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Austin, TX
Gethsemane Lutheran Children's Center
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Telephone: (512) 339-6335 · Website: www.glcmchildcare.com
Facilities
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Parents' Comments
Parent #1
Strengths: Great teachers, good curriculum
Parent #2
Absolutely love, love, love the infant program. I could not be happier with the care and love my daughter received.
Parent #3
loving, calm, caring, friendly director and staff
Parent #4
The teachers in the infant room seem nice upon meeting but after doing occational "surprise" visits to my child, I witnessed very harsh tones of voices and actions towards the children in the nursery.
Parent #5
Wonderful teachers, good balance between play and structure. Like incorporation of weekly chapel and music
Parent #6
Gethsemane is a non-profit, Lutheran daycare, with very dedicated staff and teachers. It does need parent involvement and fundraising in order to keep tuition reasonable, and always faces the challenges of needing supplies, equipment, etc. But not anything that seems out of line or extraordinary. We love this school, and have recommended it to many, many families.
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