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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because they can!  Most people are impressed with the traditional preschool format, so they pay and deal with whatever the rules are - even if they're made up as they go.  I operate an in home preschool and we prorate when we're closed.  But most people are so impressed with a brick and mortar operation that they will accept whatever is said - then complain here.[/quote]

Is your home "preschool" paying the mortgage?  And what are your qualifications to run a preschool?  I bet it's more like you run a daycare for spending money. [/quote]

Not the PP but i also run a PRE-SCHOOL from my home. And yes of course it pays the mortgage. It is my only source of income. I am a certified early education teacher and licensed family daycare provider. My program has the same credentials as any other pre-school and it is held to the same standards. I run my business and policies regarding parent fees to cover my business expenses and make a profit just like any other business.  I close for public school snow days but do not charge beyond a set number of them. This policy seems fair to my clients. I have not received any complaints. Quite the opposite in fact. 
But let me get this straight- PP says she doesn't charge for snow days ... so you insult her?? You are a complete asshole. I wouldn't take you as a client for any amount of money. [/quote]

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