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Please Make Kidz Village at 82-02 Grand Avenue, Queens, NY a UPK School

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This school is one of the best in Queens! If there is a school in Queens that has to have UPK.... it's Kidz Village!!!!

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Geraldine Compres
9 years ago

Kids Village is the best pre school i visited during my son's school year. The staff and students are great and the school itself is extremely clean, organized compare to others on the area. Their program is excellent, my sons first language is spanish and in less then 6 months he was learning english and spanish. They are extremely careful and responsible with all of our kids. I wouldn't think of another pre K for my kids or my families kids! Highly recommended!!!

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Jason Guzman
9 years ago

We looked at a lot of schools in the city. We don't live close, but found Kidz Village to be the best school of any we have seen. It has been well worth the extra travel. Our son loves the school and has learned so much.

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Sylvia Trinidad
9 years ago

Kidz Village is an amazing pre-school with wonderful staff and a great program! I wish the pre-k for all program had commenced during the 2016-2017 school year!

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Nathalie rembisz
9 years ago

Kidz village is the best in maspeth area

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Agata Wisniewska
9 years ago

My son graduated from KidzVillage in 2016. We love everything about this school. I can not imagine to have him anywhere else in past three years. He still talks how wonderful this school and teachers are. The best day care and pre school ever. Best, Agata

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Patricia Pehme
9 years ago

Kidz Village is a special place and it would be a true loss for the community to not have UPK there. Please reconsider your decision.

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Melinda
9 years ago

Kidz Village is a wonderful preschool. The teachers are nurturing and kind. My child learned so much when he attended this school and we made a lot of friends.

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Morgan Pehme
9 years ago

Maspeth deserves a UPK school that delivers the high-quality education Kidz Village currently provides its students. I hope the DoE reconsiders.