Abacus Learning Center opened in September of 1994 by co-owners Sharon Jacobs and Beverly Gilbert. They believed strongly in creating a clean, safe learning environment for young children. In May of 2005 Beverly Gilbert retired leaving Sharon Jacobs as the sole proprietor of Abacus. Abacus Learning Center is now run under the direction of Sharon Jacobs, Owner and Stephanie Kolb, Program Director.
Both women hold a BA degree in Education, and Stephanie Kolb also has a specialization in Special Education Pre-K through 12. Stephanie holds an Advanced Level Director's Credential. Our teachers have varying backgrounds; we have teachers who have a college degree in Elementary or Early Childhood Education, or a related field, and a few who have a Masters degree.
Both women hold a BA degree in Education, and Stephanie Kolb also has a specialization in Special Education Pre-K through 12. Stephanie holds an Advanced Level Director's Credential. Our teachers have varying backgrounds; we have teachers who have a college degree in Elementary or Early Childhood Education, or a related field, and a few who have a Masters degree.
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Alex Khokhlov
Jul 28, 2021
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Positive: Communication, Professionalism, Quality, Value
Abacus learning center is a group of committed and child-oriented individuals that do incredible work every day. I highly recommend this preschool after having 2 children go through it. It has good atmosphere, and both children developed very well, in all areas.
Abacus learning center is a group of committed and child-oriented individuals that do incredible work every day. I highly recommend this preschool after having 2 children go through it. It has good atmosphere, and both children developed very well, in all areas.
Holly Moses
Dec 16, 2019
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Teneill Russell
Jan 26, 2019
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Jennifer Garces De Marcilla
Jun 23, 2018
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Horrible school. We enrolled my daughter because we live in Haile and we'd heard good things. My daughter had never been in daycare/pre-school before, so we thought that her not wanting to go to school was normal. But as time went on, we started to suspect that it might be something else. Then, one day, I came to back to the school to drop off her lunch that I had forgotten to pack and overheard the teacher yelling very nastily at my daughter and some of the other kids. I stood outside the door and heard the way they talked to the kids, and it was not ok - yelling harshly, telling the kids to leave
