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Businiess name:
Little Red School House
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
This facility needs to focus more on the children. They're more caught up in enrolling new students and making more money than in the students currently enrolled. Maybe if they didn't have every class filled to capacity, (without the staffing to back it up, mind you) then more attention could be paid to keeping the place clean, the children who are sick wouldn't go unnoticed and could be sent home, pieces of clothing wouldn't go missing and more time could be spent educating and caring for the children. The staff also wouldn't feel so overwhelmed and the turnover rate probably wouldn't be as high, either. I know that these days a business is only worth the money they make, but maybe these reviews wouldn't mostly be negative if the management focused more on the children and staff, then on numbers. \r
The teachers do the best they can with what time and little resources are provided, and I'm sure if the management got on board with lowering the amount of students enrolled, you would see
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