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About Jersey Village High School
Jersey Village Lab School Laboratory Learning
Jersey Village Lab School has served the community since 1993 as a unique laboratory learning environment. Located within Jersey Village High School, the program is led by Director Kimberly Williams and functions as a vocational training site for high school juniors and seniors. These students work alongside professional staff to provide attentive, play-based care, ensuring a low child-to-teacher ratio that benefits early development. The facility features specialized center-based classrooms dedicated to science, math, and literacy, alongside an outdoor playground for physical activity. Operating on a school-day schedule from 7:00 AM to 2:40 PM, the program focuses on developmentally appropriate practices. This setting allows children to explore age-appropriate materials in a structured yet warm environment, while supporting the next generation of educators in their professional growth.
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Safety Record
No safety concerns, legal issues, or major violations were found for Jersey Village Lab School. The facility is a licensed child care center (License #415531) that has been in operation since March 1993, with no reported incidents in current news or public records found.
Parent Reputation
Overall reputation data is limited as no specific parent reviews were found for the preschool program itself. The program is uniquely recognized as a laboratory learning environment where high school students are supervised by professional staff, which is typically regarded as providing a low child-to-teacher ratio.
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No specific employee reviews for the lab school were found. The facility is led by a Director (Kimberly Hall-Williams) and staffed by high school juniors and seniors who are trained in developmentally appropriate practices as part of their vocational education curriculum.
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