User Rating: 3 out of 5 stars (2 ratings)
Project Help
- (217) 826-5805
815 S 9th St, Marshall, IL
62441
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Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S 9th St and Walnut St
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User Rating: 4 out of 5 starsIn my opinion, Project Help prepared a kindergar. 4 everything but tien shoes!! So I'm not sure what ur talkin about. Mrs. Brown & the other teachers do a fine job. Maybe u didn't do ur part in the "homework". But the child I kno, nows how 2 spell his name. count very high, and say the alph.
User Rating: 2 out of 5 starsi thought pre-schools were for learning and preparing for kindergarten. this doesn't seem to be the case here.
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Comments (2)
well the teachers are great.. I am just not a fan of the way they learn. My son hated it when he first started (when my review was made) he cried every day because it was boring and he didn't learn anything new. I thought learning to count, abc's and spelling their name were something their parents taught them LONG before pre-school. Thus the reason for boredom. I was expecting more academics and less singing and playing outside.
Also, I would like for my child to know PROPER grammar, spelling and punctuation. I guess, that is asking too much these days.