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Magnolia Blossom Montessori was a deliberately small, teacher-led school built around the Wildflower model of community-based Montessori microschools. It served young children in a two-room setting and emphasized close relationships among teachers, families, and students rather than a large institutional campus. The school was still enrolling for the 2024–25 year, but it has since closed. That makes the flower mural on the building a little more archival than it first appears: not just school branding, but a surviving marker of a tiny educational experiment that once occupied this corner.