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About Williams Elementary School
YWCAre After-School at Williams Elementary
YWCAre at Williams Elementary provides a licensed after-school environment for children from Pre-K through 5th grade. Operating Monday through Friday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, the program is designed to offer a safe and engaging space for students immediately following the school day. The curriculum is play-based and educational, focusing on personal responsibility and positive life choices. Located directly on the Williams Elementary campus, the program has been a fixture in the Lubbock community for over 30 years. Daily snacks are provided through the USDA Child & Adult Care Food Program, and the center accepts child care subsidies to support working families. With a capacity for 50 children, the facility offers both full-time and part-time enrollment options.
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Safety Record
As of late 2025, YWCAre at Williams Elementary (License #404527) has a record of 11 inspections with zero penalties, two self-reported incidents, and one official report. In October 2025, a lawsuit was filed against Lubbock ISD and a Pre-K teacher for alleged sexual abuse occurring during school hours at Williams Elementary. While the teacher was an LISD employee and not explicitly linked to the YWCAre after-school program, the incident occurred at the same facility where the daycare operates.
Parent Reputation
The overall reputation for YWCA of Lubbock childcare is mixed, with reviews from parents highlighting a clean environment and friendly staff, while others express concerns regarding communication and professionalism. No specific parent reviews for the Williams Elementary site were found on major platforms. Community organizations like Lubbock Area United Way identify the program as a reliable, affordable alternative for working parents.
Staff Insights
Employees at YWCA of Lubbock report a rewarding work environment with a focus on child development, though many cite low pay and cliquey management as drawbacks. Reviews from staff at this location specifically highlight that it is a good part-time option for college students, offering flexibility but occasionally suffering from understaffing. Ratings for management and culture generally range from 3.1 to 3.7 out of 5 stars.
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