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    The Learning Experience - Davenport Loughman

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    Kids R Kids Bellalago

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    My son started attending KRK Bellalago at 11 months and I couldn't be happier! Everyone truly cares…read morefor him and its shows which makes it so much easier for us to go back to work. All the teachers thus far are excellent! Safety of children has always been top priority for the teachers and staff. Thank you for being part of our family! I highly recommend to other families!

    To begin with no parent ever thinks of taking personal time (which takes dedication) and takes the…read moretime to be financially stable to finally take their child to what was sold to you as a "school" for it to end up being a daycare. For starters we were paying $223.00 (with whatever CC fees included) a week for our 3 year old to attend pre-school. We had a tour of the premises a year prior with Rose (she resigned the month our daughter started) who explained what the curriculum was, showed us the classrooms and overall it seemed too good to be true....and boy was it. A year later we decided we would try placing our daughter here because we were (with traffic and all) 6 minutes away from Kids R Kids. When she first started we were allowed to go in to the classroom (which no school had ever allowed since the pandemic so this was a nice change) and it was allowed on Monday's which is nice since it's the beginning of the week and what not. The first teacher she had was a total sweetheart (Miss Angie) she explained that she was in charge of the babies but that now she would be in the 3-5 y/o classroom. But, we then noticed there was another teacher. Which is when our daughter's demeanor changed completely. My daughter told us every day how she didn't like the school and we chucked it up to be because it was new and she didn't know anyone. She would come home telling us that they would watch videos on an iPad about super random things, that they never did arts and crafts, that they never really had circle time or learned anything. She came to me once telling me how her teacher was really mean and how she puts her friends in timeout and tells them that because they are now in timeout she won't be giving them their afternoon snack (seriously?). Again we thought she was being a little extra, but soon we saw it for ourselves. One day I called the school and asked to speak with the program director and I told her that my daughter was super bored in her class (Room Number 400 Pre-School). That I would do the quests books with her here after school and her answer to me was, "Well we are currently experiencing a shortage of teachers since not a lot of teachers want to work with small kids. We also had another teacher for this classroom that quit and went somewhere where they offered her better pay (why would she even tell a parent this! So unprofessional). At one point we thought we might have to close the program for that age group. The person who was supposed to be the teacher for that classroom also failed her final exams and she is to re-take them in September, so then, we can place her in the classroom. I hope you understand we aren't raising Einstein's here we are simply following the Florida guide according to their level". THAT ALONE HAD ME FURIOUS. A week later, I log in to see the cameras and when I log in I see it is lunchtime. I noticed a child threw away his plate in the trash can which had no trash bag. At this point the teacher notices the child does this and grabs the trash can and flips it over throwing all of the trash on the floor. She grabs the paper-towels and has the child clean this up. As a parent I'm freaking out because I know this is not acceptable. Immediately, I called the school and complained about this. I asked that someone would please call me back but of course no one did. Both my husband and I decided to go to the school and speak directly with the program/school director. She met with us and informed us that the time stamp I gave her for when this incident happened coincidently is "missing". That this is not normal behavior and began to tell my husband and me that she didn't know if the 19 year old teacher was acting this way because of what she might be exposed to at her house and that she couldn't really fire her because of the shortage in personnel they had. That all she could do is rehabilitate her (as if this was a prison) and make sure she's not alone with the children until she is properly trained. Both my husband and I were shocked. Needless to say our daughter no longer attends this school.

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