By giving to Chesterfield Montessori School you contribute to the high-quality education that students receive at our school. Our legacy of providing the highest quality, authentic Montessori education to the children of today and tomorrow depends on your support.
Please join us in giving to our Annual Pink Tower Campaign and contribute to the high-quality education that children receive at Chesterfield Montessori School.
Your gift benefits the entire CMS community by maintaining exceptional professional development for our staff, helping the Parent Social Committee provide extra outings for the CMS community, purchasing memorable classroom equipment, and enriching the student experience at CMS through scholarships to deserving community members.
Like the blocks that grow from largest to smallest to build the Pink Tower, our fundraiser is most successful when it builds on a solid foundation of support from our entire community.
A generous gift from your heart will be deeply appreciated and will have an immediate and lasting impact on your children’s education and experiences at CMS.
Chesterfield Montessori School is a 501( c)3 not-for-profit entity and your donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.
TABLE OF GIFTS
$10,000 and up Maria Montessori Level
$5,000 – $9,999
Golden Bead Level
$2,000 – $4,999
Pythagorean Theory Level
$1,000 – $1,999
Metal Inset Level
$500 – $999
Moveable Alphabet Level
$300 – $499
Trinomial Cube Level
$100 – $299
Pink Tower Level
THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS TO MAKE A GIFT
We enrolled both of our children at CMS as toddlers and 14 years later, are still grateful for our decision. They have grown up to be independent, thoughtful kids that love to learn and ask questions. The Montessori philosophy has served them well and cultivated a wonderful place (safe and challenging) for them to grow and develop. If you are looking for an authentic Montessori experience, Chesterfield Montessori School provides that. If you don't know much about Montessori, we encourage you to learn more about how it cultivates curious, thoughtful, community-minded kids that are respectful to their peers, adults and younger kids. The no homework/test policy is a wonderful way for the kids to work hard at school and then come home and spend time in sports/extracurriculars, with friends and family and to just be kids. Note: When my oldest graduated from CMS and went to a traditional school, she was able to ease into the tests/homework easily as CMS had developed her time-management skills, the ability to self-advocate and to be comfortable speaking to/approaching her teachers when needed. Our second child is still at CMS and we continue to see her growth and develop from year-to-year.