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I concur with Alison that the condition of the facilities our girls lived in and learned in were not steller and not indicative of the level of spending disclosed. (something hard to judge, however) But I'll also say that while run-down, they were clean and organized...and all the children we met there all appeared to be healthy. (We really were not restricted from contact other than not being allowed to visit the classrooms as school was in session) If I could wish the facility one thing...it would be indoor plumbing. 100+ children plus caretakers, teachers and staff would likely benefit greatly from that.
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