Childcare Network 3232 Northwest 150th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
About the Business
Childcare Network is a reputable school located at 3232 Northwest 150th Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States. Our institution is dedicated to providing high-quality childcare and early education services for children of all ages. With a focus on nurturing and developing young minds, our experienced staff create a safe and engaging environment for learning and growth. At Childcare Network, we prioritize the well-being and development of each child, helping them build a strong foundation for future success. Join us in shaping the future generation!
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Location & Phone number
3232 NW 150th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73134, United States
Hours open
Monday:
06:30 - 18:00
Tuesday:
06:30 - 18:00
Wednesday:
06:30 - 18:00
Thursday:
06:30 - 18:00
Friday:
06:30 - 18:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"The absolute worst daycare I ever seen. The women who run the 3-4 year old class not only hits the kids, talks crazy to them and screams at them constantly, but none of the teachers have any control of the kids, so they just curse at and threaten them. Now the school age classes!!! Absolutely disgusting!! There are two autistic children that are treated like absolute garbage! The male teacher needs to be arrested, he screams at the kids, roughly handles them, treats the autistic boys like animals. I'm not sure how he even got a job. Rude, screams in the kids faces, berates them, very aggressive. The 2A class teacher compares the kids back and forth creating animosity and promotes bullying. The director is no better, she's aggressive and overlooks the poor treatment, it's all about money. They smile in the parents face, and hit their kids behind their backs. Will be reporting the entire facility, and filing police reports against these "teachers"."
"Scheduled a tour here and arrived about 5 minutes early. There wasn’t anyone sitting at the front, so I rang the bell. Still no one came to the door after several minutes. While I was waiting, I could hear a kiddo repeatedly screaming “let go of me”. At one point, I saw several kids walking past the front door (a few of them stopped to wave at me and very easily could have opened the door). I rang the bell again thinking the teacher was hopefully right around the corner. Still no one came to the door. I ended up leaving 5 minutes after my appointment time just for the fact that I did not see any adult the entire 10 minute timeframe I’d been standing there, but I did see children. Huge safety concern. Also, hearing a kiddo screaming to let them go for 5+ minutes straight is somewhat concerning even without seeing what was happening. Definitely going to be looking elsewhere for childcare and just wanted to share my experience here for other parents who might be looking."
"Pulled my infant out on first day. This place is so unorganized and unsafe. They did not even have documentation that my daughter was starting despite multiple calls from me, and I reminded them I needed to pay her deposit. On first day, they did not ask me anything about last bottle, etc. they did not help me set up the app for daily updates, and when I said I needed updated because I was anxious, the director told me to write my number on a post it and she would text me. I called to ask how she was doing and they said “oh she’s fine” before I even told them her name. My mom picked her up, and I asked if they would request her ID since they had never met her and they said sure write her name on a post it. When she arrived, the did not ID her not did they look up from the computer when they buzzed her in. Nearly 3 months later they continue to send PIN codes to my email despite me calling and emailing that my child no longer attends. The security here is non existent and they should not be in business until they can get it together."
"Update: supposed check for vaca week coming. We didn’t have much choice but to take our child to this daycare and i am SO glad he is in preschool now. He hated it almost everyday and has told me some questionable things, (including that when another child was mean and hit him he went to the teacher and said teacher apparently said to just “hit them back”) and including that, there are so many reasons over time that i learned to hate it as well. The staff is a hit or miss. They are either unwelcoming, flat out rude, and moody -or just friendly enough to not be totally unpleasant. And because they’re so inconsistent u never know which one it’s gonna be. There was only one lady that was consistent and fortunately she was kind. I think she would deliver food to the classrooms. And i do want to add im not referring to necessarily all the staff, I’m really just referring to most of the stuff that I would have contact with which was just maybe two or three people throughout the years. I know there are at least a few really good kind hearted teachers there. I just did not have a whole lot of contact with them especially once my son transitioned to the building for the older kids. And when he did, usually the lady that would watch the kids before the main teachers arrived, would do her best to help him, adjust and cheer up when I dropped him off. Just want to be fair and add that. But I’m gonna say this, keep an eye on your bank accounts. Especially if u give them notice you are going on vacation and are not supposed to be charged. They charged us for that whole week, then said they would fix it… 2 weeks later still not fixed and now saying since he’s technically not enrolled anymore they might not be able to fix it… Um… you took my money. Talk to whoever u need to talk to, explain, and give it back. It’s shouldn’t be that complicated. Also said we would not be charged for the last week of daycare because he did not attend…Not the case.(and I don’t necessarily blame who said that because again the staff is a hit or miss. And the first person at least tried/wanted to cut us some slack.) Anyway, he was technically still enrolled at the start of new week for his last 2 days there, but did not attend. He hated it so much i just couldnt bring myself to make him go his last 2 days so i took off work to let him stay home with me. We talked to the staff and they said they would go ahead and not charge for the week or at least not the full week since he wasn’t there at all physically, and enrolled only for 2 days that week. Not only did we still get charged, we got charged $10 more than usual. And i get it if some of them are super hung up on technicalities, then fine so be it. It’s a business first and foremost. Can’t be helped. But if nothing else, you would think they would give u some kind of credit or something after the many times they failed to pick up their end of the deal and closed down the daycare because of their own technical issues and yet parents still had to pay for the full week, even though the children were only allowed to come once, or twice that week, and on top of that parents lost multiple days of work several times in order to pick up kids. Out of all those several times i can only remember ONE time where they decided to only charge partial week fee. This is the type of company where if they have issue with the build, and have to close, the parents pay for it. They don’t shoulder their own expenses they put it on the parents. So u cannot trust neither their word nor their ethic. IF they grow a conscious or u find the Lilly among thorns, they might help u out. But it’s rare. If u have any other choice i strongly suggest going elsewhere. For your kid’s sake and your job-attendance/finances. My child is now in a dif school and from day one, as scary as it was for him at first he LOVED it. He loves all the teachers he meets, says here the kids are not mean to him, and he loves the food and has a lot of fun. He also doesn’t have a melt down when i drop him off. He goes in excited with a smile."
"I’m so thankful for the staff and teachers at Childcare Network. We have had kids in their care since 2015. They are consistently professional and kind. They go over and above to make sure kids feel safe and loved in their care. They also communicate with parents and have helped us work through out toddler’s behavior issues with patience and compassion. Childcare Network is a vital part of our family’s support system."
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