Children of America (childrenofamerica.com) has a 4.3 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 3 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Public & Local Services and its reputation is good. 67% of reviews are 4 stars or higher and 0% are 1 star; 1 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-08-10.
What people say
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Connie · 1 review · Experienced 2025-12-01 ·
★★★★★
Best Childcare around
I can't say enough good things about this preschool for my grandchild! It has a vibrant and nurturing atmosphere that feels like a second home. The dedicated staff is not only professional but also incredibly warm and caring, always making sure that the children feel safe and valued. They excel at communicating with parents, keeping us in the loop about our little ones' progress and daily adventures. The curriculum is filled with a delightful array of engaging, age-appropriate activities that spark creativity and curiosity. Every day, my grandchild eagerly anticipates the fun and learning that awaits, making each school day a joyful adventure!
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Mike · 2 reviews · Experienced 2023-09-25 ·
★★★★★
The center is very inviting and the…
The center is very inviting and the staff are very polite. The creativity in the classrooms are awesome. Love seeing smiling faces on the staff and all the children oh and lots of "KID" done artwork. The daily sheets at the end of the night are awesome and the fact that they add pictures and videos is a plus. I always recommend Oak Creek Children of America to friends and family. My son love seeing his teacher everyday and learning new things. It amazes me how much he is learning in the time we’ve been with the center.
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Brenda L. · 7 reviews ·
★★★★★
Basic
Decent website with good general information such as hours, food menu and even pictures of play areas. I was less impressed when I visited their facility recently. The school is having a food drive so there was a box outside each room for donations, seems harmless enough expect with so many little ones it created trip hazards and cluttered the hallways. Another example, they were talking about their curriculum and activities saying how they are posted, referencing one of the boards, they seemed righfuly embarrassed that they were two months expired. Further, they did not have as stringent labeled standards and organization for baby bottles as some of facilities. Overall the pricing which was presented to me on a post it note was reflective of the centers very basic standards.
