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Wichita Falls, TX
Learning Tree Preschool & Kindergarden
Parents at this school would recommend this school to other parents. |
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Telephone: (940) 692-2000
Facilities
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Parents' Comments
Parent #1
The building is very clean. Children are yelled at and put in time out for little or no reason for extended periods of times. There are no art or sensory areas available to the children.
Parent #2
One definite strength is the fact that they have "Letter of the Week" and at the end of the week they bring something from home for "show and tell" that starts with that letter. The teachers TEACH! I do not have to worry that they are not doing their job (like I did at our prior preschool). During the week, they get "time-out tickets" and if the child receives one, they do not get "treasure box" on Friday. Treasure box consists of a candy assortment and toys of which they can have 2.
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