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children of Preschool Two will achieve
the highest academic level while at
Prodigy Learning Center. This is the
class in which preparations for
kindergarten are made. A more rigid
schedule is observed to get the children
accustomed to life in the school system.
That will be their next big step in the
ladder of, hopefully, many successes,
which culminates with
"Graduation
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February
12th was MDA's Hop-A-Thon day at Prodigy. This
is a traditional event at our Center. The
Preschool children collect pledges (per Hop)
from family and friends, with the proceeds
going to the National Muscular Dystrophy
Association. The children are taught the
importance of charity activities. They fully
understand the meaning of the Hop-A-Thon, and
are very proud of their own efforts. Each year
the children's pledges have been in the
hundreds of dollars, with the year 1999 pledge
reaching the amount of $1,800.00.
Congratulations to all the Preschooler and
their parents for helping in this effort. |
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Valerie's
Chicks |
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Miss Valerie,
a "top employee" of Prodigy from
quite a few years ago, still visits our Center
from time to time. This time though, Miss
Valerie brought some special guests along, to
visit the children of Prodigy. Of course our
children could not get enough of the little
guys. They gently (for the most part) pet and
held the baby chicks. Some suggested they
would take one home for mom and dad. Miss
Valerie did not think that was a good idea,
though. We want to reassure the parents that
after playing with the cute birds, all
children lined up by the sink and, one by one,
thoroughly
washed their hands, with the teachers'
supervision. |
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