Danielle Jahne
Danielle first became interested in Montessori education while earning an undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in entrepreneurship. She received her Master of Education with a concentration in reading instruction from Eastern Mennonite University, and her American Montessori Society Certification through Northeast Montessori Institution in Boston, Mass. Danielle holds teaching certificates for Pre-K to Grade 6 in both New York and Virginia.
She began her professional career as a Foster Care Case Manager with Virginia’s Department of Social Services, has taught 1st grade, in addition to directing early childhood programs in New York and Virginia before starting the Montessori school in 2012.
Danielle met her husband while on a study abroad in Greece and they have four children. She enjoys teaching in the classroom from time to time, helping with enrichment and instruction, as well as directing the program.
She began her professional career as a Foster Care Case Manager with Virginia’s Department of Social Services, has taught 1st grade, in addition to directing early childhood programs in New York and Virginia before starting the Montessori school in 2012.
Danielle met her husband while on a study abroad in Greece and they have four children. She enjoys teaching in the classroom from time to time, helping with enrichment and instruction, as well as directing the program.
Personal Info
Education:
B.S. Psychology, MA Early Childhood Education, AMS Certified
Classroom:
Advanced Reading; Peace Building
My Language
English
My Hobbies
Travel,Horseback Riding
B.S. Psychology, MA Early Childhood Education, AMS Certified
Classroom:
Advanced Reading; Peace Building
My Language
English
My Hobbies
Travel,Horseback Riding
