The University of Wyoming and Laramie Montessori Charter School recently worked together on a project in the area that got kids interested in science through hands-on activities. Students learned about insects up close and personal through hands-on activities and microscopes. This made science lessons come to life outside of the classroom. The experience made the students more curious, critical, and confident as they learned about different species and their roles in the environment. Parents and teachers like the program and events because here science fun performed. They said it made students curious and want to know more about the world around them.

Q1. Does Laramie Montessori Charter School have programs before or after school?

Ans. Depending on availability each year, the school may offer limited before- and after-school care through district or community programs.

Q2. Do parents get encouraged to help out at school or join in on activities?

Ans. Yes, families can get involved by volunteering, helping out in the classroom, and going to school events or joining parent groups.

Q3 What does the school do to help students who need extra help with math or reading?

Ans. Laramie Montessori Charter School offers targeted interventions, small-group instruction, and personalized support plans for students who need more help with their schoolwork.

Q4. Does the school set up field trips or other hands-on learning opportunities?

Ans. Yes, students can go on field trips and do hands-on learning activities that are appropriate for their age and fit in with the Montessori curriculum.

Q5. Does Laramie Montessori Charter School have programs to help kids learn how to deal with their feelings and get along with others?

Ans. Yes, the school uses social-emotional learning techniques in everyday lessons to help students grow as people and stay healthy.