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Teachers should be respected and I don't think that they deserve to be branded as inexperienced and unqualified teachers. Why not check for their credentials, the office is just right there to check for it. I think the most important is that they fill our absence while we are busy working. They shower these children with great love that even their own children get less attention when they go home. We should be appreciative enough that these teachers do their best to keep the love.
I always find it interesting to read these reviews and wonder if they are coming from people who have had a single bad experience and have generalized it to the entire school? My son is 4 and this is his 3rd year. He has learned to write his full name and the entire alphabet, recognize upper/lower case, and is now reading simple words and phrases. He can count to 100+ and use simple addition and subtraction concepts. Plus, he has learned invaluable social skills, has an excellent vocabulary and teachers who know him and support his interests. He has many friends who have been with him all 3 years, and the parents I talk to are very happy. My son loves going to school. The turnover seems a little high, but there is a core of teachers who have been there for many years. Several who left actually returned, so...?
If you want to pay a premium for mediocre teachers (the good one's don't stay long) and crowded classrooms then go for it. Otherwise I cannot recommend. High teacher turnover. Inexperienced and unqualified teachers. 24 kids per room. Very expensive ($$$$). Rude Director.
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