Summary
A daycare center in Minnesota fixed a misspelled sign after it was featured in a viral video by YouTuber Nick Shirley, who accused several taxpayer-funded daycare centers of not providing services. The video claims, including funding details, have not been independently confirmed, but the center stated that Shirley visited outside of regular hours.
Key Facts
- A daycare center in Minnesota fixed a sign that was misspelled as "Quality Learing Center."
- YouTuber Nick Shirley's video, accusing daycare centers of fraud, has been viewed over 130 million times.
- Shirley claimed that these centers, funded by Minnesota’s Child Care Assistance Program, did not provide services.
- The Quality Learning Center is licensed to serve 99 children but appeared inactive in Shirley's video.
- The center claims Shirley visited outside its operating hours.
- Photos from various media outlets show children at the center and the corrected sign.
- Newsweek has not verified Shirley's allegations about the daycare centers' funding and activities.
