Round Rock, TX
Children's Courtyard (Gattis School Rd.)

Parents' Comments

Parent #1
My Child had several bad experiences at this school before we had to take him out.

Parent #2
I am rating this preschool low for 3 reasons:

1) My son was enrolled there for a little over a month and actually only attended school there for a grand total of 2 weeks because he got SOOO sick. Days after attending, he developed a screaming ear infection that led into an entire upper respiratory infection. My husband and I had to take turns taking days off of work to stay home with the poor guy and I ultimately ended up having to resign from my new job. I know that it is normal for children who begin daycares to get sick but I noticed that they were letting other children attend who were lethargic, hacking / coughing and noticeably sick. I have compassion for schools but I didn't see one can of disinfectant around and I have a keen sense of smell and the rooms always smelled dirty / stale. The floors in the classroom were always sticky, too. This told me that they were not doing their due diligence to keep the place clean and sanitary.

2) They are extremely expensive. For $217/ week I figured this place was going to be top notch and I was extremely disappointed. I didn't notice anything exemplary about the programs or teachers that would warrant such a high weekly fee. They were nice and did their job but it was just good nuff.

3) The location is a pain in the butt to get to. At the corner of Gattis & Red Budd lane is a congested nightmare during the rush hours. Be prepared to be bumper to bumper at all intersections trying to get into the school parking lot.

Parent #3
I love the online cameras so you can watch your child while you are at work! HUGE PLUS!

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