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Westwood, CA
Sinai Temple Nursery School
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Telephone: (310) 481-3270 · Website: www.sinaitemple.org/temple/douglas_family.php
Facilities
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Parents' Comments
Parent #1
The director is the most organized, consistent and well-informed educator I've ever met. She demands promptness and excellence of her teachers as well as of us parents. She has a well-founded reason for each thing she does, like not letting us go in the room late for the first 15 minutes while the class does an opening circle time.
Parent #2
Fantastic school! up-to-date philosophy!
Parent #3
clearly an excellent school.
Parent #4
Wonderful, friendly environment where both parents and children can learn and grow.
Parent #5
The school is warm and inviting, the teachers are kind and understanding, it's an excellent school!
Parent #6
Warm giving environment.
Strong and bonded community.
Great educational curirculum
Parent #7
Wonderful School! Warm environment!
Parent #8
Current with all practice, caring, supportive environment where children thrive and parents are well cared for.
Parent #9
There is too much rigidity, they are trying to create Stepford children who can continue on to their elementary school. Forget about individuality at this school, all children must fit into ONE box. (As for as newness of the toys and building, you pay a tuition, a temple membership and they strong arm you into donating for every single toy that they ultimately have in their clasrooms.)Lastly, there is too few teachers/child, the teachers are either too young/green or too old, and can't give the child the guidance he/she needs.
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