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Home My WebLink About20001103.tiff fl r") Michael and Alice Schwartz 2137 Vivian Street Longmont,Colorado 80501 303-774-1443 February 15,2000 Re: Country Kids Preschool 2025 WCR 36 Platteville, Colorado 80651 To Whom It May Concern: Our children have attended Country Kids Preschool for the past four years. Our third child is registered for 2000-2001. We are extremely happy with the education and christian atmosphere Miss Sheryl has provided. The Country Kids Preschool offers an exceptional Preschool/Pre-Kindergarten curriculum in a safe and comfortable location. The location enables the children to have hands-on experiences such as harvesting their own pumpkins in the fall and bringing home eggs they picked from the chicken house. Miss Sheryl should be commended for the successful restoration of the old Mead Schoolhouse,an historical landmark,and for all the love and enrichment she gives the children who walk in those doors. Sincerely, Alice M wartz 2,4i ait Michael C. Schwartz /AMSG�L2 ` rrs 2000-1103 �- f February 17,2000 Kathleen C.Neiley 5416 WCR 36 Mead,CO 80542 Weld County Planning Greeley, Colorado To Whom It May Concern: The Town of Mead has experienced such tremendous growth over the last three years that our small community is in desperate need of services that most other towns our size take for granted. As sad examples,Mead Elementary i.s currently at 145%of capacity. There is insufficient daycare available in the town, and the task has been taken over by the Elementary School in their Mustang Corral program. Our single"community school"pre-school has gown to the point of being a daycare,not a pre-school,with no fewer than eighteen three-and four-year olds in a erNI session. Thankfully, Sheryl Senesac recognized the need for a quality pre-school program in Mead. Those of us fortunate enough to secure a spot in her program are very thankful for the tremendous service she is providing our pre-school aged children. The program is superior in every way to those offered at the school-1 only wish the school had been available to my older two children. Sheryl has provided a unique learning environment for her charges in a town that is currently unable to meet some of our children's basic needs. With Sheryl's school,our children are still able to feel special and unique at an age where that is so important,before they are thrown into the overcrowded facility that is their future. I urge you to encourage Sheryl in her endeavors to maintain this school for our town. How wonderful for our children to still be able to benefit from a small country school taught by a woman who provides such a stimulating experience. 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