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Star America Preschool - School Information
Locations: 780 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10036
Phone: (212) 262-4896
Website: http://www.starpreschool.com
Ages: Infants to 6 years old
Parent Reviews
I did not get the opportunity to see children and teachers interacting in the environment but overall, I was impressed. Star America Preschool is a chain of Preschools in NY. The one I had the opportunity to visit was the brand new location in NY. The school has a convenient location and is beautiful inside. The walls are painted bright and friendly and the school seems very inviting to children. Class sizes are small and each teacher has an assistant. The Director was warm and friendly and was willing to answer all my questions. To make up for no outside play area the center has a gross motor room which classes take turn using. I did not get the opportunity to see children and teachers interacting in the environment but overall, I was impressed.
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May 14 2008
There are some very good staff members here but they aren’t given the tools needed to successfully do their jobs. There are much better child care centers and for what they are charging parents, it isn’t worth it. My child started there very young and in the beginning I was happy but now I see what they are lacking. The teachers morale is low because the pay is low, they don’t have the staff development needed to offer great child care and the owner is clueless, all he cares about is making money not about the children. Parents don’t be fooled by he show they put on for you when you visit, this is one of the worst daycare centers around.
Please visit the below link for alternatives before making your decision.
August 28 2008
this center is … pretty expensive and is not worth it . it doesn’t have much to offer but play play play . personally for what they are asking for you can hire a babysitter for less and have your child taken to the park , as well as story time and arts and craft. ect this school doesn’t offer any of the above just play play and play parents beware