preschool teacher

kindergarten teacher

The-Crossing-Preschool

I started working at Crossing Borders International about 2 years ago. At my previous job, stress and a toxic work environment were rampant. 

Working here has given me the opportunity to learn and grow both as an individual and as a person. Every day I come to work, I am excited to see what the day has to bring.

When roadblocks occur, I always feel supported by the owner, Elvia Taylor. She is truly a wonderful individual and is always open to answer questions or help you fix any issues that arise. 

I personally have seen how she treats her employees both with understanding and giving them opportunities to grow as teachers and individuals.

I am so happy to work here as previous bosses and work environments were not favorable and appreciate so much my job and peers.

Some have said that no healthcare is a big con for them however, the company has offered the opportunity to bring health benefits. However, many don't sign up for it. 

We do have 401 K, 8 paid holidays and PTO that adds more days the longer you are with the company. 

For me, coming from retail and other corporate jobs, this is more than I've had before and am satisfied with what they offer in regard to benefits.

I worked in Crossing Borders for 3 years. I started as a Teacher Aide and got promoted to Assistant Director after 5 months. 

At the beginning, the company was going through changes (from paper to electronic) so it was a bit of chaos to try to communicate between parents and teachers, and between the staff. After implementing some software and child-care programs, you could see a change in the way the parents trusted the school and the teachers.

If you show great care and attitude, there is a chance you can grow as a professional inside the company. They saw potential in me and gave me a change to prove myself as an Assistant Director.

I miss working in the company terribly. If I hadn't moved I would definitively had continued working with them.

It's multicultural. Most of the employees are wonderful.There is No security benefits or health benefits at all,but it's quite a learning experience. The best part of the job is seeing the smile on a child's face when they see you and working with wonderful multicultural people. It's wonderful to feel that you've touched and made a difference in so many people and children's lives.

The management is really poor, when you need help, they just say they would help you but they never do something to help you, when the student left or transferred, they blamed you. Never got support from management. No insurance benefits, if you have kids, it’s may be a ok place for you to go, because they have stuff discount. Other than that just don’t go, waste your time, and can’t develop your career. And now, they decrease the hourly salary.

The company itself has a good team of teachers who do everything possible every day to teach the children, the assistants do magnificent work with the care of the children, magnificent multicultural environment and very beautiful, the children are very advanced and very  intelligent, they are a love

Most of the reviews are false in some way. When I was working we were told to rate the company and if someone didn’t they would try to persuade them to write one. The only reason I didn’t enjoy my work was when the ceo would come. She has no compassion for her staff and is money hungry. If you are not in her good side you are more likely to quite because she will make your job 100 times worse

Crossing Borders International Preschool has a wonderful mission that resonates with me. I love that the students we teach are learning one or more languages. My coworkers also make this school a great place to work for. They are friendly and helpful. I can always turn to them when I need support or to bounce ideas back and forth.

I felt overworked and underappreciated. I was looking to being part of a great company, but I was in for a rude awakening. I saw the hardworking staff stressed all of the time. The pay is not fair for all they do. There was also a lack of professional advancement. There needs to be a greater appreciation for daycare and pre-school workers! It is not an easy job!

I enjoyed working at Crossing Borders.  It was a great working and learning experience. The staff is really nice. The overall concept is really nice. The only downfall is that they do not offer benefits.

It is a place where the focus is to provide experiences for our students that allow them to grow and develop in an inclusive and multilingual environment.

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