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PISD Dearing Elementary Extended Day Program

What these mean, and where they come from

Medium means the middle half of Austin-area’s 928 licensed centers by state-licensed capacity: 62 to 153 children. Small is 12 to 61; large is 154 to 731.

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What the state has found

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From Texas HHSC’s published reports, last checked September 25, 2026.

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State record — Texas HHSC

Last visit
October 4, 2021
On file
1 visit, October 2021 — it cited findings
Most serious
No finding carrying a severity level in the last 24 months.

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Oct 2021 Licensing visit 1 finding

Licensing visit · October 4, 2021

744.1601 - Child/ Caregiver Ratio · Medium High

Today, one group had 27 children, ages 4 to 7 years old, in one group. Per attendance records, both groups would have more than 30 students with one teacher. This was corrected, when parents came to pick up their child from the program.

State licensing record

Details

5125944530

Address
4301 Gattis School Rd
License
1583376, active

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