PARENTS BEWARE! If you have a special needs kid- this is not the place. They ought to be ashamed of listing themselves as a childcare center that offers care to children with autism, because no one in their staff knows how to deal with them (nor did the director who claimed her daughter had autism). My child is very very high in the spectrum, an aspie really with a genius iQ of 137.
The whole time he was there he learned nothing. I didn't realize when I went at first that the carpets were super dirty and fraying (it was nap time so the room was dark). They had 28 kids in the preschool class (limit is 24), I didn't find that out until towards the end of our short tenure there.
I signed up my kid for the "advanced preschool class" but they never opened it while I was there for one excuse or the other. They kept moving the kids from one room to the other, no one ever knew where my kid was half the time and I had to go room to room looking for him. Sometimes he would be with school age kids that were there for the after school care. I set up my automatic payments, but they would never post on my bank account, so the office would put letters in my son's cubby saying I was late for paying and I had to go to the office to make sure the director would pull my payment (if she was anywhere to be found), because their system didn't work properly. Then they dropped my son out without notice because they "couldnt" handle him even though he had an aid. They allowed for other kids to bully him and pick on him and when he would react and lash out against the bullying, my son would be the one getting in trouble and the teachers did NOTHING! His aids would notice how when someone would bother my son, he would go to the teachers and let them know and they'd do nothing about it, but if someone told on my son, he was immediately in trouble. It's not a place that fosters children's growth and healthy development at all. I took my kid to a private school after that and never again did he get in trouble or did we have any of the above mentioned issues--- goes to show the quality in the staff, training and business ethics. I cringe when I see the vans at my kid's school when I pick him up, with the same slouchy looking staff they have and their bottom's crack showing from their pants in disbelief that I had my kid at a place like that. Which with the season I hope they finally fixed the heather to one of their vans (I remember one staff coming out of the van one morning when dropping off my son, saying how she was freezing and that the heather was broke and they wouldn't fix it because it cost too much, really? The tuition for 3 kids in one month pay for that! The same kids you're transporting in that van and you can't fix it) oh well. Not my problem anymore! If you truly love your child, take them elsewhere. read more