Achieving Growth
Montessori Leadership Intensive
A deep dive into applying Montessori principles to organizational systems
From philosophy to implementation in hiring, discipline, culture, and sustainability.
The Problem
Montessori training prepares adults to guide children.
It rarely prepares them to lead organizations.
So leaders improvise systems — and the school feels inconsistent even when intentions are strong.
The intensive translates Montessori into operational practice.

What This Is
A multi-session learning experience where leaders build leadership frameworks across six core domains:
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staffing & role sustainability
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dignity-centered discipline systems
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equity response
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adult culture architecture
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decision clarity
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continuity & succession
Participants leave with structures they can implement immediately.
How It Works
12 hours of guided learning combining:
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framework instruction
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applied scenarios
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implementation planning
Not lectures — structured application.
The Six Domains of Montessori Leadership Practice
The intensive organizes leadership into six interconnected areas.
Each includes framework instruction and applied planning.
Why guides leave and how role design contributes to retention.
We examine:
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coverage structures
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flexible role models
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compensation trust structures
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long-term substitute planning
Participants design a staffing structure aligned with both fidelity and sustainability.
Staffing & Role Sustainability
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How behavior systems unintentionally exclude.
We work on:
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identifying harm patterns
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restorative responses
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replacing “not a good fit” narratives
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supporting staff in complex behavior situations
Leaders leave with a discipline response framework they can use immediately.
Discipline That Protects Dignity
2
Why neutrality destabilizes trust.
Participants build:
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response protocols
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investigation pathways
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communication approaches
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repair processes
Responding to Equity Concerns
3
Hidden decision patterns create instability.
We clarify:
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who decides what
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how decisions are communicated
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how stakeholders understand outcomes
Leaders build a decision transparency map.
Decision Architecture
5
How adult environments shape child outcomes.
We design:
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coaching structures
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feedback rhythms
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support pathways
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conflict repair systems
Participants complete an adult culture diagnostic and identify high-leverage shifts.
Adult Culture Architecture
4
How schools unintentionally restart after leadership change.
Participants create:
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institutional memory structures
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leadership handoff plans
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stability safeguards
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sustainability roadmap
Continuity & Succession
6
What Makes This Different From Workshops
This is not a collection of topics.
Each domain connects to the others — staffing affects culture, culture affects discipline, discipline affects trust, trust affects sustainability.
Participants leave with a coherent leadership operating model rather than isolated strategies.




Outcomes
By the end of the intensive, leaders hold:
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a staffing sustainability plan
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a discipline response framework
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a decision clarity structure
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a communication protocol
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an adult culture support map
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a continuity roadmap
Who It’s For
Leaders responsible for school-wide decisions and stability.

Details
Live • Interactive • Implementation-focused

