Our Commitment to You

At Just Kid’n Around we are serious about providing the best for your child.  You can count on us to:

• Honor your role as a parent and to partner with you in the care and development of your child.
• Make you feel completely confident and reassured when you leave your child with us.
• Value your child as a unique individual to be nurtured, protected and respected at all times.
• Have committed, dedicated educators caring for your child.
• Watch your child develop a love of learning and a rich imagination.
• Help your child develop strong bonds with our teachers and students.
• Keep open lines of communication with you so that you share in your child’s experiences.
• Treat you as a member of our Just Kid’n Around family.
• Listen carefully and respond quickly to any questions or concerns.
• Understand that it is our privilege to serve your family.

Open Door Policy

You are welcome to visit our facilities at any time. If you have any concerns, please feel free to discuss it with the assistant director, the director or the owner. We will do everything within our power to take care of your needs. We encourage parents, guardians, and family members to become active members in their child’s educational and social development. Take the time to share in your child’s growth through observations, participation and communication. Stand and watch, stay and play, sit and chat. Talk to your child’s teacher, drop her a note and be involved. Please feel free to tell the management if you have any comments – positive or negative – that may help us improve the quality of our facility or staff. We will work together to help your child develop to his or her fullest potential. Caring and dedicated staff connects you to your child’s day. Your child changes every day. This is why Just Kid’n Around Learning Center’s teachers and staff provide daily updates on your child’s development. Each afternoon we will let you know about the fun learning experiences your child is enjoying. This includes your child’s activities, developmental changes, and of course, milestones big and small.