Children'S Learning Center

If you want a glorified baby sitter with uneducated and inexperienced teachers, go ahead and try this place. Please see the photos I posted. There are wires that can be tripped on. It smells like mildew as soon as you walk in. I was worried every day about my kid coming home with splinters due to exposed and unpainted wood. I have zero clue as to how this place is quality rated. I would venture to say if they had a review done right now, they wouldn't pass quality standards

If considering this school, I would proceed with caution. The owners were super sweet and Mrs. Edit is a wonderful teacher but others are not trustworthy and perhaps not vetted well. My son went for over a year a loved it until he had a sub who mistreated him. They did have cameras but when our issue happened, they were not working. We were also told they are on a 24hr loop, so anything from the previous day would have been recorded over. If your child is there and seems apprehensive to attend, be aware that something might be happening.

My kids started coming here almost 6 years ago. We loved it. So of course after Covid when I went back to work, it was the first place we checked. I was so happy that they were open. Mrs Wendy, ms edit, and me Justin were still there so it was familiar people and felt comfortable sending my almost 1 year old to the same school his siblings went to. Then we started noticing new teachers, which we don’t have direct experience with so I can’t comment on, then the new director. I’m not sure why she was chosen but it is a complete difference from when we started and Mrs Creech was the director. The way she approaches topics is a far cry from what we were used to. And then when my teen went in to get my son from class, as i was in the car directly in front of the door, she called me and said I had to come get him. Ok, kinda weird since everyone knows her and she brings him out to me in the car, but I went in. Then when I walked in the director was holding my almost 2 year old by his arm and pulling him back from going to his sister because “she doesn’t have an id”. While I understand there is apparently a law that the person has to be 18 and have an I’d (which I was unaware of before) the fact that she was pulling my 2 year old by his arm to hold him back while he tried to pull away is an issue. I have never had a concern that my son might be treated this way, he was clearly uncomfortable and there was no concern for comforting him. She flat out stated “I know you’re his sister but you can’t take him” and grabbed his arm. I drive past 3 other daycares to bring my son here because we have history and a relationship with the staff. I understand rules are rules but there were better ways to handle it. when I went in and got him, I told her I’ve never had this issue, she responded with “it’s the law that’s how it is”. I responded “we’ve been coming here for 6 years and never had these issues it shouldn’t be handled this way, I’m going to change his daycare” and her response was “then that’s what you need to do, but these are the rules, it’s the law”. With how comfortable she was pulling my child and speaking that way to me, in front of other children, I have serious concerns about confusing our enrollment and people should be aware of how this “director” runs things.

The director Ms. Jenny & Ms. Edit are super sweet people… The building just seems really old & not up to date. I did not like that I wasn’t able to get daily/hourly updates for my child. Nor were there any cameras. My husband mentioned that because they only accepted cash/checks as payments, it was a red flag. It seems really sketchy in his words. Also, the one day that I was picking my child up from the school, I was signing in & over heard this little girl asking to call her mama and the guy at the front, named Justin I think, yelled at her, & said, “shut up and sit down, you’re not calling your mom.” I personally would not want my son being treated like that in any way.

I love that my children come to a loving place everyday. I have ones with special needs. It's definitely family oriented. They help with afterschool homework and that helps me so much with my busy schedule. The owners and staff are wonderful!!! I have recommended this place before and will continue to do so!!!