Description: The Rolling Hills Early Education & Enrichment Program offers age appropriate learning and activities as well as a comprehensive curriculum for all age groups. The center cherished the children who enter the program and strive to nurture and enrich their intellectual, physical, social, and emotional development. We give acceptance and care in a Christian-based, clean, friendly environment that includes an emphasis on reading, math readiness skills and weekly chapel. Our curriculum is supplemented with a wide range of enrichments including Spanish, drama, music, art and, of course, lots of wiggle time. The program is licensed by The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
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| Inspections | Assessments | Self Reported Incidents | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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I was a teacher here and my 2 kids attended daycare here. I am writing this review because I feel parents need to know the truth. A few months ago another preschool teacher lost my child on the playground and after we had been looking for him, he ended up being on the other side of the school. How did this happen? I’m assuming because I have witnessed this particular teacher on her phone constantly and not paying attention to the children. When this first happened, the director wanted me to keep it hush hush. My other child was in the infant class, and one of the infant teacher assistants that they hired was not feeding my child. His lunch box would come home entirely full. He was also changed once a day on several occasions.
The most current incident includes the fact that they allowed a child to enter the building with a temp above 100.4 during a pandemic.
As an employee, now former employee, I have realized just how little the director and assistant director really care about safety and health. It is all dollar signs to them. I have resigned and the director has been very disrespectful in her responses to my resignation.
So, as a parent who might want to bring your kids here, be very vigilant and watchful on how they take care of your child. As an employee, they do no treat you with respect or in a “biblical” manner like they say they do. Also, they expect you to work for free for an hour and a half a week because you get “down time” during nap time.