Kinderland Learning Academy LLC

My child attend Kinderland for their summer program and I was very pleased with all the activities and care they gave to the children. more

The staff at KLA are great very helpful and kindhearted. I know my child is well taking care of and is getting a great learning experience. more

Kla have the best interest at heart when it comes to the children and their need. The center also have a awesome family involvement. more

Great center people friendly staff. more

My kids have always loved each teacher that has cared for them. We will miss you all when we have to move. You have all been a blessing to our family. more

We visited the center and we were very impressed. All the classes were doing artwork of having to write their letters. more

Impressed with the teachers and center my child will be attending. more

We were referred to this center and are very impressed with the teachers. Most attend college and are very loving and attentive to children. more

My son has been at KLA since he was 9 weeks old, he is now in Pre k he has learned so much more than i ever expected, I know he'll go into Kindergarten meeting all the standards and more. more

For my child Kinderland is home away from home. The staff is very caring of the needs of the children that attends their center. more

I am truley grateful for my childs learning experience she got at KLA. The pre-k program is excellent. more

Kinderland have been a great experience for my kids and I . Everyone there is very caring and excited about what they do. more

My son loves this center so much he doesn't want to leave in the afternoons and I love the one on one attention he gets, he always tells me what he did that afternoon. I feel that he has learned so much, the center Director is great and of course the teachers are great also. more

This is a great place for children. Please be smart enough to do your own research people. These are your children that we are talking about here. Go with your instincts and regardless of your religious affiliation, pray. Pros: location and people more

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Reviewers on this site who do not attempt to tell of a positive or negative experience, but only try to discredit those who have by mocking a grammatical tone or pointing out a time frame, simply show how the staff of KLA operate. Instead of addressing complaints and concerns of parents with an open mind and doing everything they can to rectify the issues and make the facility a #1 place for the kids, they get defensive and attempt to make excuses. If you do your research, which any parent should when looking for a caregiver, you will find that on the internet alone, negative reviews started being posted in June of 2009. In addition, during the past 7 months, the state has received more than a dozen complaint calls and at least half of them have been investigated and proven to be valid complaints.I suggest calling the child licensing board, child care complaint hot line and the health dept. All three can give you details of formal complaints that have been filed, actions that have been taken and results that have been seen in regards to KLA. It is quite obvious to any open minded person that regardless of how many faithful friends this director has going to bat for her with the anonymity of the web, there are still several fundamental issues with Kinderland and its director that are not being resolved. After seeing that my child was taken outside in cold weather with no coat, arriving early to find him unsupervised and then getting no response in complaints I filed with the director, we have chosen to find a new facility. Pros: Cant think of any Cons: Close to home more

Just reading over the ""complaints"" here please notice they are all in the same 2 month period and use the same grammatical tone, and wording. Sounds like a disgruntled employee or customer. Either way when evaluating any place that will be responsible for looking after YOUR children nothing substitutes for a surprise visit, tour, meeting with the owners, and talking to other parents as they leave the establishment. They do have a A Rating from the BBB 1 As a customer care representative the first thing we are taught is people are more likely (10 times more) to complain and state negative experiences then positive ones. Take the anonymity of the web with a grain of salt.? more

They have had a plumbing problem for nearly three weeks. The owner/director has made NO attempt to fix this problem. The smell of sewage has been so bad that 2 children have gone home sick. Water from the pipe leak is constantly on the floor where the children play. This is just one of the several safety and health violations that this facility has. Things are patched up for state inspections and then let go when the coast is clear. I called to file a complaint this morning on the plumbing problem and was told that several other complaints had been filed over the last 6 months and that this facility was on probation. I am embarrassed to say that my child has been enrolled here. Fortunately , we are on a waiting list for another facility. I plan on removing my child and never looking back! Do yourselves a favor and find another center! ASAP! Cons: Stinky sewage more

Dont go to this daycare. The list of cons far out weigh the list of pros. The staff are untrained. The director is confrontational and defensive when problems or concerns are brought to her attention. Supplies come up missing on a regular basis. A daily supply log was created but is very seldom filled out, is never in the same place twice for parents to sign it and is never updated. Over the last two years teachers have come and gone. There are a handful of teachers with longevity but the turnover is high. The baby room is ok. Both teachers have been there for a while and they used to do art projects and activities with the babies but that has slacked off severely in the last year. Budget problems or something. The playground consists of mostly concrete which results in lots of scrapes and bruises when kids fall down. The toddler staff is untrained and unprofessional. They dont pay attention to the kids. I have heard teachers usng foul language in front of the kids and they turn the music up way too loud during nap time. The director cares more about making sure what goes on behind closed doors stays there. She is the fakest person I have ever met. I have removed my two kids from this facility and would never tell anyone to go there. Pros: cheap Cons: lack of good care more

I am a parent of a child that attends KLA. My daughter started there when she was 2 and after being there almost 1year,for financial reasons I removed her and put her in a cheaper center. I immediatley saw the difference in the 2 centers and I removed my child and returned to KLA. Each class my child has been in has been a great experience for her. I have not had any problems with the director or any employee there. My only complaint is that I rarely get to see her main teacher due to me having to drop her off before the teacher arrives and picking her up after the teacher has gone for the day. I really feel KLA is a productive,safe place for kids to learn and be taken care of. Pros: Loving and caring staff and director more