Strengths
- Right At School is a national provider partnered with 16 Ohio districts and 71+ schools with Ohio SUTQ licensing
- STEM-based enrichment curriculum with 180+ daily activities; PFCC state subsidies accepted
- On-site at Cloverleaf Elementary - no transportation needed for enrolled school-age families
- Ohio parent testimonials from other RAS locations praise staff quality; children ask to arrive early
- Full-day care available during school breaks and year-round programming offered by RAS Ohio network
Considerations
- School-age only (before/after school) - not suitable for infant or preschool care
- SUTQ Not Rated - has not participated in Ohio quality rating system
- No reviews on major platforms (Google, Yelp, Care.com) for this specific site
Strengths
- Licensed continuously since 1968 - nearly 60 years serving Seville and Medina County families
- Parent reviews describe teachers as beyond amazing in a warm and caring atmosphere
- Ages 2 through 4th grade served; early hours 6:00 AM to 5:30 PM for working families
- Extremely affordable tuition reported by parents - among lowest-cost licensed options in Medina County
- Children reported coming home with crafts and memories daily; families drive 30+ minutes to attend
Considerations
- SUTQ Not Rated - has not participated in Ohio quality rating system
- Positive review text found only on aggregator listing sites, not verifiable independent platform reviews
Strengths
- Christian child care center established 2009 serving ages 6 weeks through 12 years in Seville
- Full-service care including preschool, pre-K, and summer camp; PFCC vouchers accepted
- Extended hours Monday through Friday for working families
- Bronze SUTQ rated - Ohio state-recognized quality program
Considerations
- Only 1 Yelp review - negative: parent expressed strong dissatisfaction with billing and field trip eligibility practices
- Now operating under a different name (Rise Up and Shine Christian Child Care) - possible ownership or management change
- Bronze SUTQ rating - lower quality tier than area peers