Outreach Christian Child Care

Do NOT take your precious children here! Terrible, unsafe, and illegal ratios and children left unsupervised! Awful place!

Outreach Christian Education provides the highest quality in academic excellence, while instilling Godly character traits. Students are encouraged to overcome their weaker areas and challenged to excel in their proficiencies. Because students are required to master a concept before moving on, they become more confident in their abilities, and are thus equipped to reach their full potential, rather than just being lost in the shuffle of a large group. OCE offers small class sizes, which foster the focus on the individual student. Slower learners are encouraged and empowered towards success. Faster learners are challenged to reach new heights of achievement. At OCE, each student is more than just a number. They are part of a family; and each member excels beyond expectation and stereotypical norms. Outreach Christian Education trains, equips, and empowers.

Outreach Christian Education has been a blessing to our oldest son and youngest daughter. The amount and level of information they learned (and learn) was (and is) so exciting! My husband and I are thrilled with the growth we saw in our older son and now witness every week with our youngest daughter! Even our middle daughter, who I was able to stay home with for all the pre-Kindergarten years, always looks forward to picking up her little sister, in order to interact with OCE kids, staff and activities! (She definitely would have been potty trained faster, if she had been an OCE kid, too!) I understand her excitement, because it is a very positive and fun atmosphere. When my youngest returned to OCE from summer break recently, I was so touched by the genuine warmth and amazing welcome she received... it brought tears of thankfulness to my eyes, as soon as I got in the car to head to work. As we approached her center room, I could hear a squeal of her nickname, in the classroom on the left, from the teacher she will have next year, saw a giant smile, in the classroom on the right, from her former teacher, and then straight ahead was hugs from her classmates and a warm welcome from her new teacher. The rooms sort of connect through doorways, so those teachers and students were spilling in every doorway to tell my daughter how much they missed her and how happy they were to have her back. I was so touched that my daughter had such a loving home away from home- a genuine family atmosphere where she was so valued and important... not just by her teacher, but by EVERYONE- from the directors all the way to the children! I was looking back on photos and came upon fun memories from last year, when one of the teachers painted my daughter's nails during free time, as a reward. She was 2.5yo, and I had never even had the guts to attempt to paint her nails... It was on my heart to try soon, because of the cues and interest in style that my child had been showing, but I was so impressed that this teacher, who was not even her regular classroom teacher, had picked up on Desi's passion for fashion, too! They all go the extra mile to create special memories and connections with each child. There are so many fun activities and events that parents are welcomed and encouraged to attend, also! When I was looking at the past photos, I also saw a memory from the art fair. Her teacher asked another staff to step in on her class, so she could personally show me a piece of Desi's art in the gallery, that she was so impressed with... They just really pour their heart into these kids... it is a special place that gives children such a positive first impression towards learning and relationships.

My daughter has learned so much in the year she has been there. I love the teachers and the learning environment.

Physically and mentally abusive teachers and caregivers. its a far cry from what a true Christian ministry should be. I don't know what happened but somehow they figured out how to have feedback from Google deleted or there must be an error. Trust me, you do not want to take your child there.