Crème de la Crème School of Mckinney

Reviews

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  Katie Tapper

  Oct 9, 2025
  5.0
  The center is really nice. Definitely visually appealing. Megan was very informative about her center. She cares alot about the kids and it shows.
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  Cindy Oh

  Sep 24, 2025
  5.0
  Our daughter's been here since she was 2! All the teachers know her by name (including the ones that aren't her day to day teacher). I originally chose this daycare because it seemed fun and I valued FUN when she was 2, but now that she's 4, I also love how much she's learning!
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  Jessica Arellano

  Sep 2, 2023
  2.0
  At first everything was great. I sent my child to the summer camp and then for afterschool care. He seemed to like most of the teachers. There was one woman that was new and every day she would tell me something my child did wrong. She would state these things in front of other staff and the rest of the children when she should have been advising the director to discuss any issues about my child. Before I could complain about her she quit. I just felt she didn't even like children and was very unprofessional. No other teacher complained except her. My child was always getting sick. Sometimes if they don't have enough capacity for each individual age group/classroom - they will put all the kids in one of the rooms in the front by the entrance. So, my child was around all of these smaller kids just marinating in a room with germs. I could literally smell the bacteria in the room when I picked my kid up. Zoe would bring in her own child and she would be coughing and sneezing all the time. The blonde that sat up front most of the time would be on her phone if she wanted to ignore you or any questions you may have. She would also give out wrong information at times that the director Kelley would correct me on after. My child seemed to like it there but I ended up removing my child because of getting sick so many times back to back and also because there was a teacher I deduced to be a man and I was told that he preferred to be recognized as a woman. This bothered me because they were teaching my child to call this person she/her and I do not subscribe to lying to my child or making my child play make believe to suit someone's delusions. I don't care about how other people live their lives and want no part of changing my or my my child's vocabulary to go along with social agendas. Also, this person wanted to hug my child all the time and gave my child an inappropriate gift that I kept as a reminder that the intent was not a simple kind gesture. If they are going to keep all the kids in one room, they need to spray some Lysol in there before and after. Also, these children are too young to be exposed to the adult mindset of gender being a construct when it is actually basic biology. There are 2 genders and a man cannot be a woman and a woman cannot be a man. It is scientifically impossible to change your gender. If you want to present as another gender fine, but don't make my child play along. It is confusing to young children. I do have to add that there is a noticeable difference in the summer camp vs the afterschool structure. The summer camp staff seems to be more helpful and knowledgeable about dealing with children. But, they usually have jobs during the year in the actual school districts. During the regular school year it seems the staff changes a lot - other than about 3-4 people. At least during the time I dealt with them.
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  Jim Turner

  Sep 17, 2017
  4.0
  Good location. Overpriced for what you get.

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