Preschool | Christian | 98 students |
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I am so grateful that Love and Care(Lower Azusa) is there for me. I have a 4 year-old daughter and an 11 year-old son. One attends Love and Care and the other, Academicise (an afterschool program) right next door. Prior to enrolling my daughter to Love and Care, I have looked into few other daycare's facilities and Love & Care exceeded my expectation. First off, the place exceptionally neat & tidy. The classrooms are airy and spacious. The kid-user friendly restroom is always maintained clean and sanitary. The outdoor toy is kept clean. Although no grassy field for kids to play in but a very safe and enormously clean playground makes up for it. I appreciate that there isn't a sandbox accessible to the children. In my opinion, sandboxes are unsanitary and not to mention sands prone to eye hazardous. The staffs (teachers, administrators, and director, etc.) are professional, caring, involved, and more importantly GREAT with kids.
My son is three years old and he loves going to school. Teachers are very loving and caring. He has learn a great deal and have many friends. School also offers healthy breakfast and lunch.
Great school. Loving and caring teachers and staffs. Parents receive Monthly newsletter indicating children's weekly learning topics, recommend books list and songs.....great tips for parents to interact with kids at home.
My daughter (3-1/2 years old) loves the school. The staff at the school is great! My daughter has been going to the school for a year now, and she's develop really good social skills. She communicates well, smiles/laughs, and not shy when interacting with new friends. She's also reading a little, knows all of her colors, shapes, alphabets, numbers, and she can write her own name. Parents are also encouraged to join the fieldtrips.
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