Texas Health and Human Services license data
Brenda & John H. Duncan Rise School Of Houston
Licensed child care center, 5618 H. Mark Crosswell Street Jr, Houston, Texas 77021
State record
- License number
- 1353926
- Type
- Licensed child care center
- Permit
- Full Permit
- Issued
- Feb 7, 2012
- Capacity
- 153 children
- Ages served
- infants, toddlers, pre-K, school-age
- Last inspection
- Jun 30, 2026
- Inspections in two years
- 2
- Deficiencies in two years
- 1 medium high
- Texas Rising Star
- Not rated
- Child Care Services scholarships
- Not on the provider list
Hours and programs
Open 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, weekdays.
- Accredited
- Field Trips
Phone: (713) 532-7473 · Provider website
What care like this costs in Harris County
Brenda & John H. Duncan Rise School Of Houston has not sent us its prices. The county median for full-time care at a child care center gives you a starting point to compare its quote against.
| Age | Median a week | About a month |
|---|---|---|
| Infant | $185 | $802 |
| Toddler | $172 | $745 |
| Preschool | $167 | $724 |
| School-age | $156 | $676 |
Harris County medians, 2022, U.S. Department of Labor National Database of Childcare Prices. Daycare cost in Houston
What inspectors found
The most recent findings at this center, quoted from the state's report with the date and the risk level the state assigned.
- Jun 30, 2026, medium high risk
746.605(16) - Required Admission Information - Water Activity Permission
Ten out of Ten student files did not have the required permission to participate in water activities, if provided by the operation.
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Do you run this daycare?
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License information is from the Texas Health and Human Services public register, retrieved October 2026. License status can change; verify at childcare.hhs.texas.gov before enrolling.
Inspection and deficiency summaries are quoted from the state's published records with their dates. A deficiency is not a finding of harm; read the full report at the state link.