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Rambling Pines Day Camp
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citysearch c.
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I had to write a counter to the above. My 6 yo had a miserable summer at Rambling Pines. He was teased and bullied by one child in particular (and then you know how kids pile on). Every week I was asking them to address it and describing a new situation that came up and they constantly confirmed they were taking care of it, while simultaneously telling me he had a behavior issue. You mean the issue that you assured me you'd be able to handle and that you'd seen worse? He finally wound up in a fight and they still maintained that they ""put in the effort to accomodate him."" They never separated them and they were allowed to be together unsupervised. How much effort would that have taken. Obviously, I'm still angry.
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