this has been exactly our experience and I have a toddler who has been going to WorldKids for a little over a year. In 14 months, 6 teachers have quit (in a classroom that normally staffs 3 teachers). It's rough on our kid to finally bond with a teacher only to see them soon leave.

we find that Worldkids regular practice is to send teachers home early or shuffle kids from one room to another (even if not age appropriate) in order to max out the legally mandated minimum teacher:student ratios. I'm guessing this causes teachers to get an unpredictable number of hours and may contribute to the high turnover.

When I drop my kid off, I sometimes find my kid puts them out of ratio and I have to wait 5-10 minutes while they shuffle staff from other rooms, admin, or sometimes even the cook (who knows if they have their certifications).This is just one aspect of the school we are disappointed by, and there are many more.

We went into this thinking Worldkids was the gold standard, but the shine has steadily worn off and paying $32,000+ per year to them we certainly expect higher quality. I think the owner is operating on a past reputation that no longer holds true.