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About Future Moguls Learning Center
Future Moguls Childcare and Learning Center
Future Moguls Learning Center in San Antonio focuses on more than basic childcare, aiming to instill an entrepreneurial spirit in children from a young age. Since 2007, the center has integrated lessons on innovative thinking and leadership skills alongside a traditional monthly curriculum covering literacy, numeracy, and motor skills. The program is designed to provide a strong educational foundation through child-centered play and structured classroom activities. The facility is specifically tailored for modern working and military families, offering rare extended hours from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The center features a fully equipped nursery, spacious learning areas, and diverse enrichment programs including art, sports, and STEM. With a focus on holistic development, the staff works to ensure every child thrives academically, socially, and emotionally in a secure environment.
What Parents Say
5 reviews from parents
Personally my kids do not go here, however it raises a safety concern when you have the bus driving everyday m-f in between the warehouses across the street and sometimes yes at a high rated speed. I know at some point kids are in those vehicles and we have 18 wheelers as well as just wreck less people driving through here. Please be mindful of the cargo you are carrying and just take the streets/lights dont try to cut corners coming through the warehouses SPEEDING. Plus theres nails here and a lot of them from the pallets if youre driving at a high speed and have a blow out plus kids in the vehicle ! Come on. Please just be mindful of the kids you carry in your vehicle. As a parent i wouldnt want to see this.
My child was super happy at future Moguls she was very excited to go and be a part of the classes. The teaching is superb and the kids lean in to learn.
Just an update since it’s been a few years and I’m just now seeing this. To let my clarify it wasn’t my children’s feet that were dirty, but their socks. And we advised by the pediatrician to not put shoes on our boys since they were twins born 8 weeks early. So although they could walk, they weren’t developmentally ready for shoes. Our boys were always looking good and I have pics to back it. The comments threatening me were not appropriate and Ms. D profusely apologized. Not only that, but I work with disabled children as a registered behavior therapist. So to think I didn’t know state guidelines on what is reportable and what is not is insane. I strongly suggest everyone at this daycare ESPECIALLY ms Moore take the mandatory reporter class that is offered by DFPS themselves where it very clearly STATES, neglect is DIRECTLY having access to resources and WILLFULLY choosing not to change the child’s circumstances in which could result in immediate and unreliable damage to a child’s health, safety, or well being. We didn’t have a washing machine, for one, 2, my children were advised against shoes from their pediatrician. These things were made known to the director and owner. That is NOT child neglect. And the fact that this child care would even try to argue that in these comments is WILD to me. Hopefully since it’s been a few years that yall have educated yourselves on what is and what is not neglect, and some dirty socks is not. How disappointing. 🤷♀️ but glad my kids have since gone to a better child care where we have had no problems. 🙂 To add pic of one of my twins at the time in his highchair in their infant room. He doesn’t “not look great” I see a happy boy, in a clean onesie excited to see his mom. 🤷♀️ who was just turning one but is behind due to being barely four pounds when he was born, as you can see by his leg development why his doctor recommended not putting shoes on them. 🤷♀️ like I said, hope this daycare and their manners has gotten better.
We enrolled our son last month and our family LOVES future moguls and the team of care providers! We feel like he gets a great amount of individualized attention. The care providers are very prompt with logging activities like sleep and feedings and are very prompt in responses to parents throughout the day. The level of communication is very professional, and provides a lot of comfort. The facility is VERY secure! I was picking my son up and hadn’t met much of the afternoon team working and because we hadn’t met, they checked my ID, paperwork, and made sure he was supposed to be leaving with me and I genuinely appreciate that level of security. The operation hours are exactly what we need, and we feel like the price to attend is more than reasonable. The facility is also clean, yet full of toys for the little ones! I don’t think you’ll find a better daycare in the area!
My daughter has been going here for about 3 weeks now and absolutely loves it. Drop off with her are rough but the staff never seems to mind it and will pick her up with a smile every morning. She comes home just as happy as can be, I’m so grateful to have found such a wonderful and caring daycare for her to attend
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Safety Record
Future Moguls Learning Center maintains an active license (#1528935) with the Texas Health and Human Services and has no recent major safety incidents or legal issues reported in the news. Historical state inspection records from 2014-2015 noted violations including accessible cleaning supplies and instances where caregivers were unaware of exact child counts, but these were reported as corrected. Current records indicate a capacity of 84 children with no recent adverse enforcement actions found.
Parent Reputation
Parent reviews are generally positive, highlighting the center's developmental curriculum and the dedication of the directors, Natalie and Dee. The facility is frequently praised for its unique extended hours (5:00 AM – 9:00 PM), which cater to working and military families. Some platforms note that the center often has limited availability or no immediate openings due to its popularity.
Staff Insights
Employee reviews on platforms like Indeed are mixed, with an average rating of approximately 3.0 stars. Staff members report enjoying the work with children and describe the pay as competitive ($14–$21 per hour), but they frequently cite 'funky' management, a lack of consistent leadership, and occasional shortages of supplies as significant stressors.
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