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SchoolKew Gardens Hills, NY

Stepping Stone Dayschool

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Ages 2-5

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About Stepping Stone Dayschool

Stepping Stone Dayschool combines preschool and evaluation for children with and without special needs. We bring evaluation, education, therapy, and family support together to help children develop and participate in their communities. Our program works within New York State and New York City education and health requirements.

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  • Private
  • Preschool (Ages 2-5)

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77-40 Vleigh Pl, Kew Gardens Hills, NY 11367

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