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We really like this school and everyone who works here. My son loves coming to school and I feel confidant he will be ready for kindergarten!
This is the second year my son has attended Norma Anderson PreSchool. We were assured this was the right school for my special needs son. The first year, his meds (which are very expensive) were stolen. This year, a parent bullied my son, twice and admitted to it. When it was taken up with the Director we were informed that they were not going to do anything about it. BEWARE of this SCHOOL. They do NOT protect your child from bullying.
My daughter has attended the 3-hour program for the last two years. Miss Cindy and Miss Val are caring and well educated teachers and loving caregivers. I would recommend Anderson to anyone. The building is clean and well kept although parking can be difficult at times. I am very happy with the Tools of the Mind curriculum and am confident my daughter is prepared for kindergarten. We also appreciate the integrated classrooms and have had children with disabilities in each of her classes. It adds an element of understanding of the people around you and also teaches compassion. This is a great school.
My daughter attended Norma Anderson for Preschool. It was an amazing school. The teachers were great with the kids. The children all got along and were friendly together. They really seemed to work some magic there. My daughter learned to write her own name and learned basic math skills. AT 3! Way to go Norma Anderson Preschool.
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