students.

Q1. What subjects are taught at Steele Montessori Elementary?

Ans. Steele Montessori Elementary teaches core subjects such as reading, math, science, and social studies along with classroom activities.

Q2. How does Steele Montessori Elementary support student learning?

Ans. Steele Montessori Elementary supports learning through structured lessons and a Montessori-based approach that allows students to learn at their own pace.

Q3. What is the Montessori approach used at Steele Montessori Elementary?

Ans. The Montessori approach allows students to work independently, follow guided activities, and develop understanding step by step.

Q4. How are students assessed at Steele Montessori Elementary?

Ans. Students are assessed through classroom work, activities, and standard evaluations to track their progress.

Q5. Does Steele Montessori Elementary support different learning levels?

Ans. Yes, Steele Montessori Elementary uses teaching methods that help each student learn at their own pace.