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Tiny Tots Day Care Case Study

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Dear Mr. and Mrs. Brady: I would like to thank you for choosing Tiny Tots Day Care to grow Brett’s education. I applaud the amount of parental support you have provided to Brett while he has been at TIny Tots Day Care. Tiny Tots Day Care focuses on building important character traits in our kids to allow them to be successful. After many conferences, you are aware that Brett is struggling to obtain these traits. Brett has continued to bite, scratch, kick, and hit several students and teachers. According to our Student Handbook, which I have included, that states students are not allowed to cause physical harm to faculty or other students. We have had many conference’s about Brett’s behavior and the changes we would like to see but I have

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