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Providence Academy
1930 Slaughter Rd
Madison, AL 35758 Map
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6:30am-6pm

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    Good Riddance Providence Academy

    Posted by tendoy5 on 07/21/2009

    I wast treated horribly by the owner, my infant daughter was routinely not fed after 12noon. Owner gave attitude repeatedly when i asked for a receipt for my payment. Daughter spent way too much time sitting in her crib. On one occasion, I came in unannounced and found another infant (3 mos old) in a bouncy seat with a bottle propped up with a towel instead of the baby being fed in the arms of a "teacher". Too many problems and not enough space here to explain them. DO NOT under any circumstances send your child to this school.

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    terrible place for children

    Posted by sshfam on 07/05/2009

    I sent my child to this daycare for only about 2 months and it was by far the worst daycare I have every sent my child to. I moved from out of town and checked out about 15 daycares to find the right fit for us and they seemed the best over the interview and tour process. I was very wrong. Every morning my child would be dropped off, the 2 teachers that were in the class would be standing at the back of the class talking to each other, not paying attention to the children. Half the class would be crying, trying to leave with any parent who walked in to drop their child off. I felt horrible dropping my child off. They also cost way too much to not provide meals for the children. There were too many children in the class for the teachers to take care of properly. For instance, I would bring pull ups for my child instead of diapers because we were potty training. They would go through a pack of pull ups in a weeks time, my child was only there 2 to 3 days a week. They were not even taking my child to the bathroom like they said they would help potty train.

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