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Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy provides a secure, nurturing, and educational environment for children. Our school is a place for children to bloom into responsible, considerate, and contributing members of society.

Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy wants all children to have the opportunity to grow physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually by playing, exploring, and learning with others in a fun, safe, and healthy environment.

As a family-owned and operated school, Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy welcomes positive family involvement and encourages a parent-teacher approach where the needs of every child come first!

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Our Accredited Programs

Kids ‘R’ Kids of Ronald Reagan Parkway is proud to deliver first-class child care and early education to our community for families with children aged 6 weeks through 4 years. We also offer before and after school programs for children 5 to 12 years of age who attend local elementary schools for kindergarten through 5th grade.

Our Exclusive Curriculum

Our exclusive line of curriculum is designed specifically for every developmental stage of education with theme-based units, specific learning activities and teacher-friendly lesson plans. As a parent, rest assured your child is benefiting and advancing from the most innovative curriculum available.

1/10: Our safe and secure lobby is the heart of our school. We love to welcome and greet our families each day!

2/10: You are welcome anytime!

3/10: Our classrooms are bright, cheerful, engaging and packed with activities!

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5/10: We make the most of our outdoor time!

6/10: Collaborating on projects is always fun!

7/10: We love hands on experiences that encourage curiosity and imagination!

8/10: We love to include our infants in our holiday fun celebrations and activities!

9/10: Our playgrounds are filled with age appropriate equipment to make our outdoor time fun and safe!

10/10: There is always something fun happening in our STEAM program!

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At no other stage of life does learning occur so rapidly.

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The Kids ‘R’ Kids of Ronald Regan Parkway Infant Program has been carefully designed to deliver a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment with activities to help your child achieve important milestones while having fun!

Every day reveals an exciting new world for your baby. Learning and development starts long before birth and accelerates rapidly afterwards. Therefore, infants must continually build knowledge and connect new ideas to what they already know and do.

Our Big Steps Curriculum^® for infants nurtures and supports the development of abilities that your baby needs to succeed in learning, literacy, and life. Providing peace of mind and reliable infant childcare to parents in the northern Snellville area.

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What We Provide Our Youngest Learners

• Safe and Secure Environment — Where your child can learn and grow, and families can rest assured that the appropriate security, monitoring and safety standards are in place
• Social and Emotional Development — A safe and comforting place that focuses on love and trust
• Language Development — American Sign Language techniques to help non-verbal children maximize their initial communication skills
• Physical Development — Weekly lesson plans cover all of the new, stimulating activities your child will practice and learn with us
• Cognitive Development — Weekly lesson plans cover all of the new, stimulating activities your child will practice and learn with us
• Daily Reports — keep parents informed about their child’s emotional, physical, and educational development

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At Kids ‘R’ Kids, we believe in balancing learning with love and laughter, engagement with encouragement and fitness with fun. Between all of the love, hugs, and one-on-one attention given by our highly-qualified and compassionate staff, our Infant Childcare Program serves as a valued extension of the lessons learned at home – providing the nurturing reinforcement your child needs to thrive!

Knowing your baby is safe is crucial to your peace of mind

Safety

• Clean Classrooms: Include a personal place for your child’s belongings, disinfected toys and play areas, and child-sized sinks for washing hands
• Certified Teachers in: Infant/Child and Adult CPR, and First Aid
• Glass Walls: Unlike typical day care centers or childcare providers, our classrooms feature tempered glass walls for maximum visibility and safety. This promotes an open, bright atmosphere, as well as a clean environment
• Monitoring for Choking Hazards: We ensure every item your child interacts with meets safety standards to prevent choking
• Regular Drills for: Tornado, fire, hurricane and school lock-down

Secure environments put the focus where it belongs…on your baby

Security

• Electronic Security: Coded entry so only authorized visitors may enter the facility
• Hiring Process: All staff undergo extensive state-mandated background checks
• Front Desk: Our front desk is always staffed so that a watchful eye is supervising the facility, ensuring authorized entries only
• Security Cameras: Every classroom in our facility has security cameras that are monitored at the front desk. The owners and staff can easily observe classroom activities throughout each day. Families can login to a secure, password-protected website to check in on your child periodically

Proper nutrition serves as fuel for growing bodies AND minds

Meals

• Bottle-fed babies are held and rocked by our staff while promoting language with mimicking sounds
• Babies eating cereal or jar foods are buckled securely in high chairs while our staff sits at eye-level for meal time
• A cheerful voice is used to encourage your infant to eat
• Simple stories are told during mealtimes
• Infants are encouraged to grasp their own bottle once they reach this milestone. Our staff never props a bottle for feedings
• Infants are encouraged to wipe or wash their hands with assistance at the sink.
• Each family is required to complete and update an infant feeding plan. This plan ensures our staff completely understands your child’s specific diet and meal times

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While at Kids ‘R’ Kids, your infant will engage in activities designed to shape and advance the many aspects of their being. Our whole-child approach is guaranteed to ensure your baby grows into a happy, healthy and engaged child. Our program taps into your baby’s natural curiosity and enhances his or her growth through actions designed to encourage Brain, Social, Emotional, Physical and Behavioral Development; and while aiding communication, language and literacy.

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Brain Development

Our Infant Childcare Program is designed to engage infants and provide each one with the stimulation that is so crucial for early brain development. Our teachers ensure that your child:

• Responds to music and experiments with vocalization and sounds
• Explores simple art materials and shows preference for visuals
• Shows interest in rhymes, finger plays and stories with props

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Social & Emotional Development

We provide every child with a nurturing experience that not only caters to their emotional needs but also enhances their ability to create healthy bonds with family members and caregivers. Our teachers observe to see if your child:

• Responds to their image and name
• Makes sounds, facial expressions or body movements to express simple emotions of contentment or discontentment
• Responds to negative and positive reactions and observes peers who are experiencing a need or discomfort

We provide an atmosphere where your baby can thrive

Physical & Behavioral Development

Our infant care program provides learning centers equipped with educational and developmentally-appropriate toys and activities designed to promote learning in a fun and exciting environment. Expanding the imagination and strengthening the muscles is a big part of our program, so we ensure that your child:

• Initiates active play and engages in some physical activity
• Responds to what they hear, see, touch, taste and smell
• Demonstrates beginning coordination and balance, often with support
• Selects an item of interest by pointing and/or reaching for objects
• Examines a toy, rattle, or object for a brief period
• Repeats actions to make something happen again

The art of expression is vital to your baby’s developmental growth

Communication, Language & Literacy

Our teachers constantly monitor your child for the beginning steps of communication by observing if they are:

• Responding to simple direction, words, phrases and familiar people
• Communicating feelings through facial expressions
• Showing interest in books and reaching for books to explore through touch

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Ronald Reagan – biography, personal life of the 40th President of the United States, foreign and domestic policy, photos and latest news

Biography

Ronald Reagan – 40th President of the United States from the Republican Party (1981-1989), radically revised the goals of the US government, put an end to the “cold war” with the USSR. Before being elected president, the former Hollywood actor and president of the Screen Actors Guild of America was governor of California. Reagan’s biography is filled with significant events and achievements. nine0005

The future president’s parents, John Edward “Jack” Reagan and Nellie Wilson Reagan, were descendants of English, Irish and Scottish settlers by nationality. They lived poorly and often changed their place of residence. When replenishment was expected in the family, they lived in Tampico, Illinois (USA). The baby, who was later named Ronald, appeared on February 6, 1911. This was the second child in the family, the first was Neil Reagan’s older brother.

Ronald Reagan with his parents and brother | Barnorama

Ronald’s father had his own shoe store in Tampico. In 1920, the family moved to Dixon (Illinois) and settled there for a long time. The boy studies at the Higher School and graduates in 1928. At the same time, he goes in for sports, plays in school plays, and during the holidays works as a bodyguard. Wins an athletic scholarship and goes to Eureka College.

Hollywood career

Since 1932, Reagan has worked in Iowa as a radio sportscaster. In 1937, a self-confident, tall, attractive young man went to Hollywood. The dream factory does not leave him without work. Film Studio “Warner Brothers” concludes with Reagan contract for seven years. nine0006

In the following years, he acted a lot, his filmography includes more than 50 films. Interestingly, Reagan has a double, an actor who is very difficult to distinguish from the original.

Ronald Reagan in his youth | Edmchugh

Achieves great success as a trade unionist. Being an active member of the Screen Actors Guild of America, founded in 1937, he is a member of its board, and later, in 1947, becomes the president of the organization and heads it until 1952.

After correspondence military courses, he is included in the army reserve. Receives a lieutenant rank and is assigned to a cavalry regiment. He was released from military service abroad due to poor eyesight, so during the war he was engaged in filming training films for the army.

Ronald Reagan in Hollywood | Kinopoisk

Film career is on the decline, in 1954 he was invited to the role of TV presenter in the weekly drama series “General Electrics Theatre”. At the same time, his political views are also changing – from liberal they become conservative. nine0006

Early political career

Reagan was a member of the Democratic Party and was a supporter of the economic program of President Franklin Roosevelt. After changing political views, he remained in the Democratic Party, but supported the election campaigns of Republicans Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon.

Ronald Reagan in his youth | Kinopoisk

While on duty at General Electric, he spoke to employees. The speeches that he wrote on his own were politicized and often did not correspond to the official course of the company, so at 19He was fired from General Electric in 1962. In 1964, he participated in the presidential campaign of Barry Goldwater. His famous “Time to Choose” speech helped raise $1 million for Goldwater.

Governor of California

Reagan’s political views, charisma, and “Time to Choose” speech made a huge impression on California Republicans. In 1966, he was nominated for governor of California. The main theme of the campaign was the return of idlers who use social programs to work, as well as the cleansing of the turmoil at the University of Berkeley, which hosted student anti-war protests, formed ultra-radical and other opposition groups. nine0006 Reagan for Governors Badge | MWAA

On the advice of an astrologer friend, he took the oath at 9 minutes after midnight on January 3, 1967. Shortly after taking office, he participates in the 1968 presidential race, taking third place after Rockefeller and Nixon, who became the winner.

Governor Reagan’s name is associated with the dispersal of protest movements in the Berkeley People’s Park, known as “Bloody Thursday”, when the police were sent to crack down on the protesters, and then 2,200 National Guardsmen. nine0006 Gov. Ronald Reagan | RusInform

An attempt to recall Reagan in 1968 failed, and he is elected for a second term. During the governorship, his political views are finally formed, which he adheres to in the presidency. He advocated the reduction of state control over the economy and fought against unreasonably high taxes of the federal government.

Presidency and assassination attempt

In the 1976 US presidential election, Reagan challenges Gerald Ford, loses again, but does not give up and puts forward his candidacy at 1980 year. His competitor was President Jimmy Carter. Reagan wins 44 states and becomes the oldest US president.

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During his reign, there were significant changes in the economy, domestic and foreign policy of the country, the morale of Americans was raised, who learned to rely on their own strength, and not on the government. The president constantly kept diaries, published in the book The Reagan Diaries, which became a bestseller. nine0006

The inaugural address on January 20, 1981, written by himself, was dedicated to the economic troubles in the country. During its utterance, 52 American hostages were released in Iran. Two months later, Reagan was assassinated as he left a hotel in Washington.

Attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan | LiveJournal

One of the bullets hit the lung, the rest wounded the people accompanying him. Reagan was operated on, he quickly recovered, three of the wounded also survived. The shooter, John Hinckley, was declared mentally ill and sent to a clinic. Previously, he also pursued President Jimmy Carter, hoping thereby to attract the attention of actress Jodie Foster, with whom he was in love. nine0006

Domestic policy

Domestic policy is based on reducing social programs and encouraging business. Economic development is stimulated by tax cuts. Ideas are being promoted of increasing spending on the military complex and ending state interference in the regulation of private business. In 1983, the US economy begins to rise.

• In 8 years, inflation decreased from 12.5% ​​(in 1980) to 4.5% (in 1988).
• The unemployment rate fell from 7.5% to 5.3%. At the same time, the maximum level of 1982 was 9.7% and 9.6% in 1983.
• Reagan’s economic policy was based on the principles of “supply-side economics”. stimulated by tax cuts.
• The “peace through fortification” policy in 1981-1985 led to a record increase (40%) in defense spending.
• Federal income tax rates have been reduced. The top tax rate has been reduced from 70% to 28%.

Ronald Reagan | Turkishny

• Gross domestic product growth increased, with an annual growth rate of 3.85% over the eight years of the presidency. nine0056
• The high unemployment rate, which reached 10.8% in 1982, has steadily declined since then.
• Jobs were created for 18 million people.
• Government revenues decreased by 1%.
• Federal revenues increased by 8. 2%, and expenditures by 7.1%.
• The tax reform law was passed and the tax code was revised.

Ronald Reagan | Secrets of Civilization

• Budget cuts for non-military programs, including federal education programs, the grocery shopping program, Medicaid, and the EPA. nine0056
• Energy crisis in the early 1970s caused by uncontrolled domestic oil prices.
• In 1988, the windfall tax was abolished, resulting in increased dependence on foreign oil.
• Tough policy in the fight against drugs.

Foreign policy

Critics considered Reagan’s foreign policy to be imperialist, aggressive, aimed at “igniting war.” Conservative forces supporting it argued that it was aimed at protecting the security of the United States. nine0006

• Under Reagan’s orders, on October 25, 1983, American forces invaded Grenada. The operation was codenamed “Flash of Fury”. Four years before the invasion, a coup d’état took place in Grenada, as a result of which power was transferred to an independent Marxist-Leninist government. The invasion was led by the formal appeal of the Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) to the United States.
• The reason for Reagan’s intervention is the threat from the Soviet-Cuban military construction in the Caribbean, as well as the security of American students of the University of St. George. It was the first major military operation by American forces since the Vietnam War. Fights resulting in 19 deathsmilitary and wounded 116 soldiers, lasted several days. After the appointment of a new government, the Americans left Grenada.

Ronald Reagan | RusInform

• Under Reagan, the Cold War escalated, and the massive building of the American armed forces was predetermined. A new course in relations with the USSR, the production of the MX “Peacekeeper” missile, the revival of the B-1 bomber program.
• In 1983, initiated the creation of the National Endowment for Democracy, the Reagan Doctrine supporting an anti-communist resistance movement to overthrow Soviet-backed governments in Latin America, Africa and Asia. nine0056
• Deployment of the Special Action Battalion in Afghanistan.
• The 1981 Gulf of Sidra incident and tensions with Libya during the entire term of office. Tensions rise over a Berlin discotheque explosion that kills one and injures 63 US troops. The President announced “irrefutable evidence” that the order to carry out the attack was given by the Libyan leadership. After that, forces were deployed against Libya. On April 15, 1986, ground targets were attacked by aircraft carriers late in the evening. nine0056

Signing a historic document | NewsWeek

• The Iran-Contra scandal involved a complex scheme for supplying weapons to Iran to US adversaries. The money from the deals was destined for anti-communist rebels in Central America.
• Establishing relations with the reformer Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow. In 1987, the presidents of the United States and the USSR signed an important document – a historic agreement on the elimination of medium-range nuclear weapons.

Quotes

• Democracy is worth dying for, as it is the most worthy political system ever developed by mankind.
• People who have freedom of choice always choose the world.
• Information is the oxygen of modernity.

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• The government exists to protect us from each other. The government crosses the border when it begins to protect us from ourselves.
• Politics is said to be the second oldest profession. I happened to learn that it strikingly resembles the first. nine0056
• Violence, in the end, only takes a person prisoner. Freedom captivates him.

Personal life

In 1938, on the set, Ronald becomes close to the actress Jane Wyman (1917-2007) and proposes her hand and heart. The wedding took place in the city of Glendale on January 26, 1940. Two children were born in the marriage: Maureen (1941) and Christina (1947). Christina died at a young age. In 1948, the couple adopted Michael (born 1945), but they divorced the same year. Wyman initiated the divorce. nine0006 Ronald and Nancy Reagan | Lapatilla

His second wife was actress Nancy Davis, who appealed to the president of the Screen Actors Guild to be removed from the Hollywood “black list”, which she got on by mistake. It was love at first sight, and their meeting was the beginning of a long and happy marriage, in which daughter Patricia (Patty) was born on October 22, 1952, and son Ron on May 20, 1958.

Ronald and Nancy had a close relationship that never became casual. Their feelings over the years and with the experienced difficulties only strengthened and were as tender as in their youth. At 19In 1989, Reagan and his wife left the White House and returned to Los Angeles.

Death

In November 1994, the ex-president of the United States was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.

Nancy Reagan at her husband’s funeral | Reviewer

After living another 10 years, on June 5, 2004, he dies at the age of 93 in his home. The cause of death is called pneumonia due to Alzheimer’s disease, as well as his advanced age. The ex-president was buried in California on the territory of the presidential library. nine0006

Interesting Facts

• first divorced US president;
• the only president who was the head of the union;
• the oldest president;
• saved 77 people while working as a lifeguard;
• “Star of Fame” (No. 6374) on Hollywood Boulevard received in the category “Television”;
• was a cinephile and had a brilliant sense of humor.

Reagan’s daughter: father’s racist comments “unforgivable”

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Patty Davis (left) with mother Nancy Reagan and father Ronald Reagan conversations in 1971.

Reagan, then governor of California, on recently released recordings, calls UN delegates from African countries “monkeys. ” nine0006

“There is no excuse, no sense, no proper explanation for what my father said then,” wrote Patty Davis in an article published in the Washington Post.

She admits that before listening to these recordings, she was going to defend her father, but was shocked by the words of the former president.

“I can’t say anything about the person who was on the other end of the line, Davis writes – I don’t know him.”

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Newly discovered records were first deciphered in the Atlantic newspaper. The remarks in question were made by Reagan in a conversation with then President Richard Nixon.

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In a conversation with then-president Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan called members of the Tanzanian UN delegation “monkeys”

The comment was about the Tanzanian UN delegates, who at that moment decided to take an anti-American stance and vote for the recognition of China and the expulsion of Taiwan from the UN. nine0006

Reagan, a supporter of Taiwan, called President Nixon the day after the vote and said, “Look at those African monkeys, damn them, they still don’t feel comfortable with their boots on!”

Nixon is then heard laughing out loud on the recording.

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Patty Davis admitted that the recording shocked her. “I wanted to immediately go back to a time when I had not yet heard the voice of my father uttering these words.”

My father, writes Patty, opposed segregation when he played football in college, and later, when he was already in high office, he was offered membership in an elite club in Los Angeles.

“He resigned from the club because they didn’t accept Jews or African Americans.” nine0006

And yet, she continues, the words I heard “will stay with me forever”, and my father, if he were alive, would “ask for forgiveness” if he heard this recording now.

His remarks “can only be interpreted as disgusting,” says Patty, adding that she really hopes people will forgive the former president “for words that should never have been in any conversation” and that “for everyone us who knew Ronald Reagan will always be the unfortunate exception to the rule.” nine0006

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Ronald Reagan served as President of the United States from 1981 to 1989

Critics accused Reagan of racism throughout his career.

When he ran for governor of California in 1966, the former actor remarked that “if someone doesn’t want to sell or rent their house to blacks or whatever, that’s their right.