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Wildflower Schools

Small. Teacher-led. Community-embedded.

Authentic Montessori schools for Growth and Connection.
Over 80 Wildflower schools in the US and Puerto Rico and counting.

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A Community United by Shared Beliefs 

We believe that children are fundamentally peaceful, curious, and good, and our schools are designed for children to thrive. We believe the same things about teachers, and our schools reflect our understanding that schools can work for children and families only if they work for educators. We work together in ways that reflect our deep trust in each other and our understanding that everything and everyone, everywhere, is connected.

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An Ecosystem Supported by
The Wildflower Foundation

The Wildflower Network is supported by The Wildflower Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to helping Wildflower schools flourish and to supporting Wildflower children, families, and educators.

The Work of
The Wildflower Foundation

Access to Capital

Access to Capital

Startup grants, low-interest loans, and financial troubleshooting for Teacher Leaders

Building Capacity

Building Capacity

Tools, coaching, and ongoing administrative support including supporting access to public funding

Creating Community

Creating Community

Network of peer support and peer accountability

Our Reach

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Wildflower schools operate in Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico

22 States + Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico

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Wildflower Teacher Leaders in Their Own Words

"In the same way that Montessori answered the question about how to do education better, Wildflower has answered how we do school better."

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Sarah Tupper

Indigo Montessori

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From the Wildflower Parent Community

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"Every detail of the classroom encourages independent learning and exploration. The guides are highly trained Montessori experts  who ensure every child is intellectually challenged and deeply supported."

 

Cactus Bloom Community School, Grand Junction, CO â€‹

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"It's an incredible school that has brought an immense amount of richness to our lives. My son has grown astronomically in his confidence and knowledge." 

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The Montessori Field School, 

Borden, IN

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"The teachers here are phenomenal. Their ability to connect with and understand our son, who has ADHD,  is extraordinary. What they bring goes far beyond books or experts; it's real, heartfelt insight that makes all the difference."

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Spicebush Montessori

Glen Mills, PA

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Wildflower does not discriminate, on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, creed, religion, sex or gender, disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, status with regard to public assistance, or in any other way based on personal identity markers that do not relate to the capacity of an individual person to carry out the responsibilities of a role.

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The Wildflower Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization | 5500 Nicollet Ave #19590, Minneapolis, MN 55419 |

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