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Victory Child Development Center began in 1988. It didn't begin with a building, play equipment, books, crayons, and children.
It began in the heart of God and the spirit of the Pastor.
The model of starting ministry Jesus practiced in the Bible (Luke 6) founded this important bridge ministry on a very firm foundation.
It began to grow immediately until today Victory Child Development Center is a full-service preschool and child care (ages birth to age 5), and before and after school care (all ages).
Our children spend the majority of their young lives in the classroom.
Victory Child Development Center began in 1988. It didn't begin
with a building, play equipment, books, crayons, and children. It
began in the heart of God and the spirit of the Pastor. The model
of starting ministry Jesus practiced in the Bible (Luke 6) founded
this important bridge ministry on a very firm foundation. It began
to grow immediately until today Victory Child Development Center is
a full-service preschool and child care (ages birth to age 5), and
before and after school care (all ages). Our children spend the
majority of their young lives in the classroom.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
My son has been going to Victory for three years. I have nothing but great things to say. The teachers are friendly, patient, and always willing to work with the kids. I highly recommend!
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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