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  We loved the infant room teachers and the facility is outstanding! Great big rooms with an indoor gym for winter. However, they move up the children around 12 months to the toddler room and they are mixed with children up to age 2 all day. The development is very different and at times they mix the children with the next class 2-3 year olds which posed a hazard for a 12 month old who may not even be walking yet - yikes! We were concerned about supervision and teacher ratios not following a strict schedule with the ages being so varied the ratios are also different from 0-15 months, 15 mos-2 years, and 2-3 years. The toddler class did not meet our childs needs and we had concerns about them being left dirty at times and being sick alot from excessive germs being spread.

  Added September 16, 2016 by A Google User
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  The praise and worship was nice for getting into the Christmas spirit. The congregation has always been very welcoming as well. The most important part for me in observing a new church is whether the pastor brings the Word correctly and if he's humble and it doesn't seem to be about him, but about the God we serve. Both these things were true of Church of the Nazarene.

  Added July 28, 2016 by Julian Stevens