Linda & Phil Steck are the owners of Christots.
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 Ms. Terry is our “lead teacher” at Christots and has received recognition from “Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers” for her excellence in teaching. Ms. Terry has taught at Christots since 1991 and received her official Montessori certification from the “National Center for Montessori Education” in 1994. Ms. Terry loves being a Montessori teacher because she enjoys “the excitement of children discovering for themselves. With so many opportunities to grow, the children are constantly delighted with what they are learning!” Click here to send a message to Ms. Terry.
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Ms. Julia has had 10 years experience in early education working with infants through adolescents. She especially enjoys working with the toddlers using the Montessori method. She has been at Christots since 2007 as and assistant and is now a certified Montessori Teacher. She enjoys the sensitive period and has many important things to teach. Her favorite subjects are science and nature. We have plenty nature at Christots to enjoy. We also have an outdoor classroom for science, nature lessons and the silent game. She am also the mother of 2 boys. Her oldest graduated from Christots and is continuing his elementary learning in a Montessori program and her youngest just started at Christots this fall. |
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 Ms. Nicole has lived in Johnson County most of her life. She went to JCCC for two years and followed with The University of Kansas. Throughout college she was a nanny for a family at Lake Quivira. Nicole heard about Christots through one of the parents. She has been working at Christots for 3 years, and it has been a great learning expierence for her. "I did not know much about the Montessori Method and I am so excited to be here. It is a wonderful school and all of the children are so amazing and unique. There is nothing better than having a job working with young children." |
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I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you. I was born and raised in Madagascar, an island off of the south east of Africa. After my elementary Education I entered an academy in the French school system called Ecole Normale. In Ecole Normale, Young People are prepared to become the teachers in high school. Upon my graduation, I taught a t the elementary school level in a catholic School. A few years later I joined the Order of Mother Theresa of Calcutta, which eventually brought me the United States. After undergoing the religious formation, I realized this was not my calling and consequently left the order. At that time I was stationed in New York City. I witnessed the plight of the homeless people and felt compelled to take care of them.
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