Sarasota University September Colloquium w/ Julia Volkman (FREE)
2023-09-20 19:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York)
The Neuroscience of Learning in Montessori
Is the Montessori approach aligned with the teachings of neuroscience? How can we use the teachings of neuroscience and Montessori to make learning inherently enjoyable and accessible for all our students? This interactive, lively session will connect educational practice with the science behind plasticity, dynamic development of skill, stress, emotions, and more. This information is applicable to lifelong brain health as well as learning.
There is no fee to attend this event. Please register in advance for this meeting:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0tduqgqDIqHdBKhZDbWq9RRWXCGNZyZlL0#/registration
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
About Julia Volkman
Julia Volkman has been teaching children and mentoring teachers in private and public schools since 1997. She is a Faculty Member of the Brain Health Initiative (a joint initiative with Massachusetts General Hospital), guest lecturer for Harvard University’s Neuroscience of Learning course, a Montessori teacher mentor, and the founder and president of the educational project Maitri Learning. She has worked as a primary consultant for the National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector (NCMPS), a columnist for the Public School Montessorian (now Montessori Public), and as the teacher’s representative on the Advisory Panel for the Annenberg Foundation’s course Neuroscience & the Classroom (developed in conjunction with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics). Ms. Volkman earned her AMI 3 to 6+ diploma from the Montreal Montessori Training Centre (a bilingual program) and her Master’s degree from Harvard University. Her graduate research on early literacy (the Montessori movable alphabet) earned her the Dean’s prize for outstanding thesis. Her work focuses on transforming education into a transdisciplinary, scientific pedagogy grounded in mind, brain, and education (aka, Montessori education). Ms. Volkman is the mother of two (one by birth and one by adoption) and married to a biochemist/MBA. She enjoys kayaking, hiking, yoga, meditation, singing, and conversation at the dinner table.

Virtual Information Session: Certification Programs
2023-09-26 20:00 - 21:00, 2023-10-03 13:00 - 14:00, 2023-10-05 20:00 - 21:00
Want to learn more about how CGMS teacher certification programs work? Join us for a Virtual Information Session about our CGMS Teacher Education Programs.
Find out about:

How our interactive online course structure provides more opportunity for reflection and deep discussion of Montessori theory and practice.
The advantage of continual online study during the practicum phase, enabling learners to observe and practice course topics and lessons as they learn them and then get quick feedback from instructors and fellow learners in weekly live video classes.
Our commitment to continuous support for adult learners and schools to assure success.
Our unique approach to our residential seminars with an emphasis on providing a Montessori Experience for adult learners and preparing them for their practicum classrooms.

This will take place on our Zoom video conference platform. Email info@cgms.edu for a reservation and the link or save the link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717

Virtual Information Session: Leadership Program
2023-09-28 13:00 - 14:00
This Leadership Virtual Question and Answer Session is designed for those interested in the School Leadership Certification Program and is hosted by our Director of Education, Kitty Bravo and Leadership Course Director, Martha Carver! During this information session, you will learn about the training program for school administrators, which is designed to give school heads everything they need to manage successful, authentic, and long-lived Montessori schools. As with our other programs, the Leadership Credential is a blend of the best of online learning with a single, short on-site residency.
The Leadership program is taught by leading Montessorians with decades of experience in Montessori school administration, teaching, finance, marketing, community building, and more. For more information on the leadership faculty, click here.
This session will take place on our Zoom video conference platform. Email info@cgms.edu for a reservation and the link, or save the link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717

Professional Development: Elementary Level
2023-10-16, 2024-01-15
After much anticipation, CGMS has launched our new Elementary Fundamentals professional development course. This 10 week program is designed to introduce the wonders of Montessori at the elementary level to assistant teachers, support staff, and Montessori administrators who are new to Montessori or Montessori for the elementary years.
Topics will include:

Key Montessori principles
Classroom leadership for elementary classrooms
Classroom roles and supporting the work of the elementary child
Positive Discipline
An introduction to the Montessori Elementary Curriculum for children 6-12 with a focus on the Cosmic Curriculum as the heart of the classroom.

Those who complete the entire 10 weeks and all assignments will be awarded a CGMS Professional Development Certificate.
To register for a course, please complete the online application. For questions about our professional development program, or to inquire about group discounts, please contact us.

Professional Development: Early Childhood Level
2023-10-16, 2024-01-15
This program is designed for Montessori assistants, volunteers, substitutes and support staff, plus it makes a reinvigorating refresher for an experienced certified teacher. Combining our extremely popular Classroom Leadership course with our new Early Childhood Overview course, the combined 10 week course includes:

An introduction to Montessori philosophy and key concepts
Qualities of the Prepared Environment
How to start the school year
Positive discipline
Classroom roles
An introduction to each Early Childhood curriculum area (Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Math, Cultural and Science) with video lectures about the purpose of the area, best practices, and many lesson videos

Course content includes: an introduction to Montessori key philosophical concepts, classroom roles and working in partnership with co-workers, designing and maintaining the prepared environment, establishing daily routines, lesson strategies, as well as techniques for positive discipline and problem solving in implementing effective classroom strategies. This course primarily focuses on 3-6 classrooms, but many of the topics relate to all age groups.
Those who complete the entire 10 weeks and all assignments will be awarded a CGMS Professional Development Certificate.
To register for a course, please complete the online application. For questions about our professional development program, or to inquire about group discounts, please contact us.

Professional Development: Infant-Toddler Level
2023-10-16, 2024-01-15
Montessori Beginnings is an introduction to supporting development during the earliest years of life. This course will provide information that can be useful to assistants, administrators, parents, and anyone interested in learning about how to apply Montessori philosophy, principles, and practices to caring for the youngest members of our human family.
Topics will include:

Montessori Principles and Practices at the Infant Toddler Level
Caregiving the Montessori way
Child is the Curriculum
The Importance of Responsive Care (Empathetic Gestures and Nonverbal Communication)
Supporting Transitions
Creating Healthy Rhythms and Routines
Matching the Timeline of Development with Environmental Design and Supports
Preparing Ourselves to Work With Young Children
Being Part of a Montessori Faculty

Those who complete the entire 10 weeks and all assignments will be awarded a CGMS Professional Development Certificate.
To register for a course, please complete the online application. For questions about our professional development program, or to inquire about group discounts, please contact us.

Teacher Certification Programs Begin!
2023-10-23
CGMS Montessori certification prepares you to work with every age, from infants through adolescents.
You can download our combined short brochure or click below on the program you are interested in for more information. You can also view samples of some of our videos.
Each program is offered in two tiers, either a Full Certificate or an Associate Certificate program. These are essentially the same programs, except that the Full Certificate program includes either one or two short residencies in addition to the online component. The Associate Certificate is not generally made available to North American Elementary adult learners because of the increasing requirement of schools to have teachers with certificates from MACTE-accredited programs.
For more information on our programs, click here.

Virtual Information Session: Certification Programs
2023-12-14 19:00 - 20:00, 2024-01-09 20:00 - 21:00
? CGMS Virtual Information Session: Certificate Programs
Join us for our virtual information sessions where we share insights into the transformative possibilities of our Montessori certification programs.
During our session, you will discover the versatility of our Montessori certification programs, catering to every age group from infants through adolescents.

What You’ll Discover

Our interactive online course structure provides more opportunity for reflection and deep discussion of Montessori theory and practice.

The advantage of continual online study during the practicum phase is that it enables learners to observe and practice course topics and lessons as they learn them and then get quick feedback from instructors and fellow learners in weekly live video classes.

Our commitment to continuous support for adult learners and schools to assure success.

Our unique approach to our residential seminars place an emphasis on providing a Montessori Experience for adult learners and preparing them for their practicum classrooms.

? Mark Your Calendars! Save the date for an in-depth explanation of CGMS Certificate Programs. This info session is your chance to gain valuable insights, ask questions directly, and envision your transformative journey in Montessori education.
? How to Join: This will take place on our Zoom video conference platform. Email info@cgms.edu for a reservation and the link or save the link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717
? Learn More: For a sneak peek into the world of CGMS Certificate Programs, download our short brochure or visit www.cgms.edu to explore detailed program information.

Maintaining Limits while Encouraging Intrinsic Motivation ( Webinar) w/ Chip DeLorenzo
2024-01-11 19:00 - 20:30
Description of Webinar: Setting and maintaining limits effectively is one of the most important components of classroom management. Dr. Montessori Montessori said, “If the child is not yet the master of his actions if he cannot obey even his own will, so much the less can he obey the will of someone else.” It is possible to set and maintain limits in the classroom with warmth and firmness in order to build true cooperation and inner discipline. In this webinar, we will explore some of the common mistakes adults make in Montessori classrooms as they seek to maintain limits, and tools to avoid those mistakes and build a respectful classroom environment.

Presenter Bio: Chip DeLorenzo has been a Montessori educator since 1995. Chip is the co-author, with Jane Nelsen, of Positive Discipline in the Montessori Classroom. As a teacher trainer and school consultant, Chip has worked with thousands of Montessori teachers and parents in teaching the principles and practices of Positive Discipline through various workshops and lectures. He is a Teaching Professor at Xavier University, and the former Head of School of the Damariscotta Montessori School, where he spent 20 years as a teacher and administrator. Chip holds Early Childhood, Lower and Upper Elementary AMS certifications, and has worked extensively with Montessori Adolescent students. He is the father of five Montessori children, and he and his wife, Kathy, live in Loveland, Ohio.

Join Us: Secure Your Spot by Registering Below!

$45 for general registration, $35 for CGMS Alumni and Faculty.

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Professional Development: Special Needs
2024-01-15
Most of us have asked and been asked this question many times: Is Montessori for every child? In this 5 week course we will explore that topic while we look at practical ideas for how to adapt to, and meet the needs of children with challenges. The course will survey a variety of issues in special education including emotional and behavioral, academic, developmental, speech and language challenges, and children with multiple concerns. Video lectures and discussion forums will explore characteristics of children with learning differences with an emphasis on how to more effectively guide them to success. Topics also include school policies to address issues of children with special needs, communicating with parents, and working in partnership with specialists.
Participants will receive two manuals, one on Supporting Children with Special Needs in the Montessori Environment and another focusing on Movement and Motor Development. This manual is filled with activities to help active children with attention and motor challenges. Many of the ideas and movement activities presented in this course and the manual are also great for typically developing children and provide many opportunities to support the growth and development of the whole child. Participants who complete the entire 5 weeks and all assignments will be awarded a CGMS Professional Development Certificate.
To register for a course, please complete the online application. For questions about our professional development program, or to inquire about group discounts, please contact us.

Early Childhood Assistant Training
2024-01-15
By successfully completing this 12-week course, you will earn an IMC Early Childhood Assistant Teacher Credential for supporting teachers and children in a 3-6 years old classroom.
What to expect:
Approximately 8 hours of coursework each week including video viewing of Montessori lectures and lessons, online discussion forums, observation and or other practical assignments to put what you are learning in practice, journaling, and a 1 hour live video class in zoom each week.
Instructors:
Your course will be led by one of our experienced CGMS Instructional Guides. Video instructors include: Kitty Bravo, Tim Seldin, Cathie Perolman, Jana Morgan Herman, and Lorna McGrath.
Tuition: $810
If you have previously completed the Montessori Fundamentals Professional Development Course with CGMS, please contact admissions@cgms.edu for a payment link that will provide a discounted rate.
For more information on our programs, click here.

Webinar : Wanderers With Kitty Bravo & Ann Winkler
2024-02-06 19:00 - 20:30
Please join Kitty Bravo and Ann Winkler on February 6th from 7:00 to 8:30 for a deeper look at children who “wander.” We’ll discuss some observations we might have, reasons for wandering and how we can help those children who may need redirection. Together we will look at some possible scenarios, discuss them and come up with ideas for solutions to assist these learners.
About Kitty Bravo:

Kitty Bravo has been a Montessori Educator for over 40 years, with experience as a teacher, administrator, board member, teacher educator, and consultant. She received her AMI Primary Montessori Certification in 1977 and has a BA in Human Development from Eckerd College. Kitty is one of the founders of The Center for Guided Montessori Studies and currently serves as the Director of Education. She is a member of the International Montessori Council (IMC) Board of Trustees and sits on the Sarasota University Board of Directors. Kitty is committed to providing support to teachers, schools and families as they strive to develop positive learning environments for children.

About Ann Winkler:
Ann Winkler received her Bachelors of Arts in Human Development from Eckerd College, then her Master of Arts in Education in Curriculum and Instruction from University of Phoenix. She earned her Lower Elementary Montessori teaching certificate from the Montessori Teacher Training Institute of Miami, and her Upper Elementary Montessori teaching certificate from Institute for Advanced Montessori Studies of Silver Spring, Maryland. Ann currently serves as Educational Director of Beach Park School in Tampa, Florida as well as Director of Elementary Studies at Center for Guided Montessori Studies.
To register for this event please visit:

General Admissions: https://forms.guidedstudies.com/mseldin/form/WanderersW2023General/formperma/6ln9-GX42O69ZI05fCsHHVWA-ygs4O6CtOUG1HJzfiE

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Pricing: $45 for general registration, $35 for CGMS Alumni and Faculty.

Webinar: Advanced Practical Life for the 6-12 Classroom
2024-02-15 19:00 - 20:30
Practical Life in the classroom is as important as reading and mathematics. The idea behind Practical Life is that children need exposure and experience with everyday life skills. Many of these activities help the child to develop fine motor skills. These works help the child connect to the world around them. A large part of these works help the child feel an attachment to the classroom through their organization and cleanliness. Job boards assign their job to help the community and their work environment. In this Webinar you will see ideas for shelf work, integration of the curriculum, and ways to teach independence in the Practical Life area.

Presenter Bio: What Lisa loves about CGMS is how the program instills skills in communication, listening, collaboration, adaptability, empathy, and patience. Other characteristics of effective teaching include an engaging classroom presence, value in real-world learning, exchange of best practices, and a lifelong love of learning.

Lisa has been involved in Montessori for 40 years in the classroom and 12 with CGMS. Lisa taught at Undercroft Montessori School for 35 years. She has a BFA in Art Education from Oklahoma University, received her 3-6 Training at CMTE in New Rochelle, NY, and 6-9 at Houston Montessori Center. She joined the CGMS faculty with the roles of IG, Practicum Supervisor, Field Consultant, Summer Residential Instructor, and School Consultant.

To register for this event please visit:
General Admissions:
CGMS Alumni & Faculty:
Pricing: $45 for general registration, $35 for CGMS Alumni and Faculty.
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Virtual Information Session: Certification Programs
2024-02-22 20:00 - 21:00, 2024-03-07 20:00 - 21:00, 2024-04-25 20:00 - 21:00, 2024-05-09 20:00 - 21:00
CGMS Virtual Information Session: Certificate Programs
Join us for our virtual information sessions where we share insights into the transformative possibilities of our Montessori certification programs.
During our session, you will discover the versatility of our Montessori certification programs, catering to every age group from infants through adolescents.

What You’ll Discover

Our interactive online course structure provides more opportunity for reflection and deep discussion of Montessori theory and practice.

The advantage of continual online study during the practicum phase is that it enables learners to observe and practice course topics and lessons as they learn them and then get quick feedback from instructors and fellow learners in weekly live video classes.

Our commitment to continuous support for adult learners and schools to assure success.

Our unique approach to our residential seminars place an emphasis on providing a Montessori Experience for adult learners and preparing them for their practicum classrooms.

Mark Your Calendars! Save the date for an in-depth explanation of CGMS Certificate Programs. This info session is your chance to gain valuable insights, ask questions directly, and envision your transformative journey in Montessori education.
How to Join: This will take place on our Zoom video conference platform. Email info@cgms.edu for a reservation and the link or save the link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717
Learn More: For a sneak peek into the world of CGMS Certificate Programs, download our short brochure or visit www.cgms.edu to explore detailed program information.

Free Webinar: Grow Your Own! Training and Supporting New Faculty
2024-02-27 13:30 - 14:15
With Teacher Shortages greater than ever more schools are needing to sponsor and support new teachers in learning the Montessori Way. Join CGMS Educational Director, Kitty Bravo, to explore ways to protect your school’s investment and ensure your teacher education candidates become strong and lasting members of your faculty.
About Kitty Bravo:

Kitty Bravo has been a Montessori Educator for over 40 years, with experience as a teacher, administrator, board member, teacher educator, and consultant. She received her AMI Primary Montessori Certification in 1977 and has a BA in Human Development from Eckerd College. Kitty is one of the founders of The Center for Guided Montessori Studies and currently serves as the Director of Education. She is a member of the International Montessori Council (IMC) Board of Trustees and sits on the Sarasota University Board of Directors. Kitty is committed to providing support to teachers, schools and families as they strive to develop positive learning environments for children.

Join Us: RSVP To Secure Your Spot Today!

To reserve your spot and receive the session link, send us a quick email at info@cgms.edu or save the following zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717

Webinar: Gentle Educating
2024-03-28 19:00 - 20:30
Maria was first and foremost, a scientist. She realized how respecting the dignity of children brought them forward into independence. Our modeling of behavior had the power to inspire harmony. Pairing Maria’s work with modern research on neuroscience, human development, and social-emotional learning, we can more deeply understand the how’s and the why’s behind what works best for our students and tools to implement it in our environments through mindfulness and “Grace and Courtesy”. During our time together I will share processes for tapping even deeper into your own potential for calm, how to prepare for and prevent some of the challenges that come from big behaviors in your classrooms, and how to increase mental stamina within children.

Presenter Bio:
Natalie has her Masters Degree in Education (certified to teach birth through 8th grade), along with additional degrees in Early Childhood Development and Education, Language Arts, European and American Literature, and Political Science. She has been teaching for 17 years and is currently a Children’s House Lead Teacher at Walden Green Montessori, a public Montessori school in Spring Lake, Michigan. She has attended two Montessori teacher training programs and holds her 3-6 certificate from the Center for Guided Montessori Studies via the International Montessori Council. She has assisted in teacher trainings during residencies as well as presenting in a number of events for CGMS. She has recently been a guest speaker for LeadKid Academy at their International Montessori Conference. She is passionate about gentle/positive/conscious parenting and educating. She is the creator of the “Gentle Montessorian” and has started to share her content on instagram via @Gentle_Montessorian. Natalie is the mother of two human wildlings and four feline fur babies.
To register for this event please visit:
General Admissions:
CGMS Alumni & Faculty:
Pricing: $45 for general registration, $35 for CGMS Alumni and Faculty.

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Guidance and Support to Honor “The Child”: Working with Families of ADHD and Autistic Children
2024-04-11 19:00 - 20:30
In this discussion, we will cover how to best be a responsive educator through the following:

building trusting relationships with families;
navigating difficult conversations;
how to best support the child by looking at the adult, the environment/school, and the child;
utilizing resources we will share during the webinar;
and how to guide and support the child and families, regardless of where the child might end up after this process.

Presenter Bio: Tristan Kladzyk has been a Montessorian since first attending Rainbow Montessori School in Sunnyvale, CA in 1987. She is certified in both Early Childhood (Caspari Montessori Institute, 2007) and Infant-Toddler (CGMS, 2020). She worked at Mariposa Montessori School in Austin, TX from 2009 to 2022, where she met and co-taught with Seslie Recker in the Toddler Community. Tristan also has 15 year-old twins who attended Mariposa Montessori from the Infant Program through Upper Elementary. She is currently an Instructional Guide, Practicum Advisor, and Field Consultant for both the IT and EC levels for CGMS.

Seslie Recker is a passionate educator and recent graduate of the CGMS Infant-Toddler program. Her journey in the field began in 2018 when she was hired as a support guide in the Children’s House and Toddler Community at a Montessori School in Austin, Texas.
Currently residing on the South Island of New Zealand with her partner and two children, Seslie finds joy and inspiration in the daily exploration of the world around her. Her time in the classroom has not only equipped her with valuable skills in guiding and nurturing young learners but has also instilled in her a deep appreciation and respect for each child’s unique developmental journey.

Admission Price- $45 for general registration, $35 for CGMS Alumni and Faculty.

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The Neuroscience of Learning in Montessori with Julia Volkman - Webinar
2024-05-22 19:00 - 20:30
Is the Montessori approach aligned with the teachings of neuroscience? How can we use the teachings of neuroscience and Montessori to make learning inherently enjoyable and accessible for all our students? This interactive, lively session will connect educational practice with the science behind plasticity, dynamic development of skill, stress, emotions, and more. This information is applicable to lifelong brain health as well as learning.

Presenter Bio:
Julia Volkman has been teaching children and mentoring teachers in private and public schools since 1997. She is a Faculty Member of the Brain Health Initiative, guest lecturer for Harvard University’s Neuroscience of Learning course, an educational researcher, a teacher mentor, and the founder and president of the educational project Maitri Learning. Ms. Volkman earned her AMI 3 to 6+ diploma from the Montreal Montessori Training Centre and her Masters from Harvard. Her graduate research on the Montessori movable alphabet won her Harvard Dean’s prize for outstanding research. Her work focuses on transforming education into a transdisciplinary, scientific pedagogy grounded in mind, brain, and education.

Admission Price- $45 for general registration, $35 for CGMS Alumni and Faculty.

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Virtual Information Session: Certification Programs
2024-05-23 20:00 - 21:00
CGMS Virtual Information Session: Certificate Programs
Join us for our virtual information sessions where we share insights into the transformative possibilities of our Montessori certification programs.
During our session, you will discover the versatility of our Montessori certification programs, catering to every age group from infants through adolescents.

What You’ll Discover

Our interactive online course structure provides more opportunity for reflection and deep discussion of Montessori theory and practice.

The advantage of continual online study during the practicum phase is that it enables learners to observe and practice course topics and lessons as they learn them and then get quick feedback from instructors and fellow learners in weekly live video classes.

Our commitment to continuous support for adult learners and schools to assure success.

Our unique approach to our residential seminars place an emphasis on providing a Montessori Experience for adult learners and preparing them for their practicum classrooms.

Mark Your Calendars! Save the date for an in-depth explanation of CGMS Certificate Programs. This info session is your chance to gain valuable insights, ask questions directly, and envision your transformative journey in Montessori education.
How to Join: Register Here: https://share.hsforms.com/1m7-JjM6ZSFmd6UTy710bOAqjtlw
After you’ve completed this registration you will be sent a confirmation email with event details and a meeting link!
Learn More: For a sneak peek into the world of CGMS Certificate Programs, download our short brochure or visit www.cgms.edu to explore detailed program information.

CGMS June Cohort Application Due!
2024-05-27 08:00 - 17:00
The Center for Guided Montessori Studies (CGMS) is excited to announce that our next cohort of teacher credential programs is beginning on June 10th!

Join us and:

Earn your Montessori teaching credential through our world-class, accredited programs.
Choose from flexible online and blended learning options to fit your busy schedule.
Gain the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a Montessori classroom environment.
Become a part of a supportive community of educators dedicated to fostering a love of learning in children.

We offer programs for all age groups, including:

Infant & Toddler
Early Childhood
Elementary
Secondary

Learn more about our programs, ask questions, and discover how CGMS can help you achieve your teaching goals.
Space is limited, so register now!
➡️ CGMS Teacher Credential Programs: https://www.cgms.edu/programs/
➡️ Information Session Registration: Email info@cgms.edu for a reservation and the link or save the link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717

CGMS June Cohorts Begin!
2024-06-10 08:00 - 17:00
The Center for Guided Montessori Studies (CGMS) is excited to announce that our next cohort of teacher credential programs is beginning on June 10th!

Join us and:

Earn your Montessori teaching credential through our world-class, accredited programs.
Choose from flexible online and blended learning options to fit your busy schedule.
Gain the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a Montessori classroom environment.
Become a part of a supportive community of educators dedicated to fostering a love of learning in children.

We offer programs for all age groups, including:

Infant & Toddler
Early Childhood
Elementary
Secondary

Thinking about enrolling? Join us for an information session!

Tuesday, April 25th
Saturday, May 13th

Learn more about our programs, ask questions, and discover how CGMS can help you achieve your teaching goals.
Space is limited, so register now!
➡️ CGMS Teacher Credential Programs: https://www.cgms.edu/programs/
➡️ Information Session Registration: Email info@cgms.edu for a reservation and the link or save the link: https://zoom.us/j/4227351717
