KinderCare in Manhasset welcomes back families after earlier enrollment reduction
KinderCare sent a letter earlier this month to parents affected by its enrollment reduction saying families could return Feb. 26.
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Feb 26, 2024, 10:44 AM
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Updated 151 days ago
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3ds agoA Manhasset day care center that left parents scrambling to find new child care welcomed back families today.
KinderCare sent a letter earlier this month to parents affected by its enrollment reduction saying families could return Feb. 26.
The facility said it had to cut enrollment because of staffing shortages.
KinderCare says they are now hiring more teachers and bringing in support staff from other centers and states.