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4025 S Mason Rd, Katy, Texas, 77450, United States
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Jan 6, 2017
Horrible place. They are more worried about keeping their school clean and are cheap with food for children. They basically have 4 rooms and rotate kids every 30 mins and the 4th room is the cafe room. To give you some background my child is NOT new to day care so the differences were very apparent between this joke of a place and others. They basically cut corners on giving food to kids. Their snacks are very very small portion sizes for eg. Every kid gets only 1/4 banana and no second helpings. Or another day 2/3 apple slices and no more. No carbs or protein are added to the fruit snack. One of the school teachers said they used to give more food but recently changed things to save money. She herself admitted to me that it was a shame and most kids go hungry. I had to send food for my child for snacks everyday as the first day itself my kid was crying for food during pick up. Their teachers are NOT experienced I visited the classroom and few times and these gals were not teaching anything just given them a page to color with one crayon and repeatedly saying color Color color..it was quite ridiculous. There was no describing the picture or any interaction or any crafts with learning tools. Their so called "curriculum" looks like a hand made sheet in comic sans font, and I spotted multiple typos and incorrect information immediately upon first glance. Every after noon when I picked her up the teacher was in room 4 with all the remaining kids for the day turning the pages of a book while playing the story on a CD. Like an airline stewardess! No actual reading of a book or questions or interaction. Most importantly they do NOT allow kids to drink any water or eat anything unless they are in room 4 i was told my child cannot drink water in room 1 or 2 or 3. and water would be provided only at a certain time in room 4. So if he is thirsty or he is crying he is out of luck as he wont get any water. When I picked my child at one occasion he came running to me asking for water. I looked at the teacher (sitting down flipping pages of a book with a CD playing) she said the lady who gives water left?! I said can I get water for my kid? She said oh i'm sorry I don't know how. A place where my kids basic food and drink needs are not met is not for us. Another pet peeve for me is long 3 inch plastic nails. I don't think any school teacher should be flaunting those as they have to deal with little ones all day. It is quite repulsive. They took $800 from us for a weeks worth of a trial with no refunds. I could go on and on..but stay away and look beyond that shiny swanky exterior..and make frequent visits to check on the quality of "care" provided to your child.

Oct 21, 2016
Very nice atmosphere! Amazing staff! My kids are I are very happy! Highly recommending to all!!!

Mar 1, 2015
Excellent staff from the teachers to the administrators. Everyone seems genuinely concerned & enthusiastic about each student. An amazing facility for the students.

Dec 4, 2017

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