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Ms. Christine

My name is Christine Meredith, and I’ve dedicated the past two decades to early childhood education. Now, I’m thrilled to be making my dream a reality by opening my own Montessori school.
As a mother of two young boys, this endeavor allows me to pursue my passion for teaching while spending precious time with my children. Over the years, I’ve grown immensely in both my education and my love for teaching, and I’m eager to share this with your children. As a parent of a neurodivergent child, I’ve witnessed firsthand the challenges that come with finding inclusive educational environments. This experience has fueled my determination to create a school where every child is accepted and supported.
I earned my teaching degree from the University of Washington while working in early childhood education and have been committed to this field ever since. My journey led me to rediscover Montessori, and I quickly pursued certification. I now hold Montessori certifications for infants and toddlers, as well as primary classrooms (ages 2.5-5 years). Currently, I’m working towards a third certification in School Leadership.
My career has provided me with numerous enriching opportunities, and I am excited to bring all the knowledge and wisdom I’ve gained into my own school.
My name is Christine Meredith, and I’ve dedicated the past two decades to early childhood education. Now, I’m thrilled to be making my dream a reality by opening my own Montessori school.
As a mother of two young boys, this endeavor allows me to pursue my passion for teaching while spending precious time with my children. Over the years, I’ve grown immensely in both my education and my love for teaching, and I’m eager to share this with your children. As a parent of a neurodivergent child, I’ve witnessed firsthand the challenges that come with finding inclusive educational environments. This experience has fueled my determination to create a school where every child is accepted and supported.
I earned my teaching degree from the University of Washington while working in early childhood education and have been committed to this field ever since. My journey led me to rediscover Montessori, and I quickly pursued certification. I now hold Montessori certifications for infants and toddlers, as well as primary classrooms (ages 2.5-5 years). Currently, I’m working towards a third certification in School Leadership.
My career has provided me with numerous enriching opportunities, and I am excited to bring all the knowledge and wisdom I’ve gained into my own school.
