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About Memorial Parkway Elementary School
YMCA Afterschool at Memorial Parkway Elementary
Located directly on the Memorial Parkway Elementary campus, this YMCA program provides a seamless transition from the school day to after-school care. The program is designed for children from Pre-K through 5th grade, offering a structured environment where students can focus on homework, social-emotional learning, and physical activity. Children have access to school facilities including the cafeteria, gymnasium, and outdoor playground. The staff facilitates activities based on core values of honesty, respect, responsibility, and caring. A healthy afternoon snack is provided daily, ensuring children are fueled for both academic support and active play. With hours extending until 6:30 PM, the program serves as a convenient and safe option for working families within the Katy ISD community.
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No safety concerns, major violations, or news-worthy incidents were found specifically for the YMCA Afterschool program at Memorial Parkway Elementary (License #1558061). State records indicate the facility is a licensed before and after-school provider with a capacity of 30 children. All staff are required to pass FBI background checks and receive 40 hours of annual training, including CPR and First Aid.
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Direct parent reviews for this specific location were not found on major platforms like Yelp or Google. However, general survey data from the YMCA of Greater Houston shows 92% of parents feel their children are physically and emotionally safe, and 96% agree their children have positive social interactions. The program is recognized in the community for its long-standing partnership with Katy ISD schools.
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Employee reviews for the YMCA of Greater Houston suggest mixed experiences, with staff reporting rewarding work with children but citing challenges such as high burnout, low hourly pay, and inconsistent management support. General parent survey results for the association indicate that 87% of parents believe the staff are well-trained and qualified for their roles.
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