Hermosa Montessori School
Parent Center
Parent center
Welcome to the Hermosa Community, a group of dedicated adults working to create a bright future for today’s children: tomorrow’s leaders. Use these pages to learn more about the community and how you can participate. We encourage parents to take an active role in their student’s educational community and offer opportunities to visit classrooms, learn more about Hermosa, and volunteer.
We invite you to participate in regularly scheduled parent teacher conferences, twice each year, and we also encourage you to discuss your child’s progress with us at any time during the school year. Call the office to schedule a visit to see our classrooms and watch as children complete self-directed work on math, language arts, geography, and science using Montessori methods and materials. Observe 21st century skills such as creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration in action daily.
Use these links to find information to find required forms, to read about policies, and to access materials for you child’s class. Some of the documents in this section of the website require a login and password. If you are a Hermosa parent who does not have a password yet or who has forgotten yours, please contact us.
Informational documents
Additional informational documents are available from the office
Please note: These documents require a pdf reader such as Adobe Reader which can be downloaded for free here. Please read all of these documents carefully, and if you have any questions, contact us.
Forms
Additional Documents
Policies
Listed below are the policies affecting students at Hermosa Montessori School. Copies are available from the office by request. It is essential to be familiar with these policies.
- Chronic Illness
- Comprehensive Health Education
- Cyber Bullying
- Discipline Policy(Kinder-8th)
- Discipline Policy(Pre-K)
- Excessive Absence & Excessive Tardiness
- Fundraising Guidelines & Proposal Form
- Gifts, Donations and Fees
- Hardship Policy
- HIV Infection/AIDS
- Homeless
- Life Threatening Allergy
- Middle School Incomplete Work
- Middle School MP3 Players
- Open Enrollment Guardianship Considerations
- Parent/Adult Behavior
- Promotion & Non-Promotion
- Requirements for Entrance into Kindergarten & First Grade
- School Health
- Sexual Harassment
- Special Education
- Special Education Discipline
- Tax Credit Procedures
- Tobacco Use on School Premises
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Our parent newsletter Is published regularly and contains important parent information and wonderful moments from Hermosa Campus
“A” Grade
Hermosa received the AZ Department of Education’s “A” grade, achieving the highest total point score of any Pima County K-8 school.
“Excelling school”
One of three charter schools in the Tucson area to be labeled ”excelling” by the state of Arizona, the highest rank the state awards to public schools.
Top 1% principal
State Superintendent of Public Instruction granted the “Circle of Honor” award to only 18 principals in Arizona, including Hermosa’s.