Lakeland, FL
Educare Early Learning Center

Parents' Comments

Parent #1
The Old owner and director ran this school to the standards, got it cleaned up from purchase and made it a place to be proud to have our child attend.

I have had my child's 'accident' underwear sealed into plastic bags returned home with the large lumps of feces still in the underwear...with no conversation as to what may be causing my child's accidnets to happen so regularly (when this was not the case with my child's old teacher) and this is something that happend on only one occasion...but on a regular basis for at least the last 3 weeks.

Addtionally plans for who the teacher of the child is should also be made known...and stuck to (the majority of the time where possible)...this is not the case.

Parent #2
As a parent and ex- employee at this school I would recomend it how ever the school does need some cleaning improvments. Most are exelant educaters but some do have to go.

Parent #3
This facility is under investigation and for not reporting suspected abuse an dneglect of a child that they documented. The child died

Parent #4
It's the only school in town where the kids learn.

Parent #5
This school is very dirty and needs a good cleaning. Director is the only reason we stayed so long.

Parent #6
I have an infant at Educare. The teachers in her room are fantastic. I also watch her on the camera system while I am at work sometimes.

Parent #7
The building is kind of old but other than that we really like the school. I like the fact that both my kids stay very busy with school projects and that the teachers seem very caring.

Parent #8
Doesn't keep teachers for very long!!! VERY inconsistent!!! NOT GOOD FOR CHILDREN!!!

Parent #9
My daughter's teachers are fantastic. I like the cirriculum very much. My daughter has learned an enormous amount since she began back in January 2008.

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