Crossroads Early Learning Center II Inc.

“The draft 990 is provided to the board for their review. Once all questions have been resolved, the 990 is e-filed. A copy of the final 990 is sent to the organization.”

“Board members are required to disclose a potential conflict of interests. If such a conflict is deemed to exist, that board member will be recused from discussion or vote on the business matter in question.”

“Governing documents are available upon request.”

“Four of the directors are volunteers and are involved in overview of the school's activities. Our regular volunteer sets up activities in the pre-k classroom and assists the teacher as needed.”

“Program service accomplishments, continued all of our teachers are of the highest quality. They have a minimum education of a high school diploma, however several have college degrees. Each teacher goes through over 30 training hours per year including pediatric cpr and first aid. All teachers have completed an fbi finger- printing and a background check. Our curriculum is comprised of monthly thematic units as well as frog street press, learning without tears and the abeka curriculum. Frog street press is a visual curriculum that uses music to teach phonics, mathematics, colors, and shapes. Abeka is highly focused on phonics, writing, and character development. Each classroom teacher also follows the school's thematic unit for art and other fun learning activities. We provide breakfast, lunch and snacks. Our center follows usda guidelines for childhood nutrition. In our before and after school program we service the following schools: stephanie cravens, sheldon eca, sheldon lakes, garrett, royalwood, summerwood, & lakeshore elementary. When the students arrive, they are provided with a healthy snack and our excellent teachers are available to help with home-work. We have daily chapel; our students memorize a bible verse monthly. They also enjoy free time on the playground, crafts, and learning centers.”

“Crossroads elc and crossroads fellowship church of houston are commonly controlled entities under us generally accepted accounting practices. Their combined financial statements are reviewed annually. When the elc's book were set up, not all of the assets were recorded correctly for prior years. This entry correctly states the beginning balances for cash, fixed assets, and depreciation for the elc's 990.”