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• 00:28 Behind the Scenes Featured
  Uploaded May 07, 2019
• 6:20 The St. Catherine's Journey Featured

  At St. Catherine's Montessori children learn, grow, and explore as they develop self-confidence and a love of learning, connect to beauty and nature, and experience the presence of God. Every stage of their educational journey is dedicated to awakening in our students the awareness of their gifts and responsibilities as stewards of the global community.
  
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  Uploaded Apr 29, 2019
• 2:40 The St. Catherine's Journey - Part 6: High School Featured

  We have entered the last leg of the St. Catherine’s Journey – the High School! Our students enter the 10th grade ready to take on more adult roles at school and beyond. Our aim is to educate their whole selves and guide their transition into adulthood by providing rigorous academic study, moral education, and spiritual inquiry. The High School program gives them the opportunity to pursue advanced courses at partnering institutions, internships, and independent study – experiences we consider integral to high school education as opposed to electives. St. Catherine’s students will graduate having pursued knowledge and experiences that represent who they are in the fullest sense, ready to walk their individual paths.
  
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  Uploaded Apr 24, 2019
• 2:28 The St. Catherine's Journey - Part 5: Adolescent Community Featured

  In the Adolescent Community the student experience is focused on study, work and community living! In the AC, the 7th- through 9th-graders learn to balance freedom and responsibility and develop their social and economic independence. Their wide-ranging curriculum gives every student a full and well-rounded education to help them fully understand the responsibility they have to mankind and our planet Earth. Students have the freedom to develop their studies according to their interests, therefore, in almost every area of the curriculum students are offered some choice. The adolescents also begin work on the farm at Japhet Creek where they explore environmental, urban planning and social justice issues by tending their crops and supporting their micro-economy.
  
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  Uploaded Apr 17, 2019
• 2:55 The St. Catherine's Journey – Part 4: Upper Elementary Featured

  The Upper Elementary students are increasingly aware of the gray areas of life and exploring their sense of justice beyond the classroom. The students continue to ask “Why?” and want to know how rules and circumstances benefit themselves and others as they develop a basis for talking about politics and government. The curriculum allows our fourth- through sixth-grade students to make more detailed examinations of the five “Great Stories”. Additionally, the students grow their independence and expand their movements outside the classroom with “going out” activities and longer overnight field trips.
  
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  Uploaded Apr 10, 2019
• 3:04 The St. Catherine's Journey - Part 3: Lower Elementary Featured

  At the Lower Elementary level the reasoning minds of the six- to eight-year-old develop, and the children become more social and assertive. They spend a lot of time exploring the “why” of things, and enjoy deepening and broadening their understanding of concepts through group work, listening to stories, and using their imaginations to better grasp the complexity of the universe.
  
  The curriculum introduces students to the five “Great Stories”, which include the origin of the universe, the coming of life on earth, the coming of human beings, the story of oral and written communication, and the story of numbers – all of which are a springboard from which the children begin to explore and appreciate the excitement of learning. Additionally, the children move outside the classroom by “going out” into the larger environment to learn more about topics that interest them.
  
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  Uploaded Apr 03, 2019

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