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SEATTLE - For a quarter of a century, much has stayed the same at the Magnolia Cooperative Preschool.
Many parents start their children as toddlers and stay for years, often joining with a second child along the way. Technology is nonexistent; the room is filled with hands-on activities such as play dough, an indoor sandbox, dress-up area and art table.See the full content of this document
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Cooperative Preschools Take Village Approach
And perhaps most unusual, two of the school's four teachers are both celebrating 25 years of teaching at the co-op.
Adele Anderson and Judy McEvoy started with their own children and then began teaching at the preschool, which currently serves about 175 families in 12 classes."I don't think I would have taught so long if it wasn't at a co- op," McEvoy said. "It's amazing the amount of things you can do with four assistant teachers - ...See the full content of this document
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