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Trinity Lutheran Church
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citysearch c.
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My son has motor speech delay and he was not accepted because of his condition. They accused him of being a danger to the student population on his first day of trial because he and another child has a confrontation. They had a normal 3 year old dispute but according to the director he showed ""no remorse."" The teacher did not comment or seem worried. She thought we were going to return. It was more of an excuse to not have to accept him. According to the director, ""he just did not click or make a conection"" and she handed me my application and asked me not to return. All kids in that class were white and had blond hair, including no disabilites. I made the mistake of telling the director before hand of his special situation, and all of a sudden she wanted to try him out. I know if several mothers that take their kids there and they were never asked to bring in their child for a trial.
Pros: teachers are very sweet and nice to children
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