Kids World Academy

"So, it has come to my attention, as I was eavesdropping on someone's conversation, I overheard them talking about one of the staff. It seems she took a vacation, and contracted Covid-19. Likewise, she still went into work for 2 weeks without telling anybody about her condition. That is sickening, and I'll be taking my Niece as far away from this Health concern as possible. As others have said, why hasn't this place been investigated? whom may I get in contact with, to have this place investigated and potentially shut down?"

"My children does not attend. I was just calling for information. The lady or rude person answer the phone. Did not give a name. So I politely asked for here name. She stated, “ Who are you”. I said , “ I’m Ms. Bell a parent that her children will not attend. She hangs phone up. Suggestion. Have someone with better communication skills if you are teaching my future. Good day"

"Horrible day care!!! I had my 2 daughters in this daycare for 3 weeks and that was long enough to see the unprofessional and disgusting place this is. The smell is horrible the employees sit next to the window to see parents pulling up and once they see they run to change your child. The owner is unprofessional she sits up at the front desk and lets anyone walk in and out with out ID. I picked up my daughter one day and she had a swollen eye when I asked what had happened the teacher proceeds to tell me that she doesn’t know and another child tells me she got hit by another child and the teacher goes OFF on her for letting me know. The baby room is heart breaking the teacher in there let’s the babies cry and I saw her pick up what seem to be a 3-4 month baby up by the babies hand off the floor. Just horrible place this place needs to be shut down!!!!!!"

"I love the school. My son has been going here since he was a year old and he's almost 3 now. He loves it, he knows all the teachers by name and loves them all. He's learning his colors, numbers, and the alphabet. Any questions or concerns get handled immediately. I wouldn't take him anywhere else."

"Let me start off by saying that my son attended this daycare for almost two years. For the better part of the two years, he loved it, he loved his teacher, and he loved the kids. The teacher he had quit and he was transferred to a new teacher's classroom. My concerns started when he moved to his new class room. His new teacher would make him sit down while all the other kids played when he didn't finish his 3 pages of schoolwork. School at this age should be about having fun while learning. I went in the classroom one day to discuss this with his teacher during nap time and she was getting her hair down in the classroom as the kids slept.I thought this was a professional business not a hair salon. I went in to pick up my son another day and he wasn't with the teacher. I asked her where my son was and she told me that he was grabbing his jacket. I went to find him and he was in the back drinking out of a bowl that had been left on the ground. No adult in sight. I brought that to the attention of the director and she said she will definitely take care of it. Yesterday my fiancé and I were discussing how it seemed like every day he was coming home with injuries. Other kids constantly hitting him all day long, bruises that appeared just about every day, and cuts and scrapes on his legs. I realize being a young child, you are going to get bumps and scratches while playing, but I feel like if a child is getting these on a daily occurrence that either the teacher is not properly supervising the class or she just doesn't care at all. My fiancé decided to go to the school and talk with his teacher and director to see if the problem can be resolved. The first thing the director did was roll her eyes at my fiancé. The teacher took him to the other room assured him that they are watching him and our son is just very active. My son is active but not to the point of being injured on a daily basis. When I went in to drop my son off this morning, the director looked at me and laughed to herself and said something under her breath, I asked if that was directed towards me and she told me just to take my son to class and she will talk with me after. Once we got to the classroom he immediately started crying saying that he did not want to go into the classroom. When I asked why he said that he was scared he said the little boys keep hitting him and hurting him. The teacher came and took him and said that she will keep a watchful eye on him and make sure it doesn't happen anymore. On my way out, I stopped at the director's office and she was nowhere to be found. I called her on the phone and asked what she had wanted to discuss with me earlier. She immediately started laughing and said, "Your baby daddy came up to the school yesterday to complain about how your son has been treated. I have never seen him before and haven't talked to him and now all of the sudden he wants to come and be protective of his son." I asked her to repeat herself to make sure I was properly understanding what she was saying, she repeated exactly what she said before. I couldn't believe what she was saying. She was implying that because she had never seen his dad, that he wasn't involved in his life in any way and had a problem with him coming up there as a concerned parent. THIS IS THE DIRECTOR/ OWNER OF THIS FACILITY!!!! I was already looking for a new facility to take my son because there were too many red flags as it was. I cannot believe the lack of their professionalism in every aspect of the business. I wish I had listened to the mother's intuition that you always read about. I wish I had listened to that little voice inside that told me something wasn't right about this place. My son is the one that had to endure the bumps and bruises and I will always be sorry for that. Please don't do what I did and ignore all of those signs that tell you something isn't right. I am not sure how these people are still open and running a business that involves taking care of young children. My son's safety and well-being are worth more than cost and convenience."