https://www.tapinto.net/towns/jersey-city/articles/can-you-spell-success-bet-these-hudson-county-students-can

76 spelling bee champions, currently in grades 3-8, represented their respective schools from throughout Hudson County at the Annual Hudson County Spelling Bee on Saturday.

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This weekend's competition was the 66th Annual Hudson County Spelling Bee. It was started in 1959 by a community of dedicated teachers, and grew until the Jersey Journal (which closed two weeks ago) began sponsoring and organizing the event.

Hudson Montessori School gifts 250 tree saplings to Nevada forest devastated by wildfires

When the Hudson Montessori School held its 13th annual Social Studies Fair earlier this year, a seed was planted. Now, it’s starting to take root as a grove of 250 saplings that will planted as early as next spring in the Sierra Nevada National Forest.

https://jcfamilies.com/hudson-montessori-school-jersey-city-unique/

The focus of the Hudson Montessori curriculum is not memorization–it’s understanding. The beauty of a Montessori program is students are motivated from the earliest ages to ask probing questions and make connections in all aspects of their learning. With this room to explore, students grow in confidence and enthusiasm.

The Hoboken Girl: Hudson Montessori School Gifts 250 Tree Saplings to Fire-Damaged Forests in Nevada

As a result of Hudson Montessori School’s 13th Annual Social Studies Fair, a grove of 250 saplings will be planted to help fire damaged forests in Nevada, per NJ.com. Wildfires destroyed more than 1.5 million acres of the Sierra Nevada National Forest in 2021. The school is donating the saplings though A Living Tribute which partners with American Forests and the National Forest Foundation.

NJ.com: Montessori School museum looks at the power of nature

Nature bloomed while the rain poured in on a recent Wednesday, when the Hudson Montessori School’s 13th annual Social Studies Fair featuring the “Power of Nature” debuted. Up to 600 people came out to see the free museum-style fair.

Tap Into Jersey City: Give Peace a Chance. Students at Hudson Montessori School Put 'Peace Education' Into Action to Help People of Ukraine

Students at Jersey City’s Hudson Montessori School have mobilized a humanitarian aid drive for the Ukrainian people, emphasizing calls for peace and expressing their wish for earthly harmony.

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The Upper Elementary students at Hudson Montessori School in Jersey City, fresh from their return from the Montessori Model United Nations, mobilized a humanitarian aid drive for the Ukrainian people, emphasizing calls for peace and expressing their wish for harmony.

The Hudson Reporter: Flexing their Scientific Engineering Muscles

The Maker Faire is a national festival of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker movement, held in numerous American cities since created by Make Magazine in 2008.

Although designed to enrich students’ technical skills, the Maker Faire at the Hudson Montessori School went beyond science or engineering, even though many of the projects the students created incorporated both.

Hudson County View: Hudson Montessori School in Jersey City announces plans to open middle school in September

The Hudson Montessori School in Jersey City has announced plans to open a middle school in September, stating that “they are continuing our mission to create independent thinkers.”

ThisLearning: Hudson Montessori Street Fair

Created by Hudson Montessori School founder and director, the 8th annual Social Studies Street Fair was a free children's community event with carnival activities, "Save our Biomes" student expo with emphasis on environmental conservation, and outdoor street carnival with bouncy houses, activities, and arts and crafts. The event also featured stage demonstrations and performances as well as delicious eats from Jersey City food truck vendors.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2018/01/young_hudson_inventors_dont_ask_why_--_they_ask_wh.html

With the mindset of "why not?" instead of "why?" Hudson Montessori School students presented their Maker Faire projects Saturday, Jan. 20.

The celebration of invention, creativity and resourcefulness was an exercise in seeing how far student could take their curiosity about how and why things work.