PNMA Invites our members and friends to a full day together exploring our vision for effective and engaging school communication with our families and supporters.  We are planning a day of connection and conviviality to enhance our community and share our experience of creating the messaging and responsiveness of our schools to the parents of children we serve.

Plan for yourself and your school colleagues to share this opportunity in person. Register your group by adding guests or contact us at membership@pnma.org for support.

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Educator Day with Jesse McCarthy

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Parent Invitation to Keynote with Jesse McCarthy

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 This event approved for MERIT-5 Stars & for 5 Clock Hours with NWEd

Building Community: from Conflict to Collaboration |  a day for Montessori teachers & admin

8:00 Lobby Check In

8:30-9:30 Network & Continental Buffet

9:30-11:30 Keynote: Montessori in Action - at School & Home *

11:30-12:30 Soup and Salad Lunch Buffet

12:30-3:00 Professional Educator Workshop: Collaboration in Montessori

* The morning Keynote is available in person or via zoom-watch-party for both educators and parents. 

It will include a special portion on "How to get your child to listen, by choice."  And Discussion for Educators with Parents Invited & on Zoom 

The afternoon in person is for Educators Only.  Come together to improve our interactions and deepen our relationships with parents even in sometimes tough situations.  School teams will be able to share growth here and return to school with new insights.

Meet Jesse McCarthy; Founder of MontessoriEducation.com

Jesse McCarthy began his career as a young assistant at a small private school in California, and now 20+ years later he leads an organization that helps parents and teachers around the world to achieve inevitable success with children — happily and without stress.

PNMA presents Jesse McCarthy for a morning session about communication and family life.  Parents in our schools are welcome to attend in person or virtually by registering for this event.

Schools are encouraged to invite parents to join us November 8 for our 8:30 breakfast buffet and a Morning Keynote Session 9:30-11:30.

Parents have the option of attending with special guest seating for the Keynote and to network during our breakfast buffet  OR to use a Zoom link during the Keynote.

We intend for the Zoom link to support those who cannot travel and also small watch parties who share the morning at a home or school.  Parents are partners in the school mission and our topic is relevant to both parents and educators.

The registration for this event is an online form with a code: JM118

Attend the morning from 8:30-11:30 for $79

Log into our Zoom link from 9:30-11:30 for $29 per person - a host may register other guests.

Please register online to receive the Zoom link for this event. 

Bring home what works in the Montessori classroom and fits your family.  "How do you get my kid to behave so well?"  Every Montessori teacher has been asked this question.

This will be a fun morning with some lively discussion so bring your questions, struggles and goals for communicating with your child.

Meet Jesse McCarthy; Founder of MontessoriEducation.com

Jesse McCarthy began his career as a young assistant at a small private school in California, and now 15+ years later he leads an organization that helps parents and teachers around the world to achieve inevitable success with children — happily and without stress.

Sarah Werner Andrews is the AMI 3-6 Director of Training and Pedagogical Advisor at Montessori Northwest in Portland, Oregon.  Sarah is an AMI consultant, coach, examiner, and editor of the book, The Montessori Approach to Music, and has presented at Montessori conferences around the world. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Performance, an M.Ed. from Loyola University, AMI Primary and Elementary diplomas and is an Oregon Registry Master Trainer. Sarah began her work in Montessori education in 1987, with many years teaching experience at both the primary and elementary levels, as well as experience in administration.