Legal Opinion
Keystone Montessori School, Inc. v. Maloney
Massachusetts District Court, Appellate Division
Decided September 8, 2008PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBrant, J.
On February 25,2004, defendants Amelia Maloney (“Maloney”) and her husband, Attorney R. Dave deHerdt (“deHerdt’)2» signed a contract with Keystone Montessori School, Inc. (“Keystone”) to enroll their daughter, Isabella deHerdt (“Isabella”), in Keystone’s 2004-2005 preschool and kindergarten half-day morning program. Keystone is a licensed, privately owned school that offers classes to preschool children as young as three as well as to kindergarten and early elementary school children. The school operates according to pedagogical principles originally formulated by Maria Montessori…
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