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Greenhill will stand by their decision on how we teach and what we teach and we are no way insulted or upset about the article. Greenhill Early childhood Center has a low teacher to student ration and all of our Lead Teachers are certified and hold a master’s degree and all of our assistant teachers are required to obtain a master’s degree to continue employment. We are confident in our ability that we will continue to produce critical thinkers and problem solvers. According to TheStoneRiverGazette (2014) a former parent was interviewed and made some comments of how there is no teaching going on at Greenhill Center. Greenhill Early

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