My twins have absolutely THRIVED since coming to St. Peter for the 3yo program. They go three days…read morea week, and ask EVERY morning if it's a school day! Next year, they'll be attending Pre-K four days a week and they are already excited. I feel like St. Peter has masted the perfect ratio of Biblical teachings and kindergarten preparedness. I couldn't be more happy, and feel completely confident every morning when I drop off my kiddos.

From the owner: St. Peter Preschool is a Christian school encompassing ages 2 years old to Pre-K. It is owned by…read moreSt. Peter Church and operated as a Christian Ministry for the children and as an Outreach Ministry to the community.

Xplor has always been amazing to our little. Major kudos to Ms. Jodie, Ms. Kristi & Ms. Debbi…read more.. that only names a few. Everyone is so amazing

We have had 3 kids go to Xplor from infant to prek the staff is top notch. We never have to worry…read moreabout our kids as we know that they are receiving excellent care. The prek teachers Ms. Marcie Ms Danita and Mr Colbie have done such a great job prepping our kids for Kindergarten. Ms. Jodi in the beginner class is always positive, upbeat, and does a great job of making my more timid daughter feel comfortable during drop off. I can't recommend this school enough.

While the teacher, Donna is impressive with her dedication, the establishment falls far short with…read moremanagement from the top down. It is over crowded, dark, dirty, loud, and chaotic. My son comes home dirty nearly everyday. Class size for pre K is 18, but the after school kids come there as well, and easily fill up one of the rooms with 50 kids of all ages! They try and economize on the air conditioning, so at times it is very hot. It is a small place, with only two rooms, no windows and really no place for the kids to go. Out back is some run down equipment for the kids to play on in two fenced in areas that feel more like pigs pens than play grounds. The owner is dishonest and inadvertently tried to charge my credit cards $360 when I authorize him to take out $120 (one week) and then says to me "it got declined." I didn't understand why until I checked with my bank. I called him back and asked if he was aware how much he charged, and he said he wasn't, that it was an accident.... Seriously? How do you punch in numbers and not know what they are? We got behind a week with payments, and every week I get the daughter and now her father (owner), pressing me to make the payment immediately as if they were going to go out of business without an additional payment. (His actual words!) But, each week we continue to make payments and catch up. They even charged me for one week that my son wasn't even there. The school was actually out for one day due to icy conditions, and though the rest of the week they were open, the weather was still extreme. We kept him out due to illness and the icy weather. My fault I guess, because I didn't notice that is how they operate their business. If it weren't for the nice teachers & helpers, I wouldn't even think about this place. Beyond dealing with management, the place feels dangerous because of how close it is to the highway, with minimal guarded protection & security, and a fire hazard with few exits, being over crowded daily.

Awesome day care. My 2 and 3 year old go there and are always excited to go. Structured set up with…read moregreat teachers. All kinds of activities related to the season and are very accommodating. I like that they are Christian based and have the kids pray before meals. And price is very good as well..

This rating does not reflect the front desk staff or the wonderful teachers who cared for my son…read more The one-star review is solely due to safety and transparency concerns, specifically the owner's unwillingness to make reasonable safety improvements despite multiple incidents. In December 2023, my son fell into a fence on the playground and sustained a severe injury to his forehead. This resulted in an expensive and traumatic emergency room visit, two layers of stitches (13 total), and a permanent scar. Responsibility was placed on teachers for failing to enforce "no-run zones." This is unreasonable; the playground is small, and children need to run. I do not fault the teachers in any way. Before making the difficult decision to remove our son, we attempted to work collaboratively with the owners to improve safety. We suggested modest, common-sense measures, including padding rough stone edges. Once the state investigated and determined the playground was technically compliant with regulations, it became clear the owners were unwilling to take any additional steps. We were explicitly told, "You have a choice where to send your son to school." Since that incident, I have learned of several other playground injuries, including at least one other child who, like my son, was left with a permanent scar. Hence, this prompted my review and so parents can make informed choices. I also want to note transparency issues that further eroded trust. When communicable illnesses occurred, communication was often limited to paper signs posted near classrooms; many parents missed them. The ProCare app, designed for timely communication, was not used. This was particularly frustrating during a lice outbreak. (Lice happens; I do not blame the school for that.) However, most parents learned about it through informal parent text chains rather than official communication. Thus, when deciding where to send your child to school, I would be sure to note the playground's size, stone edges, and lack of padding. I would also ask about the owners' resistance to implementing preventive measures after serious injuries occurred.

Primrose Westlake has been an incredible blessing for our family. After experiencing…read moredissatisfaction with another local Primrose, we reached out to Haley in a moment of panic regarding our daughter's care and education. She listened to our concerns and provided us with an official start date, which was a relief. From the moment we dropped off our little girl at Primrose Westlake, we felt we had returned to the nurturing environment that Primrose is known for. The teachers and directors genuinely care about the children; they're enthusiastic about their work and keep us updated on our daughter's progress. They truly go above and beyond to ensure that the kids are happy, learning in a fun atmosphere, enjoying nutritious meals, and feeling loved. When choosing a school, always trust your instincts. If something feels off, it probably is. Thanks to Primrose Westlake, she has blossomed into a whole new happy little girl.

I have been at wonderland for about 7 months now. After reading the reviews - I was a bit worried…read morebut I heard from another mom how great it was for her autistic son and I literally cried when I toured (how incredibly embarrassing I know) but as a first time mom with a son who has had his own struggles I was worried about putting him in school. Putting him in wonderland has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. Ms Char, Ms Robin, Ms Blanca, Ms Bronwyn, Ms Pam, and his main teacher Ms Sladjana have all been amazing and impacted both my son and I. I would recommend this school to anyone. I drive 20 minutes and it's worth every minute to have my son happy and see teachers who care about him.

They don't answer their phone professionally. I got a "hello" from a rude woman named Heidi. Showed…read moreno interest at all in my questions or her job. Very bad first impressions to put on your school.

My grandsons attend this wonderful school. Miss Brittany is so caring & patient with my grandson…read moreJack & always knows the right things to say to him. Mom loves it as well. They learn so much!

From the owner: Family oriented and child centered academics with a focus on the arts. We allow children to…read morediscover the world around them through artistic means of academics. We are a small, intentional, academic program based on research and will meet your child where they are academically and social emotionally.

As a former employee, my experience with Kiddie Academy of Northlake was very disappointing. While…read moreI was employed there, I saw concerning issues with management, and months later they even provided false information during my unemployment claim. If they are willing to misrepresent facts to a state agency, it raises serious concerns about their integrity in operating a childcare facility. Parents deserve to know their children are cared for by people who are honest and trustworthy, and staff deserve a workplace where they won't be misrepresented or mistreated. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this center for either families or employees.

our son is 21 months old, and he is in ms. J. classroom. ms. J is very good caring and creative…read moreteacher.Thank you for all the love, care, and dedication that you put into our child! We are beyond grateful for your guidance and support. Thanks again ms. J Sarita

This center used to be wonderful when it was privately owned by the original couple who genuinely…read morecared about both the children and the staff. Since being sold to Premier (corporate), everything has gone downhill fast. The sense of community, respect, and care that once made this place special is completely gone. After our original director -- who was well-liked by families and at least stood up for staff -- left, things fell apart. The interim director has no backbone and seems terrified of corporate, so staff have zero protection or support. Teachers are leaving in droves, parents are pulling their children, and the quality of care has plummeted. The center is consistently short-staffed and out of ratio, leaving too many kids in one room. Potty breaks are delayed for over an hour, and children with fevers aren't sent home promptly, which led to constant illness spreading through classrooms. Staff are punished for calling out sick but also scolded for coming in sick -- it's lose-lose. Even more concerning, there have been multiple state investigations, and every time inspectors come, they leave with several new complaints or open cases. Teachers have even reported other teachers to the state. People are being fired over personal social media posts or unverified rumors, while genuinely unsafe conditions go unchecked. Violent children are not removed or separated, putting both teachers and other students at risk. It got so bad that the school had to send a letter to parents asking them to keep their kids home because there wasn't enough staff to cover classrooms. That says it all. This center is run poorly, managed worse, and absolutely not the safe, nurturing environment it used to be. I would never recommend it to any parent or teacher until there are serious changes in leadership and accountability.

Our son attended school here from age 3 months to 3.5 years. He started a few months after they…read moreopened. Great school! Not so much a day care, more of a school. If your serious about the early development of your child and are considering private over public school.... this is your best choice in the area. Nice facility, plenty of bells and whistles, very strong focus on learning. Weekly programs for music, spanish and athletics. We took advantage of onsite haircuts and drycleaning dropoff/pickup. We had issues with some of the teachers a few times and teacher turnover happens but your gonna find that everywhere. Another review mentioned the owners are focused on profit. I never saw that, they are there every day running the school and planning things. When you talk they normally listen. I will say that I do hope they are profitable. I mean this is your child's school... You want them to have the means to provide a good environment and stick around. Tuition is fair, I mean you get what you pay for. We moved from Denton County to Williamson County and the rates down here make GPA look like a bargain. We are paying an extra $45/week now. We will be moving back into the area early next year and we plan to buy a house near the school so our son and his soon to be born little brother can attend GPA. Take that for what its worth. We have also referred a few friends and they all like the school and their kids are still enrolled.

I would give 0 starts if that was possible. We've had such a bad experience with the staff while…read morelooking to enroll our child here. This school and its administration sadly do not practice the values that they are supposed to be teaching. We went for a tour (which was very hectic and rushed, with no time to ask questions or discuss follow up and next steps). We were told somebody would get back to us right away and nobody did. I have called several times to ask for information and next steps and every time I was told that somebody will call me right back ... I am still waiting for those calls, and it's been a month. So unfortunately, I would not recommend this organization, they do not make prospective families/clients feel welcome and in terms of "customer service" are absolutely terrible. Stay away if you are expecting that would get anything relates to Christina values in practice.

We've been at Premier since our daughter was 8 weeks & she's almost 2 years old. They love her so…read morewell, they all know her name. It's a wonderful school!

We made the difficult decision to withdraw our daughter from Guidepost Montessori Flower Mound in…read moreAugust 2025 due to serious administrative issues and ongoing problems with classroom management, including situations involving teacher behavior that we felt crossed appropriate boundaries and resulted in our child being treated poorly. As parents, we did not feel the concerns were handled with the seriousness or urgency they deserved. Following our withdrawal, Guidepost Montessori confirmed in writing that we were owed a refund totaling $2,156, including deposits and an overpayment. We were told a refund check had been requested. Unfortunately, nearly four months passed without receiving any refund, despite repeated follow-ups. We contacted school administration, regional management, and were later informed that refunds were being handled by a new entity after a change in ownership. Even after being redirected and providing all documentation again, we received no payment and no response for an extended period of time. The lack of accountability, communication, and professionalism--especially after concerns related to our child's well-being--has been extremely disappointing and stressful for our family. A school that promotes trust, care, and Montessori values should demonstrate the same responsibility in how it treats families, both emotionally and financially. I strongly encourage prospective families to ask very detailed questions about administration stability, classroom oversight, and refund policies before enrolling.

My daughter started at guidepost in august. We absolutely adore guidepost and could not imagine our…read morechildren anywhere else! Every day Mrs. Nitzi care for our daughter in every way to the point she is so excited to go to school. Every staff member caters to these children's needs individually with the utmost patience! You cannot put a price on the genuine love and enrichment these children obtain!