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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a daycare, not a preschool. Preschool doesn’t happen in the summer and isn’t full-time. This is totally normal for daycare.[/quote] It’s a full year full day preschool. They don’t take anyone under two.[/quote] LOL. Honey, if it goes all summer it's daycare. What do you wish they would serve that would have the same price and convenience of what they serve now? [/quote] Not OP. What’s the difference? My DD goes to a full day preschool with a summer program that we enroll her in. Minimum age is 3. They follow a Montessori curriculum. Just because it operates throughout the year doesn’t mean it’s not a preschool. OP good snacks are possible. Our school caters from the good food company which provides the snacks as well. No saltines (yuck) , pretzels or anything you described. Perhaps suggest using them?[/quote] According to this thread? Preschools are for good families that have: 1. A stay at home parent 2. A nanny or 3. Enough money to pay for preschool plus the extended day and summer Daycares are for us bad families that need full-time care for our children while we (the bad parents) work outside the home, and can't afford a nanny. Whether that daycare offers a preschool curriculum is irrelevant .[/quote]
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