Nancy Rambusch travels to Paris to the 10th International Montessori Congress
Rambusch moves to Connecticut
Whitby School opens in the outsides of Greenwich, CT. Rambusch is selected as head of school. Whitby is the first Montessori school to open in the U.S.
Mario Montessori appoints Rambusch to serve as the U.S representative of the A.M.I
AMS is founded by Rambusch
First Whitby Campus was established
Time magazine features Rambusch and the Whitby Schoo. American Montessori is revived.
Rambusch book “Learning How to Learn.” Is published
AMI withdrew its recognition of AMS as a Montessori society. From that point on AMS has existed independently from AMI
Rambusch resigns as president of AMS
The National office of AMS moves from Greenwich, CT to NY
First teacher training program starts
First International Symposium held in Athens
AMS launches NCMPS ( National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector)
AMS and AMI/U.S.A. form MPPI
Online Onboard- debuted including : AMS connect, New AMS website and Facebook live
Montessori Event, Washington, D.C., second largest conference in AMS history
AMS: 14813 individual members, 96 affiliated teacher education programs, 1461 school members, and 210 AMS Accredited schools
New School Accreditation Handbook is made by AMS
AMS: 16,000 members, 70 countries with AMS members and 215 accredited schools.