Child Daycare & PreschoolsMonticello, NY

Town Of Wallkill Boys & Girls Club, INC.

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Town Of Wallkill Boys & Girls Club, INC. is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 45 Breakey Avenue, Monticello, New York NY. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.

What Parents Say

One parent describes the center as an amazing place for families, while another reports a negative experience involving physical altercations, inadequate supervision, and bullying of a child with a disability.

Supportive environment for families

Physical violence including punching and slappinginadequate supervisionbullying of children with disabilities

Recent Reviews

a year ago

If your child is shy, not aggressive, not a bully doesn't like to fight or get in confrontations.Then I wouldn't send your child. I sent my son for 2 weeks and what a nightmare. He was punched in his back.The first week the second week he got slapped in his face by a boy who supposedly got suspended . Pretty much you have kids watching kids. It's a free for all. And i'm sorry but my child does not do well around Animals. I couldn't even send him on his last day.Because other students there were making fun of his disability.

5 years ago

Amazing place for the whole family

Frequently asked questions

Town Of Wallkill Boys & Girls Club, INC. is a child daycare & preschools childcare facility located in Monticello, New York. The facility has a capacity of -999 children.

To enroll your child at Town Of Wallkill Boys & Girls Club, INC., contact the facility directly to inquire about availability, schedule a tour, and learn about their enrollment process. Be prepared to provide your child's age, any special needs or allergies, and your preferred schedule. Many facilities have waitlists, so it's best to inquire early.

You can verify the licensing status of Town Of Wallkill Boys & Girls Club, INC. through New York's childcare licensing agency. Licensed facilities in New York must meet state standards for safety, health, staff qualifications, and staff-to-child ratios.