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Philadelphia has three learning centers on 48th and Broad Street. Ummi’s Learning Center 123 Back to Basics Learning Center A Place to Grow Learning Center All on one block. And the teacher aides are calling the police if you say anything that interferes with them “teaching”—while the kids are... show more

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