This is the second daycare we placed our child at and she has been there for over 2 years now. They…read moretaught her sign language before she could talk, her vocabulary is fantastic, she sings little songs and phrases she is taught at school. Every teacher is so LOVING. They really care about the kids. I am beyond thankful for tiny town for being the home away from home for my child. The negative reviews I've found regarding tiny town are surprising as I have not seen anything concerning in the last two plus years

This facility is extremely over priced for what I consider to be sub par care and rude staff. The…read moreadditional activities such as computer class and the tumble bus are additional charges, making children of families who can not participate feel left out. My son also claimed to have been hit by a teacher, who denied it, and the director was not able to show video of the incident to confirm or deny. I would NOT recommend this day care. It is obvious that this facility caters to families who qualify for child care assistance.

It has really improved since Rachel became director ! You can really tell that she likes things…read moredone by the book , and cares about the safety and well being of the kids!

Stay away from this daycare at all costs! I put my child in a classroom and wanted to review the…read morevideo surveillance to see how he was adjusting. The director, Susan was hesitant to show me the video footage. After viewing it I discovered my child's teacher putting the children's food in her mouth, chewing it, taking it out of her mouth and putting it in the children's mouths, no hand washing, even after changing diapers without gloves, poor supervision (teacher had back faced toward toddlers while sitting at a desk on another task other than supervising children). Children were putting objects on floor and other children's shoes in their mouth. My child was unsupervised and climbed into some shelving under the changing table. Teacher saw my child in there and did not remove him and he fell out and hit his head on the tile floor causing a big welt. I went to the director, Susan about these concerns and she said, "Well maybe your child shouldn't go here" instead of addressing my concerns. I pulled him out immediately. My husband is also active military and we were part of the army fee assistance program (they pay percentage to daycare and daycare charges us remainder). Susan was charging us full price AND collecting payments from GSA. She pocketed money from the federal government and is lying trying to say she did not collect those payments when I have proof from the government she did. She was upset that I asked she pay this money back so she called my employer to complain about me! WOW! Horrible horrible horrible.

TJC west campus really helped me get back on track and fast! Mrs. Lacey helped me and went the…read moreextra mile by letting me know exactly what was going on and figuring out my problems! I really appreciate the hard work and care they pour into their students! Thank you Mrs. Lacey for all of your help and support! You are a blessing! - Sydney B.

My son is a new student at this University, and our enrollment and housing experience was horrible…read more There are limited opportunities for parents of color to have transparency about resident life and dorms. The Housing Directors seem to have less respect for black families and harshly judge student-athletes. I paid $993 to place my child in the dorms, and nine days later, my son was being harassed by a group of female students and strangely reported. The RA at Ornelas A targeted my son by making an unlawful and unreasonable search of my son's room and found matches, called the police and had my son issued a citation. My son's roommate had something confiscated, but the RA DID NOT ISSUE A TICKET TO THE OTHER STUDENT, which is discriminatory. I would think having a blow torch is something that would be a significant offense in comparison to having matches--targeting one student and not the other shows an unwavering level of favoritism, unethical judgment, and lack of equity. My son was kicked out of the dorm with nowhere to go, and University officials refused to speak or respond to me as a parent or as legal. Guardian of the student, despite concern and numerous emails being sent to the housing director and university office of the president. This University specializes in using discrimination against black males and leaving students homeless that live in other cities and states. Also, if you ask too many questions as a parent, the University officials will take it into a fence and use it against your child. My experience as a parent of a student athlete who was attending this university was horrible. I was made to feel that I was asking too many intelligent questions as an African-American woman, which agitated the university officials. I also think that the reason why my son was kicked out of the university dorm rooms had to do with my advocacy for him to be a student at the University and support him. They basically got mad with me and took it out on my son. While these things cannot be proven, they all indirectlythey are true. On the week of September 1, 2022, my son was kicked out without cause and left in the rain. Had I known that I would've paid almost $1000 to get my son in a dormitory and wished he would be targeted and discriminated against nine days later and kicked out of his residency on the TJ C campus, I would've never brought him there. This place is not an educational institution that wants to strengthen and encourage students. I believe in holding students accountable, but first, making them aware of the rules and expectations, and it's OK to give guidelines a second chance to those who may have made a mistake--being kicked out of your dorm because you had matches and a candle is utterly ridiculous. I suggest that they show favoritism to students that they like, and for those that they don't they look for any little thing that they can to try to have you removed, and hopefully withdrawn from the university. Mind you that this university gets over $48 million to help students to become better, but you have adults that are conjuring up trouble for students who are just trying to make it and be better people. I hate that this institution seems to be founded on principles that do not manifest with the civil rights 1964 protections for minorities. What happened to my son ishousing discrimination, and I was manipulated to pay almost $1000 only to have my son kicked out for no reasonable cause. I am exposing them because I don't want anyone else's child treated this way. I hope this review helps you and your choices and not attending Tyler community collegeas I am in Dallas and no means of a way to pick them up As an educator of more than 20+ years, I find this university to be a horrible place for students, and I just wish that we would have investigated more. because I believe in standing up for what's right I do plan to legally pursue this matter. This is just one parent 's experience, but it is the truth. Good luck!

I have been so happy with New Generation! I love the staff and so does my daughter. They are all so…read morewelcoming and always have so many learning activities. They also offer dance classes, soccer and basketball for the kids who want to participate. Their hours are perfect and very affordable. I have many friends whose kids have attended New Generation.

I have 2 children that go to new generations and never once have one of them said they didn't like…read morea teacher, they also have loved each one of their teachers so I know it's a wonderful place. Very organized and well run. They both love the lunch food that is served.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Heartland. Our daughter started going 2 1/2 years ago…read moreand my son joined last year. We always feel safe when they are there, and know they are in good hands. We pickup and drop off at variable times, and there have never been any concerns. The meals are balanced and home cooked. The backyard is wonderful, and the kids learn a lot, and we are kept well informed of what they are learning. We are sad to say goodbye and hope to find somewhere half as wonderful down near our new home after we moved for my husbands work.

Best Preschool! The love Ms. Tess and Mr. Scott have for the children is what every parent could…read moreever hope for when looking for childcare. Not only are they very caring and loving but VERY CLEAN! Healthy meals! I just can't say enough good things about Heartland. We got so lucky when we found this school! If you're looking for childcare I 100% recommend Heartland Preschool. I wish there was 10 stars as an option because it's definitely a 10/10!

Had an unknown issue with my septic (filled without sprinklers going on). I needed some help pretty…read morequickly. I called late afternoon. I was told pumping would be about $400 on top of addressing the problem. They came first thing the following morning (7:30am). Marvin pumped only what he needed to assess the issue. He found the electrical connection box completely submerged. He drained it and added sealant to reduce the chance of future fluid intrusion. He tested components and pulled and manipulated the pump. He ensured all worked well and tested three times to be certain all was working well. He was professional and personable. He gave me some easy to follow maintenance advice as well. This was a time some companies would take advantage of the customer (immediate need of service). In the end, the limited pumping (only what was necessary) and the quick work resulted in a change well under the $400 quoted. It is nice to find service providers who are honest and don't take advantage of their customers.