Tracy Carr

Director of Admissions

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"Courage is the most important of all virtues, because without courage, you can’t practice any other virtue consistently. You can practice any virtue erratically, but nothing consistently without courage." 

- Maya Angelou

How did you discover Montessori? My college roommate called me up and told me about a job opportunity. This job opportunity introduced me to the Montessori Method. I immediately connected to the Montessori philosophy of community, child self-efficacy, service, and global-mindedness.

What drew you to the role of Director of Admissions? As a lifelong learner I decided to pursue a higher level of education. I turned to the School of Education at UNC Greensboro where I set my sights on obtaining a Master’s degree in an area I am passionate about, School Administration. I enjoy educating parents about Montessori and our school community through the lens of admissions. I can help create opportunities for our community to blossom under the umbrella of a Montessori education.

What about WSM attracted you to the school? Initially, word-of-mouth. I heard about the amazing partnership between WSM and their families. Now, I get to experience this partnership firsthand.

What are your credentials?

  • AMS Early Childhood I Montessori Certification, Southwestern Montessori Training Center

  • B.A. Women’s Studies, UNC Chapel Hill

  • MEd. School Administration, UNC Greensboro