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Little Lambs Christian Day Care/Preschool

6598 Annie Akers Road Radford
Virginia
24141
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Contact Person: Patrice Phillips
Phone: (540) 639-3567
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Little Lambs Christian Dayschool is a non-denominational Christian facility. Little Lambs is located in Fairlawn, Virginia. We are dedicated to educating children in a manner consistent with the values and ideals contained in the Word of God. Our goal is to instill an attitude of love and grace using Jesus Christ as our example and model.

6:30 a.m. to 6 pm., 6 1/2 weeks to 12 years. Open summer to all ages. A Beka curriculum and Christian emphasis. On school bus route. Offers kindergarten and first grad.

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