Celebrate the centennial of an educational milestone with this insightful collection documenting the history of the Ben and Maxine Miller Child Development Laboratory School. Established as Indiana’s first facility of its kind, this laboratory school has played a pivotal role in shaping early childhood education practices. Through a combination of historical records, personal reflections, and detailed analysis, this book offers a vivid portrait of how the school has adapted, innovated, and nurtured young minds over the last one hundred years. Perfect for researchers, alumni, and those passionate about the evolution of teaching methods, this volume serves as a testament to the enduring impact of dedicated early childhood education. Discover how the school's commitment to excellence and inquiry has influenced generations of students, teachers, and scholars, providing a foundation for understanding the growth and development of the youngest learners in a professional, research-based environment.