My younger child went here until it closed. My older child went here a few years ago. My kids are 4 years apart in age and we moved across town 2 years ago. When my youngest was starting preschool I went to a different school that was closer to our new house. The new school was nowhere near as good as Countryside in quality and caring. I came running back in spite of the long drive. I didn't realize how good Miss Lisa was until I didn't have her anymore and I now none of us do. I have no clue what the first person is talking about. I have never seem anything that would cause me even the slightest concern about the safety and well-being of my kids. I know that the school received a clean bill of health from whatever government agency oversees it only 2 months ago at the start of the school year. Suddenly now there are claims about such things as fleas and water. How stupid is that? I never saw any fleas, and if some showed up so what? It happens, like lice and pink-eye. You get rid of them and don't whine about it. And my kids were never denied water. In fact, I saw a hose in the yard that was used to fill up swimming pools on beach day in the spring. That day, by the way, along with such days as ice cream day, green eggs and ham day and others were among the things that showed me the great lengths that Miss Lisa always went to in order to make her school great. And her tuition was very fair. In fact it was probably too low. She was never trying to become rich at the expense of her clients. I can only assume that some huge personal crisis occured to rob us of her skill and devotion. It is shameful that someone seems to have an axe to grind. I suppose everyone has someone mad at them. I'm sure someone somewhere even hated Mother Teresa. My problem right now is to try and find another school as good. I'll probably just let my son stay home.
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