Description: Asbury Child Enrichment Center (ACEC) serves the community as a licensed, Three-Star child care facility. Our main objective is to provide a positive Christian atmosphere which will promote the spiritual, social, physical, intellectual and emotional growth of children. Learning experiences, appropriate for the developmental age of each group, are provided daily.
Additional Information: Wheelchair Accessible; Provider First Licensed on: 09/01/1997; 3 Star Child Care Center;
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205 SOUTH MAIN ST., 205 SOUTH MAIN ST. GREENEVILLE TN 37743
District Office Phone:(615) 313-4778 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
Licensor:Lauren Lunsford
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Rodney 2018-05-07 20:49:48
I have used this provider for more than 6 months
Where to start Ashbury is a well-established child care center in the heart of Greeneville Tn. Both my son and daughter attended there for approximately six months. I started having trouble in my son’s class during the second month of him attending. The teacher insisted on speaking about my son’s behavior and idiosyncrasies in front of other class mates and parents. After speaking with the board about the teacher’s behavior and making a surprise visit to the school in which time I found the same teacher had put my son in front of the class with his mat to humiliate him for not putting it up. The school drafted new rules and training for the teachers. My son was not the only one treated this way in the 3 to 4-year-old class.
Regarding child safety on four occasions my son was sent home with bloody shirts from falling from the top of jungle jim. I would not recommend any child to attend this school with present leadership in place. My recommendations would be Noah’s Ark must better operation.
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Where to start Ashbury is a well-established child care center in the heart of Greeneville Tn. Both my son and daughter attended there for approximately six months. I started having trouble in my son’s class during the second month of him attending. The teacher insisted on speaking about my son’s behavior and idiosyncrasies in front of other class mates and parents. After speaking with the board about the teacher’s behavior and making a surprise visit to the school in which time I found the same teacher had put my son in front of the class with his mat to humiliate him for not putting it up. The school drafted new rules and training for the teachers. My son was not the only one treated this way in the 3 to 4-year-old class.
Regarding child safety on four occasions my son was sent home with bloody shirts from falling from the top of jungle jim. I would not recommend any child to attend this school with present leadership in place. My recommendations would be Noah’s Ark must better operation.