Although the impact of the Montessori method, when well implemented, has been widely researched and written about, the components of how to effectively implement Montessori have yet to be the subject of a book in the field. At it's best, Montessori education means you could walk into classrooms around the world and see the same materials in the hands of children who were shown to use them in the same way. This kind of consistency will offer students equitable Montessori regardless of background or location. This book will offer a cohesive vision of school culture with systems and structures to make it happen. With practical and actionable steps written in accessible language, this book will explore what it means to be an equitable Montessori school, how to operate as a unified school, and how to set measurable, clear goals in Montessori schools. In addition, readers will also learn how they can act in their own lives to build a more equitable school and have access to resources for support. While other books might help readers learn about the history of Montessori, this book teaches provides modern, concrete ways to bring equity to Montessori.