Round Rock, TX
Cornerstone Connection

Discipline

OVERALL RATING (5.0)

Parents at this school, on average, believe that conflicts between children:
...are handled extraordinarily well in a way that not only gives me confidence in the safety of my child but also reassures me that my child (and his/her peers) are learning the early skills needed to socialize effectively with one another

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Director's Description to School's Approach to Discipline

We do have a time out chair in every classroom. Children have a time-out if needed according to their appropriate age.

Director's Response to a Sample Discipline Scenario

Description of how teachers handle the following scenario: Child A and Child B are good friends and usually play together. One day, Child A decides to play with Child C and tells Child B, 'I don't want to play with you today. I'm playing with Child C instead.'


We always encourage the children to be kind and loving with others. We also have a camera in every classroom so that parents may come and watch to see how everyday issues are handled in case they have any question on how issues are handled.

Parents' Notes on Discipline, Health and Safety

Parent #1
On the question about snack. Parents provide lunches and snacks.

Parent #2
This school has been around for over 20 years,I cannot say enough about how well rounded this school is and how behaved the children are. Very happy and content.

Parent #3
I would have to say....really super....believe me or not, go and take a look for yourself.

Health

OVERALL RATING (4.3)
Temperature and overall air circulation is comfortable
Healthy and nutritious snacks are provided
Toys and furniture are cleaned regularly

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Safety

OVERALL RATING (5.0)
Screen and identify all visitors
Parents may not bring sick children to school where they may infect others

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