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1st Creative Learning Academy #3

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1st Creative Learning Academy #3

1st Creative Learning Academy #3 is a premier childcare center offering comprehensive services for children aged 6 weeks to 12 years. Our facility provides not only after care and before care programs, but also a pre-k class to ensure that children receive a well-rounded education. We take pride in being quality rated through the state, ensuring that all aspects of our care meet the highest standards. With convenient pick up and drop off services, parents can trust that their children will be safely transported to and from our facility. Additionally, our program includes nutritious meals and is staffed by certified teachers and dedicated assistants to provide a nurturing and enriching environment.

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635 Exchange Pl NW, Lilburn, GA 30047 (678) 404-5573 1stcreativelearning.com

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