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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers...

…to the most frequently asked questions about our Learning Academy

Yes, we boast 4 age appropriate playgrounds to meet the developmental needs of all the children, as well as a water park and a basketball court. The children have scheduled times in the morning and the afternoon to explore their outside world.

As an added safety feature, our school has 6 ft fences around the outside perimeter of the play areas and camera’s that are always recording. The play equipment is state-of-the-art, and Kids ‘R’ Kids abides by the federal regulations on safety equipment and the surrounding fall zones.

Yes, all children are provided hot meals including breakfast and lunch (for no additional fee) and snacks. Our location is equipped with a full-service kitchen and staff trained in nutrition, USDA guidelines, and proper portions for young children. Our school also participates in the USDA Food Program so you can rest assured your child is getting a healthy and nutritious meal!

For bottle-fed children, families must provide prepared formula or mother’s milk placed in bottles. We will inform you of the policy regarding baby foods. All infant items should be marked with the child´s first and last name, and date. Weekly menus for children on table food are available for review.

Yes, the Kids ‘R’ Kids faculty are required to follow the state regulations that apply to training. All staff are trained in First Aid/CPR, Infectious Disease Control, Injury Prevention, and Child Abuse Awareness. Additional training in curriculum, child development, classroom arrangement, classroom management, age-appropriate activities, nutrition, field trip planning and OSHA regulations provides the skills needed to create a quality learning environment.

The staff is encouraged to further their education through CDA and CCP programs and are given opportunities to attend professional training conferences. The State of Florida requires child care professionals to have 10 hours of professional development each year; we require 30 hours. Our teachers are well educated and professional.