Julie Harnisch/Children's House Montessori School

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Julie Harnisch has been a teacher, administrator and advocate for Children's House Montessori School of Eau Claire, Wisconsin since 1980.

Children's House Montessori School of Eau Claire is Montessori education in line with the vision and principles originally developed by Maria Monessori for schools in the slums of Rome, Italy. Children's House students are primarily (70%) from at-risk/low income families in Eau Claire, mixing races, cultures and socioeconomic levels in a fertile place to grown and learn.

Julie Harnisch grew up American Baptist but finds her inspiration and support primarily in the experience and inspiration of Montessori education.

Music Featured:
Flowers Are Red - Harry Chapin
Welcome Little One - Carol Johnson
Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy - The Nutcracker
Peter and the Wolf

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Julie Harnisch/Children's House Montessori School
Julie's Calling
How the Montessori school is her life and calling.
History of Montessori
the history of the founding of the Montessori movement
Support for Julie's Work
talking about Julie's support structure.
Unhealthy Values
talking about societal values that are healthy or unhealthy.
Montessori
Children's House Montessori School of Eau Claire
Julie Harnisch

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