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Only students who attend Smoky Row Children\'s Center\'s preschool program are eligible for the Kindergarten class.
Admissions Director
Lora Ackerman
School Notes
Smoky Row Children's Center is a privately owned and operated
center established in 1983. It is a family-owned small
business. Smoky Row's program was designed to develop
children's skills in all developmental areas - physical, social,
emotional and intellectual. Our primary goals are to help
children learn how to learn and help them establish a foundation
for lifelong learning. The Center implements developmentally
appropriate practices through our philosphy of learning through
play, active involvement with their environment and positive
interactions with their peers and teachers.
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