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Plant City Learning Center

Plant City Learning Center

(1 review)

My daughter used to attend this day care because it was a little cheaper than some of the others in…read moretown, but let me say this - you get what you pay for. Any time I would drop her off I wouldn't even be acknowledged by the teachers and I would always see different people in the classrooms so there wasnt much consistancy. My daughter had gotten hurt several times, but when she was bit more than once I questioned the teachers about what was being done to prevent this. I was told "oh she will just learn to bite back". Excuse me?! That is not how that is handled and of course I expressed my concern. When my daughter moved to the next age up my husband picked her up most of the time due to my work schedule. On the rare occasion I came to get her - the teachers didnt question who I was, even if it wasnt someone I had seen before. When she started wearing pull ups my husband called me at work thinking that maybe she had a UTI because she had a string urine smell. What we came to realize after this happened more than once, is that they werent changing her. My husband had thought I had brought them a new bag of diapers, but they were still using one we had dropped off like 2 weeks prior. We spoke to them about this and were told it was because the teacher was new. I dont care how long you have been there...changing a toddlers diaper/pull up should be a given. Needless to say we switched daycares as soon as there was an opening and can see such a different in how a proper daycare should be run.

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The Village Early Learning Center

(19 reviews)

My son has attended the Village for 4 years. He has grown so much over the years and has built…read morewonderful friendships. He began his kindergarten year last year and immediately qualified for the gifted program. The VPK program is run by amazing teachers who are patient and experienced. I am thankful for the learning and development my son has experienced throughout the four years. My son has continued to attend The Village during these unsettling COVID times. They have provided a safe environment for him to continue to learn and grow. I definitely encourage everyone to check out the Village. You won't be disappointed.

I'm very disappointed with our overall experience and especially with how our account and refund…read morerequest have been handled. There were several concerns during our time at this daycare. We experienced situations where teachers were yelling at children, as well as concerns about adequate supervision. On multiple occasions, my child came home with bite marks. I understand that accidents can happen in a childcare setting, but repeated incidents raised concerns for us about supervision and how these situations were being handled. We also had concerns with classroom management and communication. At one point, my child became so uncomfortable that he was crying and saying he was scared to go to daycare. We ultimately requested a classroom change, and our experience improved significantly with different teachers. We had some wonderful teachers who were kind and caring, and we appreciated them very much. Unfortunately, our most recent issue has been financial. We provided more than the required two-week notice and were previously given a $260 vacation credit for two weeks our child was absent in March. Based on the attendance, tuition, credit, and payments made, there appears to be an overpayment of approximately $256.41. I have provided the daycare with a detailed explanation and calculation and have repeatedly tried to resolve this directly. I have also specifically requested an explanation from the regional director regarding why this matter has not been addressed. I was told by the school director that the regional director has access to all of my emails and the relevant Procare information, yet she has not addressed the matter with me directly. What is particularly frustrating is that I was told by Mrs. Kayla that she believes I am simply asking for a refund of an unused vacation credit. That is not what I am requesting. The $260 vacation credit was already applied to my account and was part of the calculation when determining what I owed. The issue is the resulting account balance and apparent overpayment after applying the credit and accounting for the days my child actually attended. If the regional director has reviewed the emails and Procare records, I would expect the information to clearly show what I am actually disputing. I have asked for a straightforward explanation of how the final balance was calculated, but I have yet to receive one. I even offered an alternative resolution--using the amount toward several days of individual care if issuing a refund was administratively difficult. Overall, our experience has been very mixed. We had teachers who genuinely cared about our child, and we are grateful for them. However, the concerns regarding supervision, repeated biting incidents, teachers yelling at children, communication, and now the handling of an apparent overpayment have left us very disappointed. I'm sharing our experience so other parents can make an informed decision and, importantly, carefully keep track of attendance, payments, credits, and communications regarding their child's care. I will update when I hear back from the Regional Director about the refund.

Treehouse Preschool Academy

Treehouse Preschool Academy

(5 reviews)

I'm glad this daycare finally closed! It's about time! My daughter went here for a VERY short time…read more This place was the WORST daycare I have ever experienced. Super unprofessional. My daughter wasn't changed before coming home. Snacks were promised but didn't happen. Kids working for them. Dirty establishment. The list goes on. They deserve to be shut down permanently

Unfortunately, reviews are not always exciting to read when you must give a negative review. As a…read moreparent and a licensed healthcare provider, reading reviews helps parents like myself decide what is best for our children. On a positive note, at this facility, the VPK program is great, as the preschool has an excellent VPK teacher that goes above and beyond for her students' safety and academics. However, I am appalled by the lack of professionalism among some teachers and the director arguing with other staff members in front of students and health professionals. Safety should be the number one priority when parents drop off their children. The preschool has more students than teachers causes the teachers to need to comply with the teacher/children ratio. Also, another safety precaution is to alleviate having teachers have their own children in their classrooms; this is a conflict of interest. For example, I witnessed a teacher taking toys away from another student to give to her grandchild. Due to a lack of cameras in the classrooms, a lack of classroom management, and a lack of staff, this preschool will not be a priority or a recommended facility to enroll your little one.

A Learning Center - childcare - Updated November 2026

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