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Preschool Weekday Ministries
202 E Houston St, Dayton, TX
Preschool Weekday Ministries in Dayton, TX is a licensed facility for child care services that offers various Christian early childhood education. Their programs meet the needs of the families in the community for students from 6 weeks to Pre-K on a full-time or part-time basis. Their teachers have...
Nena's Child Care Inc
1001 N Cleveland St, Dayton, TX
Nenas Child Care Inc in Dayton, Texas is a licensed Child Care Center that offers an advanced curriculum that can accommodate up to 104 children from infant to pre-kindergarten level every Monday to Friday. Their goal is to provide an extensive program that is appropriate to the needs of the...
The Kidz Corner
1904 N Cleveland St, Dayton, TX
The Kidz Corner in Dayton, Texas is a licensed Child Care Center that can accommodate up to 154 children from infants to pre-kindergarten. They are open every Monday to Friday. Their curriculum seeks to provide a high quality, nurturing and safe learning environment that is appropriate for the...
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