Alsion Montessori Foundation

“The alison board of directors reviewed and approved the form 990 prior to filing.”

“All tax filings are publicly available.”

“All tax filings are publicly available.”

“Adadad form 990,part i, line 1 & part iii, line 1 - organization missionto advance the teaching approach developed by maria montessori, m.d. For the benefitof children residing in southern alameda county, ca. The staff teaches algebra,english grammar, composition & literature, spanish, latin, mandarin, chinese &japanese, general science, idigital arts, art history, the history of civilizationwith an emphasis on intellectual & political freedom, human anatomy and development,nutrition,first aid & cpr. Form 990, part iii, line 4a - program service accomplishments1. Completed review by western association of schools and colleges. 2. Receivedsix year unprecedented re-accreditation. 3. First year of year round school. 4.successfully completed two reviews by top montes form 990,part i, line 1 & part iii, line 1 - organization missionto advance the teaching approach developed by maria montessori, m.d. For the benefitof children residing in southern alameda county, ca. The staff teaches algebra,english grammar, composition & literature, spanish, latin, mandarin, chinese &japanese, general science, idigital arts, art history, the history of civilizationwith an emphasis on intellectual & political freedom, human anatomy and development,nutrition,first aid & cpr. Form 990, part iii, line 4a - program service accomplishments1. Completed review by western association of schools and colleges. 2. Receivedsix year unprecedented re-accreditation. 3. First year of year round school. 4.successfully completed two reviews by top montessorians, linda davis & dr. Betsy coefor the compliance montessori teaching for an adolescent program. 5. Set up anexchange program for idea sharing with marin montessori and casa de mere. 6. Twoteachers in montessori training completed certification and enrolled in themontessori adolescent integrative masters program. 7. Off-site learning excursionsinclueded the school in the woods at camp lodestar and the coastal biome trip inmonterey. 9. Continued membership in the rotary club of mission san jose as well as missionsan jose and femont chamber of commerces. 10. On-going community service work withthe city of fremont: sabercat creek resoration project one day a month, feed thehungry with rotary club of msj, tri-city and free the children. 11. Conductedinteractive meetings with parents with guest speakers on college admissions,internet safety, antibullying and understanding the montessori adolescent. 12.conducted serveral parent infromation meetings, mixers and an end of year bbq. 13.students entered and excelled in the rotary leadership camp and speech contest,regional science bowl, un day in sacramento, junior debate club, world savvy, point reyes science program, and califorinia conservation corp.”