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From: <br />Rose Brinaus <br />To: <br />Sean Elder <br />Cc: <br />Leeseberg, Chris <br />Subject: <br />Re: FW: Neighboring Business <br />Date: <br />Thursday, April 22, 2021 2:54:33 PM <br />Dear Chris: <br />Three Rivers Montessori is committed to serving the Elk River area with an authentic <br />Montessori program that meets the needs of individual children. We do this by providing <br />manipulatives in the classroom that appeal to children's senses while allowing for freedom <br />of movement and exploration both indoors and out. <br />TRM is currently supported by our current school community of 83 students and their <br />families. The school plans to double in size for the 2021-2022 school year and has <br />approximately 150 students enrolled at this time. We are excited to continue to serve the <br />families in our community by providing a free Montessori experience. <br />Montessori programs are strongly rooted in respect of others and the environment. Staff <br />and students have worked to be good neighbors both in the school building and outside on <br />the playground. Each classroom has rules centered around respectful behavior as well and <br />the school as a whole has playground rules that are reviewed with all staff and students <br />regularly. <br />Examples of some of these playground rules are: sticks and rocks stay on the ground; <br />respect nature; respect others by using kind words and bodies; the fence is for safety rather <br />than climbing; and all play happens inside the fence. <br />There are typically 25-30 children on the playground three times a day (one recess for each <br />classroom of 25-30 children). This "outside" time happens between 10:30am and 1:00pm, <br />and 3-5 children are outside for about 45 minutes during aftercare from 3:00-3:45pm. <br />Classroom assistants and special education paraprofessionals are supervising children on <br />the playground as well as classroom teachers when appropriate. <br />TRM considers all interactions as learning experiences. If we do harm to something or <br />someone (intentional or not) we will look for how to rectify the situation. We very much <br />welcome and appreciate open communication directly with the school and it's <br />administration to help resolve matters. <br />The TRM community is currently fundraising with the support of our families to add play <br />structures to the field (current playground area). We are also exploring options to add this <br />to the expansion project for the 2021-2022 school year. Not only do we believe this will help <br />better serve the needs of our children, but will also promote engagement of the students in <br />their play. <br />
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