My two children - ages 3 and 11 months - go to this school. For the 2 of them, I pay about $345/week. I have to supply their food, but I also have the option of paying $3/day (paid per month, in advance) for a warm meal delivered to the school each day for my 3 year old. I pay for her meal because of the convenience and it's a lot healthier than packing a sandwich every day or sending a Lunchable! The school provides a lunch menu, too, so you can see what your child is eating.
My 3 year old loves her teachers (Ms. Pat and Ms. Candace) in the 3 year old room. She tells me that Ms. Pat is her best friend. My daughter has made friends in her class. There is a plenty of diversity here, too, which I love. They do arts and crafts, letters, numbers, words, writing, etc. They have a daily schedule they follow. Each teacher is in charge of creating a weekly lesson plan, too, so I always know what they'll be learning about that week.
My 11 month is in the Infant II room. He always seems happy when I drop him off or when I'm picking him up. He's a happy baby anyway. The other babies seem to be very well taken care of. Whenever my child has a diaper rash or anything out of the ordinary, the director will call me at work to be sure I know what's going on (depending on the urgency) or the teacher will let me know when I pick him up. The teachers get to know your child and his needs/wants. You will fill out a feeding schedule that they will follow to a T. You get a daily report on what your baby ate and drank, his diaper changes (wet/bowel), times of everything, naps, and mood. Teachers will provide notes if necessary and will also write down if your child needs more diapers/wipes/food/etc. It's very convenient.
The school is big on hand washing and hygiene. Shoes aren't allowed in the baby rooms. There is a code to unlock the door to get into the daycare part of the building (you can enter the front office without a code, but can't get past without it). If you send someone to pick up your child, they must have your written permission and will check the ID of the person when they get there. They treat the kids like their own.
I could really go on and on about the school. Go visit. You'll see what I mean and you'll love it just as much as we do. read more