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Summit Montessori School graduates are accomplished, poised, self-directed, and self-motivated. They leave Summit ready to take on the rigors of the most challenging secondary education.

Our graduates go on to both public and private secondary schools, including:

Algonquin Regional High School Beaver Country Day School
Belmont Hill School   Brimmer & May
Buckingham, Browne & Nichols Cambridge School of Weston
Concord Academy Dana Hall
Fay School   Fenn
Fessenden School Keefe Tech
Lincoln Sudbury Regional Marian High School
   High School
Middlesex Natick High School
Norfolk County St. John's, Shrewsbury
   Agricultural High School
St. Sebastian's School The Rivers School
Winsor School

Our students have also gone on to attend many prestigious undergraduate institutions, including Brown University, Colgate University, Columbia University, Georgetown University, Hamilton College, Lafayette College, Middlebury College, Princeton University, Syracuse University,Tufts University, and Washington University/St. Louis.

Caroline Wazer '99 spent part of this last summer visiting and doing research on ancient civilizations. Caroline toured Sicily on a graduate student trip sponsored by Columbia University, where she is currently a candidate for a PhD in History. In Sicily, Caroline was able to take the road less traveled. She explored archaeological sites that would be impossible to access for the casual traveler, as well as many less popular, but spectacular, museums that are off the traditional beaten path.

Next Caroline was off to Lazio, the province in east-central Italy where Rome is located. She spent the second leg of her trip doing research with several professors and a small group of other graduate students. While in Italy, Caroline explored the ruins of rural imperial villas, focusing on the ways emperors adapted their villas to the surrounding environment and local architectural styles. Caroline also toured pre-Roman religious sanctuaries, looking back on Bronze Age cultures. After taking some time to vacation in Paris and Amsterdam, Caroline returned to NYC with spectacular photos and renewed scholarly enthusiasm.

“Visiting the sites, in conjunction with my studies, was at amazing experience,” Caroline said. “I can definitely credit Ms. Davidoff’s 4-6 grade classroom—that’s where I fell in love with ancient history!"