Penn State Altoona Child Development Center
Montessori school in Altoona, Pennsylvania
Temporarily closed
Address: Cypress Building, 3074 Altoona Campus Drive, Altoona, PA 16601
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2 reviews and 3 photos of MONTESSORI DEVELOPMENT CENTER "Great school with great curriculum and wonderful teachers, who will work with you and your child.
We teach children in a way that is designed to get the best out of young minds, emphasizing the careful balance of learning, rest, and play needed to nurture a ...
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Maria Montessori discovered that education is not something which the teacher does, but that it is a natural process carried out by the child.
To meet this goal, we are addressing key issues in early childhood education, school readiness, school success and positive youth development. OUR PARTNER ...
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Just a friendly reminder that MCDS is closed Tuesday, May 28th for a faculty inservice day. School will reopen on Wednesday, May 29th.
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