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    3 days ago

    Food and service was goated.Love the food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Cranston High School East

    Cranston High School East

    4.0(1 review)
    1.4 mi

    I graduated in 2004 so our 20-year class reunion is this year. Feels like so long ago...well…read morebecause it was haha. However, at the same time, the time sure flew by. From what I recalled, I had a good high school experience, during this crucial time, shaping me as an adult. The classes and teachers overall, were good. The school was old so there were lots of updates needed; I heard they did so after I graduated. I had my close knit group of friends but there were your typical cliques throughout. It almost reminded me of the movie, Freedom Writers but less hood; we had the cliques, jocks, nerds, preps, goths, smart Asians, and cool Asians lol. A few of my favorite classes were, art, photography, sculpture, graphic design, fashion, and social science. Here's my list when I think of Cranston East during my day: Pros: Diverse Safe Good teachers Fun events (prom/dances/pep rally) Variety of classes Cons: Old building Having to walk across the street to the Briggs building for classes Math classes Limited parking Short lunches Overcrowded I wish I was more involved, but I was a shy, introverted, and quiet kid; I had my small group of friends and didn't really branch out. Also, I started working at 15 years old so not much of an extracurricular school/social life. I did junior varsity soccer for a few months until I started working; that was fun but hard (hate running). If I could do high school again, I probably wouldn't have worked (even though it gave me valuable skills/life lessons), joined more clubs/extracurricular activities, and meet more people at school; to just be a carefree kid with no responsibilities again! Slow down please, father time.

    A Child's University

    A Child's University

    4.0(8 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    If you're one of the many who have to head back to work with a new baby in tow, then you know…read morethere's nothing more nerve-wracking than placing your brand new darling in someone else's hands. You worry about whether your baby will like the caretaker...whether s/he will like them more than you...whether they will care for your baby as well as you could...and whether they will be kind enough to not tell you that they witnessed your baby's first word/crawl/gurgle/etc. If you're also in tune to the importance of early childhood education, you likely also want to know whether they follow the standards for care and that they are fostering your child's social, emotional, and educational learning and expanding your baby's gross motor skills. Whew. It's exhausting, thinking about all those things...and, as a new parent, I thought of all those and more when trying to decide where to enroll our daughter. A Child's University was seriously one of, if not the, best place we could imagine. Each and every day, she loves going to 'school'. I also love that she can grow there and maintain continuity, as the school goes up until Kindergarten. I have full confidence that she will develop mentally, socially, and emotionally under their watch. They do wonderful craft projects, even with the teensy babies, and every time I pick her up she is happily playing with the various toys or other children - always with one or more of the teachers sitting watchfully. All of this allows you, the parent, to feel good about the fact that your child is engaged all day long. And, while they do have a ton of rules and protocols to follow, I know all are done with safety in mind. The teachers are outstanding. I am not joking when I say that a primary concern of mine is whether they will be sensitive to the conflicting emotion caused by leaving your baby with another caretaker. For that kindness, and for the kindness they show to my daughter each and every day, they get an A+ in my book.

    I will start this review by saying - if you're not even sure if you want a kid, but might someday -…read morestop reading, get yourself on the waitlist NOW, and then come back and finish reading.   Every time we talk about moving, I can't bring myself to pull the trigger because I don't want to take my son out of this amazing early learning center, and I have no idea how we would ever find a daycare that compares?!!!  So much stems from the awesome owners, who employ and develop a great staff, and promote a culture of client satisfaction. We are so taken care of here, our feedback is frequently requested.  Any questions I've had, are answered within hours - day or night.  And I have to give Jamie, the Director, major props because not only is she cool, calm, and collected with great communication skills, but she's also fashionable, stunning, and super funny. In addition to the amazing employees and the beautiful and bright space, this is a quick list of what I love so much about A Child's University: *It is accredited - It is extremely difficult to achieve and maintain academic accreditation.  It shows in all levels of the education. Yes, even my 11 month old had a daily curriculum they follow including themes, art projects, science, math, and health/motor skills. *Daily art projects.  Yep, even in the baby room, they do art! *They exceed the state's teacher ratio standards by staffing more educators in each room than the state requires.  Full time educators have their degree. *It's clean.   *They play music entering and leaving the building, and in the baby room. *They use an app that sends push notifications so I know the minute my son goes down for a nap, has a wet diaper, and how much of his lunch he ate (or threw on the floor as the case may be). *They send several pictures daily and have a live stream camera. *They have a nurse on staff daily. *The staff is so loved, and in return they shower our babies with love.  It makes me smile to see all of the love notes and gifts that the teachers received.

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