Rogy’s Learning Place

When leaving your child there early there are only 2 employees there for about 2 hours by themselves with about 15 children or more. If you have different start times at work they are not so accommodating, when you call to inform them your on your way for the bus they say they can not inform bus driver. I am a single mother of 4. I had problems with them from the start. The director was wiling to work with me on her terms only. I get paid every 2 weeks. Now there are new owners and things overwhelming. I was angry with them because they wanted me to go over my bill with them to find where they went wrong. Nobody could add the 2 weeks together and subtract what was already paid to what I really owe. It was really frustrating to deal with.
The staff there does not keep each other in the loop of what is going on most times. When you make them aware is when they then want to inform other employees. At 6 a.m. there is only on teacher in 1 classroom to drop off children. Yes, I tried being this up to them but, they kept getting angry with me. This needs to be brought to aomeones attention.

Some of us do not have to luxury of staying home with our children all time, so I am glad there is a place like this here to help me out. When I was looking for childcare, I looked at almost every option in the area and this was the best option.
Everyone that works here is nice and my son loves his teachers. When I have had issues the staff has been nothing but helpful, even the corporate office when I have had to deal with them. I feel completely safe leaving my son here. The building is locked with keypads to get in and out and there are cameras in all of the classrooms.
Much of the staff here is young, but they all know and seem to care about the children. One of the main reasons I picked this place is the atmosphere. Rogys seems a lot more warm and caring than a lot of the other places I looked at. They seem to genuinely care about the well being of your kids, and not just how much they can wring out of you. They also didn’t require a chicken pox vaccine for my son, which was a huge plus for me.
A day here does have structure as well. At the end of the day I get a little report saying what he ate, how training is going, what he played with and what kind of art project they did. He has learned a lot. I highly recommend Rogys to anyone looking for childcare. I wouldn’t take my son anywhere else.