It sounds like they are trying to make a kindergarten, just like any other, and they are using this 'start-up' spin to attract parents to sign-up. It's not a t

It sounds like they are trying to make a kindergarten, just like any other, and they are using this 'start-up' spin to attract parents to sign-up. It's not a terrible marketing idea, in that 'all news is good news, even bad news' kinda way. But in a, I dunno, human way, it's horrific. Like, preschoolers can't possibly do business, in any way at all. Thinking that they can, heck, insinuating they can, is like thinking a lemonade stand on the corner is a good tax base: froot-loops crazy.