By Lori824 December 11, 2012
I'm super happy. My daughter got her first A in Math! Thank you so muchLori ...read more
By JoannSteward June 09, 2012
Pastor Cook did a memorial serves for a friend of ours his message is very Good and straight from the Bible we just like to thank him and his congregation for opening God house and Gods words to us the music was great also.Thank You The Bible Believing Bikers ...read more
By Sara August 04, 2011
My 2 1/2 year old daughter has attended CLLC for about a year and a half. It is by far the best childcare center I've ever seen. Although they are a big center, they provide individualized attention and care for your child. They follow an age-appropriate curriculum that the kids seem to really enjoy learning about. My friends and relatives are amazed that my daughter can count to 20 and knows each letter of the alphabet by heart. Any problems are handled professionally and completely. I highly recommend this center. ...read more
Beginning January 1, 2012 you MUST have your child in the back seat AND in a car/booster seat until they are either 8 years old or 4'9" tall. (previous law was 6 years or 60 pounds) Please remember this is for your child's safety. It is important that the seatbelt in your car fits your child properly. ...read more
By Childrens Lighthouse Learning Center December 30, 2011
We are so excited to have received the Golden Anchor award at our recent Franchise conference! We strive for success each day. We know it is important to train our teachers to be successful at providing children the best care possible! ...read more
By Childrens Lighthouse Learning Center November 22, 2011
You’re hungry. What should you eat? If you’re trying to avoid junk food and excess calories, consider these healthy snack options: • Olives.A snack of five olives has just 45 calories. • Hummus and carrots.Four ounces of hummus and three carrot sticks contain only 80 calories. • Pineapples and pistachios.Mix 1/2-cup of dried pineapple slices with about 25 pistachio nuts. Fruits and nuts are a good source of antioxidants. Also try peanuts and raisins or almonds and dried apricots. • Cottage cheese and apples.Top a sliced apple with about 1/2-cup of low-fat cottage cheese. Benefits: calcium, protein, and fiber. • Mini-pizza.Slice a whole-wheat pita in half. Spread a little tomato sauce, then sprinkle some cheese and vegetables on top. Heat in microwave or toaster oven until cheese melts. • Rice cakes.These can be eaten by themselves or with various low-fat toppings. Look for rice cakes made from whole-grain brown rice. • Water.A tall glass of water is terrific for you. It revitalizes your body while assuaging hunger pangs. And it’s caffeine- and calorie-free. ...read more
By Childrens Lighthouse Learning Center October 20, 2011
Getting admission into a private college or university can be a different process from getting admission from a public school. Since many private universities and colleges have lower admission rates, there are more items required for submission during the application process. ...read more
Because charter schools are a part of the public school system, they are prevented from receiving tuition. A charter school may need to seek out loans in the private sector for the upkeep and maintenance of their facilities or in order to procure adequate facilities. ...read more
