Ruggles Street Learning Center

The baby room is AMAZING! The teachers care about the children, are able to diagnose most illnesses before you take the kids to the doctor and are adopted grandmothers to most of the children.
Once kids turn one year old, they get moved to room 2 — which is a wake up call. These teachers are at the other end of the spectrum. My son came home with an incident report 3 times in his first 5 days. He had a huge bump on his forehead where he fell, he had a black eye the second time and had his finger pinched in a toy the 3^rd time. The teachers had no accountability and blamed other children. A little girl in his class got a broken leg, but teacher wouldn’t offer up what happened. My son has asthma, but his medication was never administered on time. Several of his friends withdrew shortly after entering room 2. It was a disappointment, so we eventually withdrew as well.
The director is well aware of the problems in room 2, but has done nothing to improve the level of care. If you are going to enroll your baby, they will be in great hands for the first year, but plan on changing schools once they turn a year old.