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nowhere in article was name of preschool, address or
phone number mentioned.
It didn't sound like she could take one more student with a wait list for students who are currently babies. 2013
I think the point was preschools are in demand and if you want to do preschool start looking for one in baby/toddlerhood.
I hown a beautiful Preschool program called Cowabunga, Learn-Through-Play School program.
It was founded on the simple concept of: LEARNing through PLAY and is the heart of my program.
Our best critics of a GREAT program are the children. They are the ones that make or break it. If they are having fun playing and accidently learning, that's what they will remember. Our children first learn by being actively engaged. what better way to learn then through PLAY !
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