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Child Nursery Centers – School Information

Locations:
Historic Day Nursery – 104 E. Rio Grande, Colorado Springs, CO
Antlers Place – 108 Antlers Place, Colorado Springs, CO
Meadows Park – 1939 S El Paso Ave Colorado Springs, CO
Sand Creek – 550 Sand Creek Dr. Colorado Springs, CO
South Chelton – 1465 S Chelton Rd. Colorado Springs, CO

Director: Becky Miller

Phone: (719) 632-1754

Email: info@cscnc.org

Website: http://www.cscnc.org

Ages: 2 1/2 – 14 Years Old

Ratios: not available

NAEYC: Yes

Other Info: not for profit 501(c) (3)

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Parent Review

Child Nursery Centers located in Colorado Springs, Colorado has many locations, but I don’t recommend sending your children there.

They say they help you as a single parent and they did at first, but the rates raised without explanation and when asked, “corporate raised it and they didn’t state why?” is the only explanation I received.

Their “curriculum” states they do certain activities, but when I asked my daughter what they did all day, she tells me, “I ate breakfast, I played outside, I heard a story, I ate lunch, I slept, and I played outside.” What happened to learning ABCs, counting, etc.? She is quite intelligent and it most definitely does not come from school. I work with her at night, but why am I paying for her to get “educated” if she is not getting anything out of it. Also, they have a “Get Well Center”, but it is never available to you when you need it…there are nothing but excuses as to why your child can’t go there…well, why have it if we can’t utilize it? I started to look elsewhere for my daughter’s care and found out that there are many places with “proof” that the children are doing education-related work. I was sad to see that the only thing my daughter brought home was something she colored on Fridays. I find it hard to pay for education if they are not getting educated!!!