12 licensed childcare programs in Horizon City, Texas
In El Paso County, licensed between them for 951 children at one time. Every one is listed below with the inspection record Texas HHSC publishes: every citation, the risk level the state assigned it, and whether it was corrected.
- 12licensed programs
- 951licensed capacity
- 9take infants
- 7accept scholarships
What stands out about Horizon City
- Mostly home-based.5 of 12 programs are licensed or registered homes, 42% against 26% across El Paso. Homes versus centers
The largest program in Horizon City is Pete Duarte Head Start, licensed for 285 children. The longest-running license here was issued in 1991, to YWCA Horizon Heights After School. 3 of the 12 programs were licensed in the last two years .
How big the programs are
- 1-125
- 13-300
- 31-602
- 61-1002
- 101-1501
- 151-2000
- 200+2
Inspection record across Horizon City
Texas HHSC has recorded 60 citations against programs in Horizon City, of which 14 were classed High risk. The median program here has 11 citations on its record. A median is a description of the city, not a judgment of any program in it: a center open fifteen years has been inspected far more often than one open two. How we handle this data.
All 12 licensed programs in Horizon City
Programs with recently confirmed openings first, then by licensed capacity.
- Pete Duarte Head Start
- Horizon City KinderCare
- Riddles and Rhymes Child Care Center
- Willow Tree Child Care and Learning Center
- YWCA Horizon Heights After School
- Aladdin Day Care V
- YMCA After School Childcare at Desert Hills Elementary Schoo
- Travesuras Home Day Care
- Bertha Cisneros
- M&M's Home Daycare
- Amazing Horizons Schoolhouse
- Building Blocks Home Daycare
9 of 12 on the map. The rest have no coordinates in the state's data, so they are in the list but not on the map. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.