Highlands Learning Academy
Licensed child-care center in San Antonio, TX 78210 · Texas operation #1669165
Record summary
2 high-risk · 4 total
2 high-risk citations in the last 24 months (4 citations in all, from 5 inspections); last inspection Aug 19, 2026.
0 of 4 citations were corrected while the inspector was there.
Counted from the state's records from Nov 12, 2024 to Nov 12, 2026. This is a count, not a grade: bigger centers get more visits, and one visit can produce several citations. How we summarize.
Details
- Address
- 3314 S Gevers St, San Antonio, TX 78210
- Phone
- (210) 346-1093
- Ages served
- Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, School age
- Hours
- Mon to Fri, 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM
- Licensed capacity
- 64 children
- Child care subsidy
- Yes, accepts subsidies (such as Workforce Solutions CCS)
- Type
- Licensed child-care center
- Permit
- Full Permit since Sep 4, 2018
- Director
- Yvonne Huerta
- Programs
- School Age Care, Before School Care, Meals Provided, After School Care, Snacks Provided, Part Time Care, Transportation to/from School, Field Trips
Texas age groups: infants are under 18 months, toddlers 18 months to 3 years, pre-kindergarten 3 and 4 years (age when the school year starts), school age 5 and older and in kindergarten or above. Openings and tuition are not in the state data: call to ask.
Inspection history, last 24 months
Aug 19, 2026: Inspection
No citations.
Aug 17, 2026: Inspection
1 citation.
High risk Each caregiver must know how many children they are responsible for.
State rule 746.1205(a)(2) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Responsibilities of Caregivers - Know number of children responsible for"
Inspector's note: A caregiver could not determine how many children were in her care. This was corrected at inspection when the assistant director took roll and corrected the count.
Corrected Aug 17, 2026, verified by the state Aug 19, 2026. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Mar 31, 2026: Inspection
1 citation.
Medium-high risk A child with a diagnosed food allergy must have an emergency plan signed by the parent and a health-care professional.
State rule 746.3819 (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Food Allergy Emergency Plan Signed by Parents and Health Care Professional"
Inspector's note: Two children's files were missing a food allergy plan, however their enrollment forms indicated a diagnosed food allergy.
Corrected Apr 14, 2026, verified by the state Apr 1, 2026. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Apr 10, 2025: Inspection
No citations.
Apr 4, 2025: Inspection
2 citations.
High risk Cleaning supplies and toxic materials must be marked, kept away from food and out of children's reach.
State rule 746.3407(12) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Mark Cleaning Supplies, Toxic Materials; Keep Separate from Food and Inaccessible to Children"
Inspector's note: There were bottles of cleaning solutions hanging on a door rack inside the closet next to infant formula and milk bottles in the infant I classroom.
Corrected Apr 4, 2025, verified by the state Apr 10, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium-high risk Areas children use must be kept free of safety hazards, such as uncovered electrical outlets, unprotected heaters or fans, or reachable water.
State rule 746.3701 (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Safety - Areas Free From Hazards"
Inspector's note: There was a purse on top of a chair that was by the changing station in the two year old classroom. Note, corrected at inspection when the purse was moved to a high shelf.
Corrected Apr 4, 2025, verified by the state Apr 10, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
In the year before that (Nov 12, 2023 to Nov 12, 2024): 1 visit and 0 citations. Older history is on the official record.
What the risk levels mean
Texas gives every rule a weight from High to Low, based on the risk to children when it is broken. A citation is one rule found not met at one visit. How to read a Texas inspection report.
- High risk: breaking it can put a child in immediate danger (for example supervision, ratios, safe sleep, background checks, prohibited punishment).
- Medium-high risk: a real safety or health concern, but usually less immediate (for example hazards in a room, missing medical or allergy information, required training).
- Medium risk: important for health and safety over time (for example records, drills, equipment upkeep).
- Medium-low risk: mostly paperwork or reporting that supports safety.
- Low risk: administrative requirements with little direct risk to children.
Official record
The full record, including older history, is on the state's site: Highlands Learning Academy on Search Texas Child Care. Texas operation #1669165.
Other daycares in Downtown, Southtown & Lavaca
- First Presbyterian Church Children's Center No citations in 24 months
- Learning With Grace Educational Child Care No citations in 24 months
- S Presa Head Start No citations in 24 months
- St. Philip's College Child Development Center No citations in 24 months
- The Juice Box School No citations in 24 months
- Y School Age @ James Bonham Elementary No citations in 24 months
- Y School Age @ YWLA Primary No citations in 24 months
- Play 2 Learn Child Development Center 1 citation, none high-risk
All daycares in Downtown, Southtown & Lavaca