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Technology Children’s Centers - School Information
Location: MIT Campus, Eastgate building | Building E55 60 Wadsworth Street Cambridge, MA 02142 - map
Phone: 617-253-5907
Director: Gina Tzizik
Email: tccinfo@mit.edu
Website: http://hrweb.mit.edu/mitchildcare/index.html
Ages: 15 months – 2 years 8 months
NAEYC: Yes
Parent Reviews
This center was fabulous! The program is managed by a company known as Bright Horizons and they are doing a wonderfull job!
The staff was warm and friendly the classrooms were warm and invting! The play space was remarkable, full of interesting things for children to do. The classrooms have so much natural sunluight and the curriculum philosphy challenges the child to be a creative thinker. The child leads the learning based on what they are interested in!
My child and I loved it there
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December 10 2007
great school!!!
January 8 2008
Horribly managed by Bright Horizon, from an insider’s point of view. It looks slick and stimulating but behind the surface, a poorly disorganized mess with very unhappy staff. The management “cuts corners”, resulting in understaffing and grossly configured classrooms- 2.9 year-olds mixed with five-year-olds; they say this is intentional mixed grouping…but the real reason for developmentally mixed grouping which is very unhealthy for the children and staff is more economic. Just ask parents for honest input and you will know what goes on in this center.
Don’t be fooled by outward appearances!