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San Jose, CA
ATLC Preschool
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neighborhood: Cambrian · Telephone: (408) 371-2573
Facilities
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Parents' Comments
Parent #1
teachers are mindful of school philosophy of fostering positive self image and esteem and it shows through interactions with the kids. Conflict resolution issues are not always well handled and some teachers could use more practice and/or knowledge of succcessful intervention skills that help children navigate conflict.
Parent #2
The structure is too rigid for children. There isn't enough flexibility or creativity. The atmosphere isn't warm and welcoming. It's got an assembly line feel.
Parent #3
Great school for teaching your child basic social skills they need to be successful (listening, following directions, sharing, playing with others).
Parent #4
Music, art and language was provided daily in every classroom. I am very happy with their policies on conflict resolution and building children's' self-esteem and sense of community.
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