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Childcare Network
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This company is concerned only with money and their budget, it isn't only this school- it is all childcare network schools. You would think since it is a childcare center, their primary focus would be on the well-being of the children. However, the daycare children are corraled to different rooms throughout the day and given up to 5 different teachers in one day. Anyone with any background knowledge in childcare, knows that children learn best with the same teacher- in a stimulating environment. They "combine" the children so they do not have to pay another employee to run one classroom. The toys in the room are not age-appropriate and the room is tiny and filled with too many different ages of children- ranging ages 7 months-2 yrs. These children need their own classroom with the same age group- and their own teacher! These babies can't talk- so I will do it for them.
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