What was originally The Dalton School called________________________?
Correct answer: A. Children's university school
- A. Children's university school
- B. Home school
- C. Lyceum
- D. Children's School
Explanation
Helen Parkhurst's institution was originally known as the Children's University School before becoming associated with the Dalton Plan and the Dalton School. The other options do not identify its original name.
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