Editor,

A Child’s Way (ACW) has operated as a preschool and after-care program for over 41 years in the Burlingame Elementary School District (BSD). Our son has benefited from the quality care and programming at ACW for the last four years at Washington Elementary School. We appreciate ACW for many things, including the art activities, time to develop his own creativity, the cozy reading corner, ability to do homework, as well as play inside and outside. However, the biggest reason we love ACW is because of the teachers. They know his challenges and interests, are honestly concerned when he is out sick, and encourage his growth. Our son feels safe and truly cared for … nothing is more important for a child’s development.

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