Allstarz Children Academy (Morrisville, Rockwell, Norman: day care, home, school)

[GoBlue223]

Does anyone know about Allstarz Children Academy day care in Morrisville? We're looking for a day care for our first child coming in the spring and heard about this place but don't know much about it.

[TinkaMcKirk]

My youngest daughter goes there (she's 4 years old), and my oldest daughter attends the after-school program (and sometimes the track-out programs) at the school-age counterpart -- Kids Zone.

We've been going there since they opened a little over a year ago, and I have nothing but good things to say about it. It's the third daycare we've experienced, having been with one in NY for four years (Bright Horizons), one here for just under a year (KidsRKids) and now AllStarz.

The teachers are all incredibly nice, professional and well educated. And the facilities are wonderful. Have you taken a tour yet? Please feel free to send me a direct message if you'd like more information.

[xial08]

Any updates on the daycare? We are looking to go there.

[Concerned & Angry Parent]

I am writing this review because I have experienced it step by step and cannot emphasize how disgusted I am with how they treated a man with a disability and an auto-immune disorder. After running into trouble with their son going home dehydrated and malnourished, he asked how he could help the situation. They consistently avoided the question and focused on claiming that they are not able to make my fiend happy. I have never heard of anyone being exiled from a daycare situation especially when a child has special needs, but All Starz made sure that they were put in this category. I was worried for my friend when we looked at some of the previous reviews of All Starz. For each complaint, they tried to spin it off in a fashion that painted those parents and children in such a negative light. This is now going to inevitably happen to my friend. After witnessing the owner’s behavior with his unprofessional demeanor and double standards/catch 22’s, I can only imagine how horrible they made those other parents feel too and what All Starz will claim about my friend. Bottom line, All Starz is a business, not a daycare, not a school, a business. They will treat you fine if you and your child are part of the typical cookie-cutter Norman Rockwell type family. If you deter from that at all, you will get the warning “well if this continues, decisions will have to be made.” What they don’t tell you is that it is not a warning at all, the decision was already made, especially if they have another family on the wait list that can easily take your child’s spot. If you have a young boy with any type of energy, stay away. He will be siloed because he does not act like a calm little girl. Any child that may act in any way that is atypical, you will have trouble here, unless you "know" the owners as in the case of another boy who bit, scratched, and punch his son with a toy 8 times in one morning. All Starz is a business, they are about the bottom line, not about the child. Parents, please beware and be careful. Please stay away and don’t be tricked by the fancy done up facility. The class sizes are very large, and your child will not get the attention he or she deserves. You are better off hiring a nanny which will end up being cheaper, more flexible, and customized than trying to work in the rigid confines of All Starz with their substantially hefty bills.

[cyn7cyn]

Originally Posted by Concerned & Angry Parent

I am writing this review because I have experienced it step by step and cannot emphasize how disgusted I am with how they treated a man with a disability and an auto-immune disorder. After running into trouble with their son going home dehydrated and malnourished, he asked how he could help the situation. They consistently avoided the question and focused on claiming that they are not able to make my fiend happy. I have never heard of anyone being exiled from a daycare situation especially when a child has special needs, but All Starz made sure that they were put in this category. I was worried for my friend when we looked at some of the previous reviews of All Starz. For each complaint, they tried to spin it off in a fashion that painted those parents and children in such a negative light. This is now going to inevitably happen to my friend. After witnessing the owner’s behavior with his unprofessional demeanor and double standards/catch 22’s, I can only imagine how horrible they made those other parents feel too and what All Starz will claim about my friend. Bottom line, All Starz is a business, not a daycare, not a school, a business. They will treat you fine if you and your child are part of the typical cookie-cutter Norman Rockwell type family. If you deter from that at all, you will get the warning “well if this continues, decisions will have to be made.” What they don’t tell you is that it is not a warning at all, the decision was already made, especially if they have another family on the wait list that can easily take your child’s spot. If you have a young boy with any type of energy, stay away. He will be siloed because he does not act like a calm little girl. Any child that may act in any way that is atypical, you will have trouble here, unless you "know" the owners as in the case of another boy who bit, scratched, and punch his son with a toy 8 times in one morning. All Starz is a business, they are about the bottom line, not about the child. Parents, please beware and be careful. Please stay away and don’t be tricked by the fancy done up facility. The class sizes are very large, and your child will not get the attention he or she deserves. You are better off hiring a nanny which will end up being cheaper, more flexible, and customized than trying to work in the rigid confines of All Starz with their substantially hefty bills.

No the question is why is your friend putting a special needs child in a commercial daycare expecting professional results?

[shoot001]

It's pretty good except they can't control virus spreading among kids. My daughter got infected and diagnosed pneumonia once. I was very nervous as a new parent.