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26 results for schools located in Indiana, with type Early childhood/day care center and with survey responses since 2017.
The Orchard School
615 W 64TH ST, INDIANAPOLIS, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian • Est. 1922
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Harmony School
909 E 2ND ST, BLOOMINGTON, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian • Est. 1974
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Gibault
6401 S US HIGHWAY 41, TERRE HAUTE, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Geo Focus Academy
3145 N MERIDIAN ST, INDIANAPOLIS, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Holy Cross School
6401 S US HIGHWAY 41, TERRE HAUTE, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian • Est. 1921
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Hasten Hebrew Academy
6602 HOOVER RD, INDIANAPOLIS, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Jewish • Est. 1971
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Transitions Academy
11075 N PENNSYLVANIA ST, INDIANAPOLIS, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Crossroad Academy
2525 LAKE AVE, FORT WAYNE, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Church of Christ
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Hidden Valley School
2497 E 500 S, BERNE, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Amish
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T.R.O.Y. Center
1911 E OLD # 30, COLUMBIA CITY, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Crossing National, Inc.
1824 RELIANCE RD #C, GOSHEN, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Christian
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The Childrens House, Inc.
2404 W 62ND ST, INDIDNAPOLIS, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian • Est. 1971
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Kinwell Academy Inc.
815 N WESTERN AVE, MARION, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Pleasant View School
8936 W 600 N, ETNA GREEN, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Amish
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Pierceton Woods Academy
27 PEQUIGNOT DR, PIERCETON, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Honeyview Amish School
4495 S 950 W, MILLERSBURG, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Amish
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Hillcrest School
2980 N 400 E, ROCKVILLE, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Amish
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Repairer of the Breach Ministries (D211)
3220 W RIDGE RD, GARY, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Other Religion
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Secluded Acers School
6533 E 850 N, WAVELAND, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Amish
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Paddock View Residential Center
1700 E BRADFORD PIKE, MARION, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Interactive Academy
3795 S US 421, ZIONSVILLE, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Bashor Alternative School
62226 C.R. 15, GOSHEN, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Methodist
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Rescare Residential Program
3092 N STATE ROAD 63, CAYUGA, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Nonsectarian
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Gateway Woods School
14505 KLOPFENSTEIN, LEO, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Other Religion
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Millerview Amish School
3518 N 700 E, KOKOMO, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Amish • Est. 1966
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Shults-Lewis School
325 S 150 E, VALPARAISO, IN
Early childhood/day care center • Church of Christ • Est. 1989
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