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Small Friends
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Telephone: (503) 452-9272 · Website: www.smallfriendspreschool.com
School Philosophy and Mission
"We believe children are active, capable and willing participants in their education for life. Children learn within the context of relationships. Children learn through active exploration and investigation and develop skills in social and natural learning situations. Children are active \"meaning-makers\" of their world who effectively use play, active exploration and investigation, problem solving, observation, prediction, and other skills to construct their own understanding of the world around them. "
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