Trine Begins Montessori Early Childhood Education Program
A lower elementary classroom at Oak Farm Montessori School in Avilla (photo courtesy: Trine University/Dean Orewiler)
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Wallace-York says children are consistently the center of everything that is done in a Montessori classroom.