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Willis, TX
Todd's School of Merit
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Telephone: (936) 856-7601 · Website: www.toddschool.com
School Philosophy and Mission
" child takes in more information between the ages of one to six years than they do the remainder of their life. Todd's School Of Merit wants to be part of that development. Learning should be a happy and rewarding experience. Our learning process is linked with the child's physical, emotional, social and intellectual needs in mind. We have used the ABeka curriculum to give each child the opportunity to learn how to read and write. We use Bible stories to help children learn how God can be apart of their daily lives. In addition, our environment provides the tools to develop their social and physical skills, as well as nurture their emotional growth"
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