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Connection Pointe Christian
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citysearch c.
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We utilized the Connection Pointe Christian Academy for daycare purposes and did not attend the church services. Our child was enrolled for a little over a year at the Academy and during that time we were mostly happy with the teachers. We decided to pull our child from the Academy for multiple reasons:\r
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1. Sick weekly\r
2. Lack of communication from the Director and/or Administrative Staff\r
3. No lesson plans/pretty much a free for all\r
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It has been a month since our child has been enrolled at a new center and we're paying less money weekly, he's not been sick once (coincidence maybe), he's learned sign language in a month, comes home daily with art projects and has overall learned more in the past month than he did in a year at CPCA,\r
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We knew going into CPCA that there was no "lesson plan" if you will for infants/toddlers, but for what we were paying, you would have thought that he would have come home from school with an art project or craft at least once a week. We did like
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