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Growing Years

Preschool | Christian | 105 students |  

PHONE: (603) 622-7072

HOURS: 11 hours per day

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130 Harvell St

Manchester, NH 03102

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Manchester's Growing Years is a preschool that enrolls 105 students.

This preschool's average Community Rating, based on 5 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.

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Associations: NAEYC; Christian; Coed; Religious
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    Posted on Mar 28, 2009
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    Both my children attended The Growing Years and loved it! My daughter, now 9, is still best friends with someone who also attended. My son who is now a second grader still talks about how much fun it was whenever we drive by. I believe the teachers care about each child and the atmosphere is great for the children. The school has made life easier for my husband and I with our busy work schedules. I would strongly recommend it!
    --Submitted by a parent

    Posted on Mar 20, 2008
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    I have 3 children whop attended The Growing years since they were 4 moths old. My oldest (age 9) and middle (age 7) are now in school - both doing very well and I really feel their early educstion is a big part of this. My daughter (age 4) still attends and loves it. The owner and Directors are fantastic and responsive. I would have quit my job a long time ago had it not been for this day care. There is nothing more important than knowing that while you work your kids are safe, happy and enriched.
    --Submitted by a parent

    Posted on Aug 21, 2007
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    The growing years is a nice center, very well kept and professional, but i pulled my infant because of the number of infants in a small cluttered room. The children were not fully taken care of because of the amount of children to staff. The other rooms were very bland and didnt look like much curriculum was being done during the day.
    --Submitted by a parent

    Posted on Sep 27, 2006
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    I have three boys. My oldest 2, now 6 and 2, both attend the growing years. I have been a parent there for years. We love the open concept idea. I think that the staff works very hard to accomadate almost anyone. They are caring individuals who give alot of there time and efforts to keeping our boys safe. As soon as our youngest is old enough he will be enrolled as well.
    --Submitted by a parent

    Posted on Feb 24, 2005
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    I have one boy that went there and another son that still attends. My son asks me every day what is on the calendar and what will I learn today. He only goes 3 day a week, and the days that he doen't attend, the teacher puts homework in his folder so he can have fun at home doing it like his big brother. The staff has been very kind, understanding and loving. I will miss the school as my youngest will start kindergarten in the fall.
    --Submitted by Deb, a teacher

    Posted on Dec 18, 2004
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    Having had a foster child enrolled in this school for a short time, I was appalled at the lack of stimulation I hardly saw any interaction at all between staff and children.
    --Submitted by a parent

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