Date: Saturday, November 6, 2010
Location: Meadowbrook Montessori School, 2125 North Road, Snellville, Ga 30078.
Time: 11 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Parking: Provided in the Snellville Village Shopping Center (Radio Shack) back parking lot, just steps away from all the excitement. This parking lot is accessed from Hwy 124/Scenic Hwy.
This Community Fall Festival will host several local vendors and offer public services such as Child Identity Kits by Liberty Mutual and safety information from local No. 12 Fire Department. The event will have moonwalks, giveaways, carnival games, face painting and a live disk jockey.
Meadowbrook Montessori School is a family owned and operated school dedicated to providing the highest standard of Montessori education. Founded in 2003 by Barbara Muir and her mother Johnnie Carney, Meadowbrook Montessori offers Primary and Pre-primary classes for ages 18 months through six years. Both classes are overseen by seasoned AMS/AMI-trained guides (teachers). A world renowned Association Montessori Internationale Consultant has been quoted as calling our little school an unexpected gem. The school is located on a secluded 1.5 acre-plot, with a play area, an outdoor classroom and gardens for the children to tend to, on the historic and leafy North Road in Snellville, Georgia.
For further information about Meadowbrook Montessori School or the Meadowbrook Parent Association, call the school at 770-982-3950, email info@meadowbrookmpa.org or visit the school's web site at www.
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