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San Francisco, CA
3N1 Learning Academy
Parents at this school would recommend this school to other parents. |
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neighborhood: Visitacion Valley · Telephone: (415) 584-8555
Facilities
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Parents' Comments
Parent #1
We were very pleased with the education recieved at this pre-school. Our children were more than prepared for Kindergarden. The teachers and administration recongnize the social and ecomomic issues and meet the children where they are and try to bring the children to the level that they should be for their age.
They engage the parents and the children into the education learning process.
Parent #2
Weaknesses are: Parent Association & participation. The 3N1 School is a strong school with an excellent foundation to get the students ready for kindergarten. I highly recommend it.
Parent #3
I feel the kids should be focused more on learning and not so much on social skills.
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