Strengths
- Voted Texoma's Best Private School multiple consecutive years including 2025
- Small class sizes with strong teacher-to-student ratios for preschool
- Comprehensive preschool program with music, art, chapel, gym, and field trips
Considerations
- Higher cost typical of private Christian schools
Strengths
- Average teacher tenure of 13 years reflects high staff stability
- Play-based curriculum covering art, science, math, reading, dramatic play, and chapel
- Parent review: 'Wonderful preschool program!! The teachers are caring and the director is great!'
Considerations
- Follows WFISD school calendar only (mid-August through late May) — no summer program
Strengths
- Owner and teachers praised for genuine care: 'I wouldn't send my babies anywhere else'
- Texas Rising Star quality rated; diapers included in tuition
- Smaller class sizes allowing more individual attention for each child
Considerations
Strengths
- Texas Rising Star 4-star (highest) provider; licensed for full-time care since 1985
- Yelp reviewer: 'CCF is a great day care. Both of my daughters have gone there, and we love the teachers, and the director'
Considerations
Strengths
- Owner and teachers praised for genuine care: 'I wouldn't send my babies anywhere else'
- Texas Rising Star quality rated; diapers included in tuition
- Smaller class sizes allowing more individual attention for each child
Considerations
Strengths
- Christian-based daycare serving ages 0 weeks through 14 years
- Offers before/after school care, family days, holiday parties, and transportation
- Strong community reputation
Considerations
Strengths
- Faith-based program; staff described as truly loving and caring for children
- Texas School Ready certified for 3- and 4-year-old classes
- Staff hold continuous education hours and Red Cross training
Considerations
Strengths
- Voted Texoma's Best Private School multiple consecutive years including 2025
- Small class sizes with strong teacher-to-student ratios for preschool
- Comprehensive preschool program with music, art, chapel, gym, and field trips
Considerations
- Higher cost typical of private Christian schools
Strengths
- Texas Rising Star 3-star recipient
- Uses Frog Street Curriculum (infants/toddlers) and Discovery curriculum (preschool)
- Sensory playground with plants for hands-on exploration
Considerations
Strengths
- Zero high-severity deficiencies on HHSC record — strong regulatory compliance history
- Operating hours: 09:00 AM-01:00 PM
Considerations
Strengths
- Part-time Christian preschool with strong faith integration (Chapel, Bible stories, Spanish, music)
- Licensed since 1985; serves 18 months through pre-K
Considerations
- Part-time schedule only (Mon–Thu, 9am–2pm, Sept–May); not suitable for full-time working parents
Strengths
- Texas Rising Star 4-star (highest) provider; licensed for full-time care since 1985
- Yelp reviewer: 'CCF is a great day care. Both of my daughters have gone there, and we love the teachers, and the director'
Considerations
Strengths
- Free Early Head Start program for low-income infants and toddlers
- Offers both home-based and center-based program options
- Operated by established nonprofit North Texas Parent and Child Development, Inc.
Considerations
Strengths
- Over 20 years of experience providing childcare in Wichita Falls
- Accepts Texas childcare subsidies
Considerations
Strengths
- Zero high-severity deficiencies on HHSC record — strong regulatory compliance history
- Serves full age range from infant through Pre-K — continuity of care for growing families
- Snacks provided as part of daily program
- Operating hours: 07:00 AM-05:30 PM
Considerations
Strengths
- 96% recommendation rate from 38 Facebook reviews
- Parents report children learning colors, ABCs, and potty training successfully
- Friendly staff; kids described as well taken care of
Considerations
Strengths
- Staff has 100+ years combined childcare experience; founded 1986
- Year-round center open 7:00 AM–5:30 PM; peanut/tree-nut free environment
- BBB A+ rated; play-based and creativity-based curriculum
Considerations
- Some employee reviews cite insufficient teacher-to-child ratios causing staff burnout
- Employee allegations about management falsifying state compliance forms
Strengths
- Over 20 years of experience providing childcare in Wichita Falls
- Accepts Texas childcare subsidies
Considerations
Strengths
- Learner-led, project-based curriculum from infancy through 9th grade
- Parents note the school fosters critical thinking and encourages imagination
Considerations
- Newer school; limited independent review data available
Strengths
- Small licensed capacity of 24 keeps class sizes intimate and teacher attention high
- Serves full age range from infant through Pre-K — continuity of care for growing families
- Snacks provided as part of daily program
- Operating hours: 07:30 AM-03:30 PM
Considerations
- 1 high-severity deficiency on HHSC record — review latest inspection report before enrolling
Strengths
- Over 20 years of experience providing childcare in Wichita Falls
- Accepts Texas childcare subsidies
Considerations
Strengths
- Staff has 100+ years combined childcare experience; founded 1986
- Year-round center open 7:00 AM–5:30 PM; peanut/tree-nut free environment
- BBB A+ rated; play-based and creativity-based curriculum
Considerations
- Some employee reviews cite insufficient teacher-to-child ratios causing staff burnout
- Employee allegations about management falsifying state compliance forms
Strengths
- Inclusive nonprofit serving children with and without disabilities
- Transportation services available; advocacy and respite care also offered
- Parents report children thrive in a welcoming, accepting environment
Considerations
- Primarily serves children with intellectual/developmental disabilities — limited general daycare slots
Strengths
- Established since 2005 with multiple locations; offers infant through school-age care
- Before/after school care and summer camp with weekly themes
Considerations
- Yelp reviewer noted it may not suit middle-age toddlers well
Strengths
- Accepts child-care subsidies — accessible to families using state financial assistance
- Serves full age range from infant through Pre-K — continuity of care for growing families
- Snacks provided as part of daily program
- Operating hours: 06:30 AM-05:30 PM
Considerations
- 2 high-severity deficiencies on HHSC record — review latest inspection report before enrolling
Strengths
- Highly regarded nonprofit serving the community since 1918
- Nutritious family-style meals and snacks provided
- Licensed by Texas Department of Family Services
Considerations
Strengths
- Operated by Child Care Partners, a nonprofit with nearly 100 years of service
- Play-based curriculum; serves infants from 8 weeks; peanut-free facility
Considerations
Strengths
- Accepts child-care subsidies — accessible to families using state financial assistance
- Serves full age range from infant through Pre-K — continuity of care for growing families
- Snacks provided as part of daily program
- Operating hours: 05:30 AM-06:00 PM
Considerations
- 2 high-severity deficiencies on HHSC record — review latest inspection report before enrolling
Strengths
- Zero high-severity deficiencies on HHSC record — strong regulatory compliance history
- Small licensed capacity of 40 keeps class sizes intimate and teacher attention high
- Snacks provided as part of daily program
- Operating hours: 07:30 AM-05:30 PM
Considerations
Strengths
- Serves 21 elementary schools with structured recreation-based afterschool care
- Daily meals and snacks provided; hands-on educational experiences offered
Considerations
Strengths
- Christian-based; operating since 2003 with a passionate, hands-on director
- Full-day care including Bible time, arts and crafts, outdoor play, and group activities
- Staff are CPR/first aid certified; transportation and meals provided
Considerations
- Some employee reviews note need for better management and more staff training
Strengths
- Accepts child-care subsidies — accessible to families using state financial assistance
- Small licensed capacity of 48 keeps class sizes intimate and teacher attention high
- Snacks provided as part of daily program
- Operating hours: 06:30 AM-05:30 PM
Considerations
- 1 high-severity deficiency on HHSC record — review latest inspection report before enrolling
Strengths
- Caring, dedicated staff highlighted by multiple parents
- Clean facility with a strong learning environment (Mother Goose Time curriculum)
- Children reported to be happy and excited to attend
Considerations
- Some reports of staff playing favorites with children
- Employee reviews mention management issues and inconsistent discipline
Strengths
- Newer facility (opened 2023) with 9 classrooms; serves up to 120 children ages 6 weeks–4 years
- Follows Creative Curriculum; YMCA organizational backing and standards
Considerations
- No parent reviews yet; facility is relatively new
Strengths
- Clean safety record with zero high deficiencies
- Welcomes infants and toddlers with subsidy acceptance
Considerations
- Small capacity may mean limited availability or waitlists
Strengths
- Texas Rising Star 4-star (highest level) certified provider
- Follows Creative Curriculum with research-based, developmentally appropriate practices
- Full-service facility: gym, multi-purpose room, early childhood center, teen center
Considerations
Strengths
- Texas Rising Star certified; peanut and tree-nut free environment
- Play-based learning for infants through 12 years including special needs
- Meals and school transportation provided
Considerations
- Some reviews cite staff professionalism and communication issues during closures
- Chamber of Commerce rating of 3.7 stars suggests mixed experiences
Strengths
- Faith-based community environment with full age range from infant through school age
- Accepts child care subsidies
Considerations
- High deficiencies on HHSC record should be discussed with the director before enrolling
Strengths
- Zero high deficiencies in HHSC inspections, reflecting a consistent safety focus
- Accepts child care subsidies for income-eligible families
Considerations
- Minimal online presence makes independent research difficult before visiting
Strengths
- Zero high deficiencies across HHSC inspections
- Serves full age range from infants through school age
Considerations
- Does not accept child care subsidies, limiting access for lower-income families
Strengths
- Accepts child care subsidies, making care accessible for working families
- Serves full age range from infant through school age
Considerations
- No online presence or website makes it difficult to research before visiting
- Zero high deficiencies noted but limited public review data available
Strengths
- Staff who truly care about students per teacher reviews
- Texas Rising Star certified facility
Considerations
- Now operating as Seymour Road Day School at 3208 Seymour Rd — Carousel branding may not be current
Strengths
- Uses accredited ABEKA Christian-based curriculum
Considerations
- Employee reviews on Glassdoor describe some disorganization at ABC Learning Centers generally
Strengths
- 65-year community institution; multigenerational families return generation after generation
- STEM-based programming; peanut and tree-nut free environment
- Child reports loving activities and staff
Considerations
- BBB complaint about leadership in their youth volleyball league program