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Wonder Years Preschool
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citysearch c.
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I have been a parent of the Wonder Years for the past 6 years and connected with the school for the past 11, as my niece and nephew were students there also (along with their cousins that are in their teens). My 7 year old son graduated from there 2 years ago and my 4 year old daughter is there currently. I know many parents that have used the school and I have happily referred people to the school. As an educator myself (along with many other parents at the Wonder Years) I have ALWAYS been thrilled with the progress the students I have known, have made at this establishment-( by the way, many end up in honor programs in elementary school).
Pros: exceptional education and care
Cons: it only goes to PRE-K
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