Coventry Children's Center received an average rating of 1.00 out of 5 stars from 1 reviews.
Toddlers allowed to go escape unnoticed by ccdrake77 on 8/20/2015 My son went to Coventry Children's Center for a year. On July 7, 2015, my son and another toddler left the daycare unnoticed. That day, there were 10 children in the toddler room and 2 teachers. The boys escaped during snack time (which is typically around 10:30). The teachers approached the administrator at 10:45 to let her know that one boy was missing (they didn't even realize that my son was missing until they saw him with the police). The administrator thinks the boys were gone for at least 5 minutes before the teachers approached her. Neither the teachers nor the administrator performed a headcount of the children. Rather than calling the police immediately, the administrator spent 10-15 minutes searching the building. She then got into her car to look for the boys herself. It was then that she saw the police that had the boys. The boys were with the police 20 minutes. The school has NO IDEA how long they boys were gone. We think they were gone 30-40 minutes. Per the police report, when the teachers did tell the administrator, the first thing they said was not to be upset with them. Not that they were concerned for the children's well being. After speaking with the administrator and police the day the incident and reading through the police statements that were written and signed by the administrator and teachers, they only knew the other boy was missing. If my son had not been found by the police, how long would he have to be missing before they realized? To date, no one has been to provide an explanation for how or why this happened because there is NO explanation.At first the boys were together but then separated, with one being found in the middle of the intersection of Euclid Heights and Coventry and my son being found on Coventry and Edgehill. As both of these are extremely busy streets, we were very fortunate that neither child was injured.The teachers were charged with child endangerment (1st degree misdemeanor) and face up to 6 months of jail time and a $1,000 fine.
My son went to Coventry Children's Center for a year. On July 7, 2015, my son and another toddler left the daycare unnoticed. That day, there were 10 children in the toddler room and 2 teachers. The boys escaped during snack time (which is typically around 10:30). The teachers approached the administrator at 10:45 to let her know that one boy was missing (they didn't even realize that my son was missing until they saw him with the police). The administrator thinks the boys were gone for at least 5 minutes before the teachers approached her. Neither the teachers nor the administrator performed a headcount of the children. Rather than calling the police immediately, the administrator spent 10-15 minutes searching the building. She then got into her car to look for the boys herself. It was then that she saw the police that had the boys. The boys were with the police 20 minutes. The school has NO IDEA how long they boys were gone. We think they were gone 30-40 minutes. Per the police report, when the teachers did tell the administrator, the first thing they said was not to be upset with them. Not that they were concerned for the children's well being. After speaking with the administrator and police the day the incident and reading through the police statements that were written and signed by the administrator and teachers, they only knew the other boy was missing. If my son had not been found by the police, how long would he have to be missing before they realized? To date, no one has been to provide an explanation for how or why this happened because there is NO explanation.At first the boys were together but then separated, with one being found in the middle of the intersection of Euclid Heights and Coventry and my son being found on Coventry and Edgehill. As both of these are extremely busy streets, we were very fortunate that neither child was injured.The teachers were charged with child endangerment (1st degree misdemeanor) and face up to 6 months of jail time and a $1,000 fine.
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