I used to attend this place, and it was a nightmare. Any positive experiences I might have had are…read moreovershadowed by the negative ones. The staff shows little concern. If a child reports severe bullying, they hardly take it seriously. Things only deteriorated as I grew older. Misbehavior was often ignored until it escalated. Most boys faced minimal consequences for their actions, usually just a warning. I've kept quiet about my experiences, but it's important for others to understand how truly awful it was. If they've improved, that's great, but I can't say for sure. Just thinking about returning to the parking lot makes me anxious. If you want your child to have a positive experience, consider removing them before they reach an age where they no longer fit in. They seemed to care for younger kids, but once they hit FIVE, it was a different story. I used to consider legal action, but I'm unsure of their current state and I don't want to keep myself focused on the past and how absolutely terrible they were. I hope this message prompts someone to evaluate the place before entrusting their child to it. I hope it's going better now. I should be, considering the price.

The school in Belton at one time had really good teachers. However, when you don't have good…read moreleaders and leaders who actually care about students and staff, it makes it really hard to want to send your child there. The center had gone through turn over after turnover and its really all due to the fact that Corporate doesn't give anyone the time of day to work in the office. They don't train thier office staff and claim they do. It sets the whole bulding up for failure when high upper management does't do thier job. So natually this effects the teachers and it effects the children. This is company seems to have potential to be a place where I would want to send my child but I cannot do that knowing that they dont have good leaders to make great teachers.