I can't believe parents wrote such a terrible review. Obviously, their kids haven't been to…read moreKidsville USA in a long time, so they can't judge accurately.
First of all, if you can't handle your kids at home and send them to school like Kidsville, expecting teachers to focus and manage them, and then blame the teachers if they can't control your kids, that is very unfair to all the children and parents. Teachers cannot focus only on one kid (parents should understand this).
My middle child has been attending Kidsville since he was only 2 years old (now he is 6 and ready to graduate from kindergarten). Just so you know, my son can now write his name (at age 3), knows his sight words, is currently learning mathematics, and can fully read sentences on his own. Shoutout to his kindergarten teacher, Ms. Alice, who never doubted my son and believed in all the kids. She is very hands-on with all the children.
Secondly, my daughter started attending Kidsville USA when she was only 6 months old and has been there ever since (she is now 4 and getting ready for pre-K with Ms. Alice, starting this school year). The best teachers my kids have had, besides Ms. Alice, were Ms. Jolie, Ms. Esther, Ms. Rose, Ms. Betty, Ms. Sara, Ms. Norma, Ms. Kathy, and Ms. Monique. We all loved the teachers, who care for your children every day, as well as the hardworking director, Ms. Maureen, who has been unfairly judged as rude.
FYI, Ms. Maureen had her vocal cords repaired, if I remember correctly, so she often sounds like she's yelling--even if she doesn't mean to--and because of that, some parents think she's rude. A big shout-out to her assistants, Ms. Brittany and Mr. Lloyd, and to the best chef, Ms. Yoli.
Please, parents, don't jump to being judgmental right away. There are always two sides to every story. Kids are not easy these days, even my own children. Kidsville has always been exciting during summer, Halloween, and Christmas seasons, often organizing field trips with the older kids.