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Description: THE NURTURING PLACE is a CHILD CARE CENTER in SPRINGFIELD MO, with a maximum capacity of 84 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of BIRTH – 13 YEARS. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

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• License Number:
  002863692
• Capacity:
  84
• Age Range:
  BIRTH – 13 YEARS
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Current License Issue Date:
  Aug 28, 2021
• Licensor:
  ELAINE S COX

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THE NURTURING PLACE

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CHILD CARE CENTER

Capacity:

84

General Information

THE NURTURING PLACE is a child care center in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri that welcomes your child and family. Sensitive, loving interactions with teachers are the active ingredients of high quality early care and learning programs. Children benefit socially, intellectually and physically from participation in quality group care experiences, with proven results that last into their school years. Quality child care/day care programs also involve parents—regularly telling you about your child’s daily activities, and sharing information about child development topics and activity ideas to enjoy at home.

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Monday

6AM – 9PM

Tuesday

6AM – 9PM

Wednesday

6AM – 9PM

Thursday

6AM – 9PM

Friday

6AM – 9PM

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

License Information

License number: 001959742

Expiration date: Feb 28, 2018

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High School, Chalmers. House of Knowledge. Physics test. 24 Hour Gym, Physical Education Simpsons Springfield

Jump to Level 34 ! New quests, buildings and characters have been added!

“SKINE-E-R-R-R?!” Ch.1

Lisa : Principal Skinner? Have you ever thought about what will happen next?
Skinner : You mean the afterlife? Yes. I have everything thought out.
In heaven, my mother and I will sit in comfortable chairs, and I will also have a TV remote control.
I don’t care what to watch, she chooses anyway.
Lisa : No, I’m talking about what happens after we kids finish Primary School. We need High School!

Quest: Build Springfield High School (every 24 hours income $400, 30XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

We have unlocked a new character – Chalmers .

“SKINE-E-R-R-R?!” Ch.

2

Skinner : When there is only one school in the city, all it takes is a principal to run it.
But with the advent of two schools, we need… a chief inspector.
Chalmers : And – voila – I’m here.

Quest: Make Chalmers shout “SKINNE-E-R-R-R!” (60 minutes, Earns $70, 17xp)

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

“SKINE-E-E-R-R-R?!” P.3

Chalmers : Well, Skinner, I see you carry out your duties with an admirably consistent lack of competence.
Skinner : Thank you sir. As you can see, we don’t have many students yet. It’s so cute.
Chalmers : Yes. I forgot how quiet it gets here when Kingdom Come arrives. We need to invite them more often.
Now let’s roll up our sleeves and start learning!
Let’s start with the foundation of any liberal education system – standard testing.

Quest: Have Chalmers take the Physics Test (4 hours, $175, 45XP ).

Chalmers : Seymour, your test scores are the worst! We have the lowest score in science in the history of science!
Skinner : This can be disputed by setting a new worst score. After all, we could make a major contribution to the development of science.
Chalmers : Only an idiot would argue with that.
Skinner : But my point of view has a right to exist.
Chalmers : This is unacceptable, Skinner! Get out of my office before I figure out how to deal with you!

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Night in the House of Knowledge Part 1

Skinner : It’s not my fault that these stupid kids don’t see the difference between the degree of decay of a true quark and a W-boson.
I have given them an excellent technique for memorizing atomic numbers, which is very suitable for young minds. And they still don’t study!
Lisa : Maybe you should try something more visual? Remember the Springfield House of Knowledge?
Skinner : How could I forget?
I dropped $20 there once and couldn’t find it. It was one of the episodes in my life that shaped my view of things.

Quest: Build House of Knowledge (every 8 hours income $135, 15XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Night in the House of Knowledge Part 2

Lisa : simply amazing. I literally feel like knowledge surrounds me. I bask in the bosom of knowledge!
Skinner : I would join you in your admiration, but if I use the word “bosom” in front of a child, I could lose my job.
Lisa : Let’s split up. Don’t forget, we are looking for ways to get kids interested in science.
Skinner : Or some child-friendly information that can be used in educational tests.
Or try to find out if they have a vacancy for a janitor.
And if so, will they be interested in my candidacy.

Quests:

Make Lisa spend the night in the House of Knowledge – 12hrs, $420, 100XP .

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Night in the House of Knowledge Part 3

Lisa : I think I know how to revive the process of cognition. Let’s do what this place does: show that science is fun!
Skinner : Oh, Lisa. “Science is fun”? I’m an M.E.D., young lady.
And I learned from school that science is boring and, scientifically speaking, disgusting.
Even Einstein knew that science sucks. I mean, I mean, he was very smart, he should have known that.
Lisa : I tell you, take my advice, and Springfield Elementary School will be full of young scientists.

Tasks:

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

“SKINE-E-E-R-R-R?!” Ch.4

Skinner: Mmm, Chief Inspector Chalmers?
Chalmers: Can’t you see I’m busy? I’m trying to think of the most painful and humiliating way to fire you.
I already have options, but it’s not the same, you know?
Skinner: Yes, of course. But I think now that the kids have learned that science can be fun and interesting, we need to retest.
Chalmers: “Science is fun”? Yes, the name itself contradicts the age-old development of Western thought. I admit I’m intrigued.

Quest: send Chalmers to test physics (4 hours, $175, 45XP ).

Chalmers : See. The children’s grades improved. Keep it up! Great job Skinner!
Skinner : Thank you sir. Although, I must admit, they helped me.
Chalmers : Yes, yes, we thought so.

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High School Performance Part 1

Chalmers : Look! In connection with the increase in the level of academic performance, I received a commendation from the mayor’s office “for outstanding work. ”
You did it Skinner and I got praise for your work! Just a bureaucrat’s dream!
Skinner : Any sycophant and sycophant dreams of having his boss’s wish come true! Congratulations!

Quest: Send Chalmers to Town Hall (8hrs, $275, 70XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High School Achievement P.2

Quimby : In view of your success at Springfield Elementary School, Principal Inspector Chalmers, you are being assigned the position of superintendent of Springfield High School.
Chalmers : Thank you, Mr Mayor. Two questions: first – how does the promotion from “chief inspector” to “manager” work, and second – do you know that the manager is a made-up position?
Quimby : I should know, I made it up!
It means “rector”, but the city is unable to hire a real rector due to widespread corruption, which the mayor has nothing to do with.
Chalmers : I got into education because I wanted to cut liberal arts budgets, not talk to kids! I won’t even last a day!

Quest: Have Chalmers run High School (12 hours, $420, 100XP ).

Target achieved, get $100, 10XP .

High School Performance P.3

Chalmers : Holy crap, Skinner! I didn’t think the current students were so soft-hearted. They are like spoiled, pampered calves, only their future is less promising.
Bury their noses in their smartphones and tablets… well, what can they do?
Skinner : They usually use them to play useless shareware video games.
At least they did, until that fateful day when the game they were playing asked them their age; they all had to stop playing it.
Chalmers : I won’t stand for this! I’m going to turn these kids into tough, reluctant individualists, even if it means sacrificing my life for it!
Let’s start with compulsory gymnastics at 5.00 am!

Quests:

Send Chalmers to do gymnastics (4 hours, $175, 45XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High School Performance Ch.4

Chalmers : Progress in my gymnastics program is 0%.
Skinner : On the other hand, sir, he’s a lot taller than we all expected.
“All of us” are people who were educated in Springfield schools and never really learned math, who don’t understand how percentages work.
Chalmer : Something needs to be done. I always think better in the wilderness, in the ruthless conditions of the wild.

Quests:

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High School Performance Ch.5

Chalmers : Seymour, physical education at this school is limited to badminton and golf.
No wonder these kids look like jelly.
Skinner : But kids love badminton. They often pronounce the word “volanchik”.
Chalmers : You shouldn’t like sports.
Sports should take you to the edge, completely empty, make you choke on a hoarse cough and, spitting blood, ask yourself one single question: “God, why am I so weak?”
From now on, the only sport here is Greco-Roman wrestling! And the fighting won’t stop until both students howl!

Quest: Have Chalmers run High School (12 hours, $420, 100XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High School Progress Ch.6

Chalmers : Starting today, all Springfield High School students will be taking the following classes:
leadership, mountain climbing, cross country travel, big game hunting, star navigation..
… harnessing, foraging, antitrust, manhood…
… orienteering, fisticuffs, big game hunting 2: taxidermy, chivalry…
… American expansion, knife sharpening, knife making, knife throwing and jungle exploration.
If you have any questions, please keep them to yourself. I finished!

Quest: Have Chalmers run High School (12 hours, $420, 100XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High school performance Part 7

Chalmers : Willie the gardener! Do you have time to build a log-throwing practice area on the grounds of Springfield High School?
Willie : But this majestic Scottish sport has been banned in Springfield because of its extreme danger and overall pointlessness.
Chalmers : We’re bringing him back!
I won’t let a single student go to college unless they can throw a log so that it lands exactly 12 o’clock.
That would be totally un-American!
Willy : I’m about to cry…

Quest: Send Willy to build a log throwing range (4 hours, $175, 45XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Progress in High School Ch.8

Chalmers : Fat Anthony!
Fat Tony : Yes.
Chalmers : My students are cowards!
I want you to send a couple of your notorious scoundrels to my school so that they teach the children to stand up for themselves.
They can keep all the pocket money that weaklings give them.
Fat Tony : What a stunningly wrong model initiative. However, no adult bully can say “no” to pocket money.

Quests:

Goal achieved, get $100, 10XP .

High School Performance Ch.9

Chalmers : I did it. I’ve ground those jelly-like video game addicts into good Americans.
Completely illiterate, but still.
I guess I deserve some “personal time”.

Quest: Have Chalmers Teach Gymnastics (4hrs, $175, 45XP ).

High School Performance Ch.10

Chalmers : I was invited back to City Hall. For what reason this time, I wonder?
Perhaps they want to express special gratitude to me!

Quest: Send Chalmers to visit City Hall (8hrs, $275, 70XP ).

Quimby : Idiot! You have turned urban youth into independent, self-confident individuals. What can you say in your defense?
Chalmers : Um… please?
Quimby : No! You don’t understand at all, do you?
Do you think I accidentally let the city’s schools fall apart? And I DID NOT WANT the level of education in this city to become even lower than it was?
Chalmers : But why do you need all this?
Quimby : Because stupid people vote for those who are already in power!
You’ve been promoted from manager to chief inspector. Now get out of my sight!

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

High School Performance Ch.11

Chalmers : I failed. And doomed the children of Springfield to a life of ignorance and laziness.
In times like these, the only thing that can console me is an event where I can play my favorite phrase.

Quests: Place a fishpond (increases the rating of Natural History ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

How the Simpsons School Works | Chalk

The Simpsons has been on the air for 26 years, the series has long become a real encyclopedia of American life. Of course, he could not ignore the school either. The Simpson family consists of 40% schoolchildren: Bart is 10 years old, and Lisa is 8. Kirill Shamsutdinov, at the request of Mel, remembered all the seasons of The Simpsons and told how the school, its inhabitants and their adventures are shown in the Encyclopedia of American Life.

School

Springfield Elementary is an ordinary provincial elementary school whose main problems are insufficient funding, incompetence and apathy of the staff. And also, in fact, students are mostly stupid, cruel, lazy, inquisitive and mentally unbalanced, like their environment. However, not only this fact harms Springfield’s school education.

Grades

Test answers are sold under the counter. Knowledge is of little interest to both indifferent schoolchildren and no less indifferent teachers (who themselves cannot teach children without a manual). Everyone is trying to shove at least a little information into the cheerful prankster Bart Simpson so that he gets his three, Springfield Elementary thus passed the certification, and funding was not cut even more.

“Worst of all, children’s grades get lower the closer they sit to him. Look at the diagram. In three dimensions, it looks like a funnel of ignorance.”

Even more viciously, the grading system went through Bart’s sister, Lisa, weighed down by the “excellent student syndrome”: she cries over a B, but even more bitterly when there is someone smarter than her. For the sake of the highest score, Lisa is ready to commit moral crimes such as forgery (as in the 12th episode of the 18th season, when she lied to everyone that she has Indian blood) or meanness (in the 8th episode of the 1st season, the girl stole the project in literature from her rival, and instead, on the advice of her brother, she put a beef heart).

Collective

A huge number of plot-forming conflicts unfolded in the school itself between students, including local punks who beat up nerds with genuine joy. Yes, and just those who are different. Among the girls, too, not everything is going smoothly. For example, in the 18th episode of the 20th season, a real persecution unfolds around Lisa, caused by her physical form. Homer, wanting to help her and his underachieving son, tries to bring to life the concept of “helicopter parenting” – an overprotective parent who helps children in everything.

Love

Bart and Lisa fell in love repeatedly, and it always ended badly, because they fell in love with “the wrong people. ” Each time, there was an insurmountable obstacle to feeling: class or national differences, a difference in age or worldview, the intimidating behavior of Homer Simpson. Each time, love pushed the characters to do crazy things.

Bart Simpson’s unrequited love for Laura Powers, an older girl who lives next door in the 8th episode of the 4th season, can be considered a classic. She broke his heart by choosing Jimbo Jones as her boyfriend, a bully old enough to let go of a thin mustache.

Lisa is also unlucky: the unpleasant squishy Milhouse van Houten dries over her. In the 15th episode of the same 4th season, out of pity, she had to meet with the round fool Ralph Wiggum, whom she rather painfully rejected.

And the finale of the relationship with the bully Nelson Muntz from a dysfunctional family came out almost like in the song of the Silver Wedding group: “The friendship ended when lice were found in me.”

Bad habits

In one of the best episodes of the series, when Homer was prescribed medical marijuana (episode 16 of the 14th season), Lisa, having entered a smoky house, found that it “smells like an art teacher”. By the way, in the same episode, the father of the family himself recalls his school years and the sad experience of dealing with illegal drugs, when, at the sight of a policeman, he dropped a lit joint in his pants.

In the ballet class (15th episode of the 19th season) Lisa gets used to smoking — she is advised to start poisoning herself with tobacco to keep fit and concentrate. “After all, it’s not for nothing that cigarettes are called dancer sticks,” beautiful ballerinas tell her (an allusion to the slang “cancer stick” – “cancer stick”, as cigarettes are actually called). Since smoking is still bad, Lisa becomes an active passive smoker – you can’t say otherwise.

Alcoholism is also characteristic of the school staff, as well as other residents of Springfield. For example, Mrs. Krabappel always walked around with a mug in her hand, and, most likely, there was not always coffee. In the second episode of the 21st season, children pour vodka into it because the teacher took away their mobile phones during the lesson. Drunk Krabappel is fired, and a progressive hipster is sent in to replace him. They will pour vodka into his favorite energy drink, and he will arrange such a thing that the cheerful Krabappel will be returned to school.

A parade of incompetence. Who did the residents of Springfield entrust their children to

In a nutshell, these are complete psychopaths. Almost like in life.

Otto Mann – school bus driver, eternal teenager, virtuoso guitarist, homeless person and sociopath. All American stereotypes of a school bus driver as a marginal, a character of dubious moral qualities and a pariah in general (and what else can be said about a person who works five hours a week?) are embodied in Otto. And first of all, drug use. “Substances” generally occupy not the last place in the universe of the Simpsons, and Otto is almost always present where they are taken internally.

Seymour Skinner is the director of Springfield Elementary, a resilient bureaucrat in spite of everything, an insecure Vietnam veteran weighed down by many complexes, only a small part of which he owes to the war. Bigger – to his elderly mother, with whom he lives. Skinner’s deliberate poverty is the other side of the meager content of a free education, however, he regularly goes to work every day, which mainly consists of motivating apathetic teachers and restraining school bullies. He is usually driven by the best intentions, but the result of his actions is predictable.

Edna Crabappel is Bart Simpson’s teacher, a cynical divorcee with a number of vices that go against her job, including smoking, alcoholism, and promiscuity in choosing sexual partners. Several “classic” episodes of the mid-1990s focused on her affair with Principal Skinner; she also dated Mo Sizlak, a goblin-like bartender from the local tavern, and married Ned Flanders. She treats her duties responsibly, but without too much enthusiasm – her favorite exclamation is the ironic and malevolent “Ha!”, in which the inescapable longing of a woman with experience shines through. Not the cutest, but very believable character, died in Bose in October 2013 after the death of actress Marsha Wallace, who voiced Mrs. Crabappel.

Doris Friedman is a taciturn, gloomy fat dispenser in the school cafeteria. Considering what it is she has to distribute (see “School Meals”), it is not surprising that she herself is an insectivore (it’s true). It is also worth adding that she has to perform the functions of a school paramedic and even deliver mail. From what it is possible to draw a conclusion about the financing of educational institutions.

Willy the gardener is actually also a janitor, caretaker, stoker, and part-time keeper of secrets from the history of the school and an expert on mystical legends. For any reason, he falls into a rage and tears his shirt over his chest, showing lush red vegetation, and the rest of the time he simply hates everyone. His hobby, by his own admission, is getting drunk and killing squirrels with a shovel (perhaps for food).

Chief Inspector Chalmers is a short-tempered man from the Ministry who enjoys poking at Skinner for any wrongdoing and is very reluctant to give him and his school money.

School meals

The system of state orders, probably all over the world, is arranged in such a way that good food rarely gets on the table of schoolchildren. At the Springfield Elementary cafeteria, students were offered for lunch such… um, items like whole beef hearts, horse testicles, cut paper, and, in the worst of times, gym mats.

In the 9th episode of the 10th season, a mafioso named Fat Tony made a contract with Mayor Quimby to supply milk to the school, promising that it would be “at least dog or better.” As a result, the children drank rat milk.

In the 3rd episode of the 18th season, someone at the school was diagnosed with a nut allergy, and the students were required to donate all the candy with peanuts in favor of the gardener Willy. Bart Simpson figured out that the mysterious allergic person was Skinner and used this information for hooligan purposes until the director found out about Bart’s own little weakness.

Level of education

It is low.