Parents say unexpected closure of Ronkonkoma Tutor Time has them scrambling for new day care
One parent told News 12 that staff at the Ronkonkoma location is offering to transfer them to other Tutor Times, but that they would be placed on a waitlist.
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May 1, 2025, 9:17 PM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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6ds agoTutor Time says its Ronkonkoma location is closing because its lease is not being renewed.
Parents say they have just 30 days to find a new day care for their children.
One parent told News 12 that staff at the Ronkonkoma location is offering to transfer them to other Tutor Times, but that they would be placed on a waitlist.
Tutor Time released a statement, saying, “We have thoroughly enjoyed serving the families at Tutor Time of Ronkonkoma. Unfortunately, we received notice from our landlord that our lease will not be renewed as the building has been taken over by the town for redevelopment. We are working with our families to transfer children and staff to our sister locations and look forward to continuing to provide high quality care in this community.”
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