WILDFLOWER SCHOOLS - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Founding Wild Rose Teacher Leader
Diane has been a Montessori teacher for over twenty years. She holds Association Montessori Internationale diplomas from the Montessori Institute of Atlanta for Primary (3-6 year olds) and the Montessori Institute of San Diego for Elementary (6-12 year olds) and a Masters of Education in Montessori Education from Loyola University in Maryland. Diane is happy to join the Wildflower network of schools to support a shared vision of providing beautiful authentic Montessori environments for children. She leads the elementary 6-12 class at Wild Rose.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Wildflower Network
- Member of the Wildflower Schools Network
Greenbrier is a member of the Wildflower Network of schools. Wildflower is an ecosystem of decentralized Montessori micro-schools that support children, teachers, and parents. Wildflower aspires to give all children and families the opportunity to choose high quality, beautiful learning environments as they follow life's unfolding journey.
Greenbrier Montessori is a member of the Wildflower Schools Network
Hailey Moschella was first introduced to Montessori education when her son began preschool. She fell in love with the philosophy; the way in which the child is respected, their independence and individuality encouraged, the environment truly belonging to the child, and the integration of peace education in the classroom. Hailey went on to complete her Montessori training from the Montessori Institute of New England and is passionate about the Wildflower Schools. In addition to serving as a guide for the children in the classroom, Hailey works in the community coordinating events such as Haverhill Art Walk and writes a food column for the local paper. She lives in Haverhill with her husband, two children and dog River. In her free time, Hailey enjoys walking in the woods and going to the beach.
Job Titles:
- Founding Wild Rose Teacher Leader
Katelyn is a long time Montessorian, having grown up with Montessori and then returned to the classroom as a teacher in a primary classroom. Katelyn received her B.A. from Wellesley College with a degree in Neuroscience. With her background in brain development, as well as Montessori experience, she was excited to return to Montessori as the educational philosophy aligns education with scientific observation and study. Katelyn holds a primary level Montessori certification from Northeast Montessori Training Institute. With experience in both the classroom and administration, Katelyn Joined the Wildflower project in 2013 to help open the doors for the first Wildflower School. She is excited about the possibilities and development of Wildflower within Cambridge and beyond.
Job Titles:
- Founding Greenbrier Teacher Leader
Molly Bee is an educator who got her start in Kansas City, MO, where she obtained her preschool MEPI certification from Clay Platte Montessori after achieving a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute. With emphasis on peace education, nature, and the arts, Molly believes that Dr. Montessori's method has a profoundly positive impact on children through adulthood by fostering independence and nurturing a child's natural curiosity. Her aim as an educator is to cater to carry the Montessori method and work with each unique child on their individual level. Molly has been a lead guide in Montessori Schools since 2010, and loves the philosophy and everything it has to offer future generations! If you'd ever like to "talk Montessori" with her, please don't hesitate! When she's not shaping young minds, Molly enjoys creating art, enjoying the outdoors with her dog, Indy, and reading mystery novels.
Job Titles:
- Professor at MIT 's Media Lab