By cpp October 26, 2012
I would suggest that you think twice before enrolling your child in this school. The owner runs the school like a business and obviously only cares about getting paid. We enrolled our daughter in the infant program mid - month. We paid the tuition for the month in full. We had some personal circumstances in which we needed to pull our daughter out of the school after less than 2 weeks. When we have our notice we were told that we had to pay for the entire next month - $1,250.00 to be exact. It did state this in the contract but we thought that we can talk to the owner regarding this payment. She was rude to us and told us that we had to pay the full amount and she would not discuss it further.A few days later we got a letter in the mail stating they were going to pursue legal action against us and make us pay the tuition plus all of their court fees! I understand they are running a business - but to serve us with a letter like that a few days after we took our daughter out ...read more
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