Frequently Asked Questions

Answers...

…to the most frequently asked questions about our Learning Academy

Our hours of operation are 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. to accommodate your family’s needs

Kids R Kids is licensed for specific hours of operation, early arrival and late pick-up cannot be allowed.

If children are left at the school after closing time and no word is received from the parent(s), or an emergency contact cannot be reached, authorities will be contacted.

After the school´s licensed closing time, you may be charged a late pick-up fee.

Yes, our schools are equipped with five areas of outside play. The children have scheduled times in the morning and the afternoon to explore their outside world. As an added safety feature, our schools have six-foot fencing around the outside perimeter of the play areas. The play equipment is state-of-the-art and Kids R Kids abides by the federal regulations on safety equipment and their surrounding fall zones. We have added shade structures over the equipment for protection and comfort from the sun. Our splash pad has a variety of water spray features so children can enjoy safe water play throughout the hot summer months.

Yes, we serve hot meals and nutritional snacks. Our location is equipped with a full-service kitchen and staff trained in nutrition, USDA guidelines, and proper portions for young children. We do not serve peanut products due to allergies in many children. Pork is not served. Check out our menus here!

Information is provided by the school on any charges that may apply. 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.

Yes, the Kids R Kids faculty are required to follow Texas 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 provide the skills needed to create a quality learning environment. The staff is encouraged to further their education through CDA and CCP programs and are encouraged to attend professional training conferences. Most of our staff have received 120 hours of Child Development Training and earned their Child Development Associates Credential. Classes are arranged and provided by the school for the teacher’s convenience.