Welcome to Casa Esperanza Montessori Charter School!
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Testimonials from our parents.
“I have really enjoyed watching how much they kids are learning and growing. I love the fact that the Montessori method is taught and how more traditional methods are used as they get older.”
“Casa provides a peaceful and structured environment, where student are always learning independently. … Casa is teaching it’s student about global diversity, peace, and how to be kind to one another. “
“Casa is my second home. Amazing school and teachers. Love the school and the community as a whole. wonderful and international school. The school has enriched my whole family.”
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What’s New at Casa?
Public Charter School (K-8) and Private Preschool (ages 3-4)
Casa Esperanza Montessori
We use the Montessori philosophy along with Spanish language to develop independent, self-motivated individuals with the critical thinking skills necessary to be responsible global citizens.
Dear Casa Families, please mark your calendars with our important upcoming dates.
We look forward to hosting our families for our second Parent Info Night this Monday, September 21st from 4:30PM - 5:30PM. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our second Parent Night takes place on Monday, September 21, and features three options.
For families in grades 1-to-7, parents can experience a Montessori activity in person as our students become the teachers at Montessori Night from 4:30pm to 5:30pm.
Kindergarten families are encouraged to visit our Open House at 4:30 and to stay for more fun at Montessori Night from 5pm to 5:30pm.
At 8th Grade Parent Night, Casa will share information and resources to help our oldest students and their families consider their options for high school from 4:30pm to 5:30pm. 7th grade families are welcome to attend this session as well! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our 2nd-grade students had a cultural celebration where they shared aspects of their culture through Show & Tell. Casa is fortunate to be a diverse school, which helps broaden our students' worldview at an early age! ... See MoreSee Less
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VOLUNTEER AT CASA
There are many opportunities to volunteer and support your child’s classroom and our school throughout the school year.
Some volunteer opportunities include:
Listen to Children Read Aloud – Volunteers sit in the hallway outside the classroom and listen to students read.
Chaperone – Parents can attend field trips and assist teachers with supervising and chaperoning students.
Creativity Fair - Parents are invited to come and support their children as they showcase their creativity and projects.
Field Day/Fun Run – Parents can help with school events such as our annual Fun Run and Field Day by staffing a station and assisting students.
Other Opportunities – Please reach out to your child’s teacher or PFA to learn about additional ways to volunteer.
Becoming an Approved CASA Volunteer
To become an approved CASA volunteer, please complete these two steps:
Complete a background check: Background checks are valid for one year.
Complete the 2026–2027 online volunteer training: Training must be completed every school year. The 2026–2027 Volunteer Training has been updated and is now available on our website!
All background check instructions and training links can be found here:
CASA Volunteer Information - rebrand.ly/3d2a6e
If you have any questions, please email volunteer@cemcs.org.
Thank you for volunteering and supporting our CASA community! ... See MoreSee Less
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Dear Casa Families, this is a friendly reminder that tomorrow there is an Early Release Day and a non-uniform day for students. ... See MoreSee Less
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Montessori is a child-centered educational method developed by Italian pediatrician Maria Montessori at the beginning of the twentieth century. In this method of instruction, children direct their own work by touching, manipulating, and experimenting with age-appropriate materials that are self-teaching and self-correcting. Learn more about our Montessori education rebrand.ly/7th1pem ... See MoreSee Less
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