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Wheaton Montessori School summer camps provide fun and educational summertime experiences with their expert teachers and assistants.

Montessori Cosmic Education nurtures curiosity, imagination, and a sense of purpose through integrated learning, storytelling, and exploration of the universe.

Discover one of the four key strategies to strengthen your parent-child connection: Understanding Mistaken Goals

Discover the magic of Montessori sentence analysis! Help children explore grammar through hands-on activities, fostering a love for language and writing.

Discuss children’s needs and developmental phases during the summer months and how Wheaton Montessori School summer camps meet these needs while supporting growth.

Kelly Jonelis, our Adolescent Community Director and highly specialized teacher, earned her AMI Montessori Adolescent Teaching Diploma over the past year and a half. After completing an intensive graduate-level program, Kelly received her diploma, which qualifies her to teach adolescents from 12 to 18 years of age. As a student in training, Kelly participated in a dynamic process of examining other schools and our own Adolescent Community’s program, class community relationships, teen developmental needs, and a profound level of adult self-reflection as preparation for working with young adults.  We are thrilled that Kelly Jonelis continues to implement strategies that strengthen our Adolescent Community to foster the development of capable and adaptable young people who achieve academic excellence through experiential learning and enter the world as confident young adults. Join us in celebrating Kelly with this amazing accomplishment and the positive impact she will continue to have on our Adolescent Community and their families.

Help children navigate social conflicts with empathy and problem-solving. Learn how to reframe tattling, guide constructive conversations, and build independence all while supporting safe and healthy relationships.

Explore the final stage of human development (ages 18-24) through a Montessori lens—where independence, purpose, and meaningful societal contributions take shape.

Explore the transformative adolescent years (ages 12-18) through a Montessori lens, fostering independence, social growth, and meaningful contributions to individuals and society.