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| 51 Polar Rock Rd SW, Atlanta, GA, 30315 | |
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2.2 miLakewood / Fort McPherson
2.4 miOakland City
3 miWest End
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Specialties
We teach ethics, morals and values on a daily bases here at Future Leaders Acadmey, from the Golden rule to honor thy mother and father. Your child will be taught things to help them grow spiritually. This spiritual freedom help children grow in their faith as they are allowed to pray, read age appropriate scriptures and speak about their faith.
Our foreign language classes are taught by native speaking instructors and are designed with the imaginative learner in mind utilizing an array of visual pros and tools coupled withchild-friendly learning themes. Our «focus on fun» approach helps to reduce barriers to learning a new language and gives students a great boost of self-confidence. Spanish and Mandarin classes are presented in the target language to maximize exposure and retention seamlessly making each lingual moment enjoyable. By incorporation engaging music, movement, arts and crafts, storytelling and puppet shows into our curriculum children effortlessly absorb the sounds and intonation of language, and readily learn Mandarin and Spanish phrases and words
History
Established in 2007.
We had very few supporters, aside from God and each other. Not many people thought it was a good idea to open a childcare center. The economy was headed for ruins, banks were starting to tighten up on lending money and on top of that we had no one to learn from.
We looked at dozens of sites. We thought about starting with something small and manageable. But we knew that if we ran the center with the quality and expectations we had place on centers our children attended, we would out grow the building very soon. We figured if we out grew it we would have to open a second location, which would take more money, time and a business structure that could handle multiple locations. Even if the growth gave us the money, we would never have the time or the money to open a second location so quickly. We weight the risk reward factor and it looked favorable for us to swing for the fences. We wanted a building so badly that we almost made several bad purchases. We look back on those buildings now
