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La Petite Academy
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citysearch c.
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It was after the "academic" day when we went there, but that was no excuse for what was going on. The woman who was supposed to be "Assistant Teacher" to the preschool room was sweeping the floor while the kids ran all over the place -- and continually interrupted the lady giving us the "tour". (It's against state regulations to clean *and* supervise small children, by the way.) She didn't even look up or acknowledge us as we walked past. The person "supervising" the school age children was hollering at them while writing something on posterboard. It was dark and dank, and the "Director" had to come from behind her desk and open the door to tell the kids to settle down because Ms. Assistant Sweeper was oblivious. I couldn't hear what the "tour guide" was saying b/c all the children were making so much racket. She even said this herself, "I can't hear you in here -- let's go outside" so she could hear and answer my questions. And the "Director" was somewhat cold and oblivious on the pho
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