One of the most important decisions we make as parents is the choice we make about our child’s education. It is a privilege to be able to offer an education that truly honors each child. Cobb School Montessori provides an experience in which children can reach their full potential, where students learn to help others, and where the academic achievement is balanced with social and emotional intelligence.
At Cobb School Montessori we believe in giving our students the world, because one day they will be the caretakers of this world. We do this by creating hands on learning opportunities, enriching our students’ understanding of different cultures, and by teaching conflict resolution strategies. The Cobb School experience offers children the best practices in education, preparing them academically to be resilient and confident learners and explorers. Our educational environment encourages the development of independence, self-motivation, leadership, and a commitment to personal goals.
The Cobb School Montessori curriculum propels young people to become citizens of the world. We continue to implement measures that better our school community in areas of equity and inclusion and strive to have our classrooms and our community reflect a diverse representation of people.
We offer a learning experience that equips the next generation with the values and skills that will be to be adaptable, creative, articulate, self-assured, and global minded adults.
We welcome you as you explore our website. Come and visit and see how Cobb School Montessori is an incredible and extraordinary place for children to learn and grow!
Warmly,
Sue Angelides
Head of School
Sue Angelides became Cobb School Montessori’s second Head of School in July 2019. Prior to Cobb School Montessori, Sue served as the Head of School at Oak Grove Montessori School in Mansfield Connecticut, and before that was the Chief Operating Officer and the Director of Residential Adolescent Services at The Stonington Institute.
A graduate of the University of Rochester and Loomis Chaffee School, Sue has dedicated her career to establishing and supporting organizations and communities that sustain high standards of respect and inclusion. She is committed to creating the opportunities and the space for growth and innovation that arise from change.
Sue is the President of Montessori Schools of Connecticut, as well as the Connecticut State representative for Montessori Public Policy Initiative. Sue also is a Trustee at the Institute for Women’s Leadership at Rutgers University.