Our kids are only in their prek program so that is all I can speak to at this time. Lakeland has…read morebeen such a blessing for our family. They have worked with us and been very flexible. We have had nothing but good experiences this year and are excited to see how next year unfolds!

My stepson attended this school. The current head, Beverly Bandy, makes significant changes and…read moredoes not inform parents. I heard more about the changes from my stepson than her. We were told we would have small class sizes but his class had 18 kids. 4th and 5th grades were combined. The poor teachers are so overworked. When we brought out concerns to Mrs Bandy she was dismissive and rude. Unfortunately there has been in increase in violent crime and homelessness in the area so we had concerns about safety, Mrs Bandy was particularly nasty about it, saying we should trust more in God's plan. In September, they let go very valued staff including Jennifer Gray, Paule Jones, Scott Himel, Khadi Miller, and a preschool teacher. In the letter to parents Beverly sited low enrollment as the reason. Jennifer was instrumental in running things smoothly and helped us so much. She was the stability. Nurse Paule was so helpful! In summary, Beverly Bandy is ruining this school. She is changing it from an academic and Christ centered environment to only being concerned about money. Beware!!!

Having found this school for our 2-year-old son was the best. This school does many things that the…read moreother school didn't do, he is happy, he leaves happy at the end of the day. The teachers are kind and take good care of each child. The groups are small, so they have quality time with each one.

We love Growing Seeds! The staff are very professional and kind. I feel very lucky to be part of…read moretheir family. The center is clean, and you can tell they are passionate about the work they do.

This school, for being small, has had HUGE things to offer our children. The student body is…read moreengaged, taught to think critically, diverse and inclusive, taught to support one another and allowed to excel to the best of their ability. Smaller issues, like a younger child sometimes needing to stand up or move are thought of as "not a problem- some kids just need to move more". Kids are not penalized for being kids- amazingy difference in this from our last school. Bigger issues with learning etc are taken seriously, and children that were allowed to "slip through the cracks" ata previous school are made to be responsible for their own learning in an age appropriate way... And, whenever possible issues solved right away with engaged teachers like Ms Hosie, Ms Jaia, Ms Jessica and Ms Laura. Positive administration. Thank you Ms Alma and Ms Tazeen. The school does not push intelligent students down but strives to bring each child UP, to eventually reach their potential no matter what they struggle with.... each child is met at their level as an individual.. Thank you Pinnacle Prep

My son has enjoyed attending Pinnacle Prep! He has been attending since Pre-k and has flourished…read more When he first started attending Pinancle Prep, he couldn't understand or speak English. He learned the language and was reading within 2 months. The curriculum is accelerated and pushes him to excel academically. I especially like the fact that it is the student to teacher ratio is 8:1.

We tried this facility out in May 2023 - August 2023. It was not for us. The communication could…read morehave been better, I never received reports of what my child was doing all day (meals, nap, etc). I feel his diaper was also not changed as often as it should have been (rashes). The convenience of the operation hours was great if you needed to drop off/pick up early/late. However, many times I was standing at the door waiting for someone to answer it. There never seemed to be a sense of urgency. They use an app for check-in/out and payments. However, they did not utilize the check-in/out and many parents would just drop their kids at the door (not even walk inside with them) and leave. God forbid there be an emergency. They wouldn't have a log of what child was there that day because no one was using that system to track kids.

This was a great place to work, it just wasn't for, unfortunately. All the employees, Director and…read moreher husband were some of the nicest people I have ever met!!!

I continue to be impressed by this school! The facility, curriculum, and staff are all wonderful…read moreand my child is thriving! She loves going to school to play and learn!

Love this school that my nephew goes to. The staff is always helpful and sweet. The facilities are…read morebeautiful and clean. Jesse's always happy when he comes out to the car. This whole area is a school zone-and cell phones are prohibited- there's a big fat $200 fine if you're driving while on the phone anywhere in this area-which makes sense when we're around such precious cargo.

Primrose Schools are wonderful in concept, and this one is also fantastic in action. The…read moreadministrative staff is welcoming and knowledgable, and the infant caregivers are absolutely gifted. I was so hesitant about leaving my baby girl... she is my first child, and I'm a total worrywart. But at Primrose Coppell, I know that she is getting the three most important aspects of childcare, to me at least: 1. Her basic needs are met. She is fed, changed, and given naps on a consistent basis, and those are all included on a daily report for me. This should be pretty standard for any daycare. 2. She is educated and encouraged to develop milestones. This unfortunately isn't provided at all care centers. At Primrose, children are read to, taught sign language, listen to music, venture outside in good weather, and care providers do little art projects like handprint paintings with them. You might think a three-month-old won't benefit from all of this, but studies show that the first three years of life is crucial for brain development and exposing them to all sorts of new experiences and education at this time is highly beneficial. 3. She is loved. I have seen many of the staff snuggle and play with, make silly faces until the babies smile, and generally delight in my child's and other children's interactions. I couldn't leave her with a cold, uncaring staff, but that does not happen here. I am a bargain shopper, so the pricetag is a little higher than I originally wanted to pay. However, it is 100% worth it. I haven't second-guessed this choice since Day One, and I love watching my baby girl grow and thrive in this environment.

Mixed Experience -- Some Good, Some Not So Great…read more Primrose has a lot of positives, like a clean facility, a structured environment, and some very caring staff members. The curriculum is solid, and it's clear they focus on learning and development. That said, there were a few things that could have been better -- communication wasn't always consistent, and at times it felt like there was a lack of attention to individual needs. It's not a bad place by any means, but with a few improvements in leadership and parent engagement, it could be much better. Overall, it's okay -- right in the middle for me.

I absolutely love this daycare! From the administration to every teacher all I have to say is they…read moreare amazing.

I have two children attending Kiddie Academy Castle Hills. My daughter was attended Kiddie Academy…read moresince August 2017 and my youngest has been there about a year now. I could not be more grateful to have found this gem. My sweet girl has grown tremendously. I have no doubt that between home and her time spent here she will be more than prepared to begin elementary school. Curriculum was important to me when I found Kiddie Academy, and I can say that Kiddie Academy has a great one. My baby girl is always learning something new. I'm a teacher and I come home and my daughter is discussing condensation and the water cycle with me, among other things. They are both so happy to go to school each day, my daughter literally does not want to miss a beat. I know that my children are loved and I'm so grateful for that. We recently moved out of the area to Aubrey, but my children will continue their preschool educations at Kiddie Academy Castle Hills because it honestly is that great. I send them each day and feel like I don't have to worry.

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!

My child has been going to the Learning Experience for 4 years now and it has been nothing but a…read moregreat experience. The staff has always been friendly, helpful, and accommodating . The facility is always clean and smelling good. They keep the children engaged with learning and activities. i would recommend this location to anyone.

Update to now: My daughter just graduated pre-k and the last 4.5 years has been such a wonderful…read moreexperience. The staff and owners treat you like family, and it will be emotional to move onto kindergarten at another school. If you are looking for a place that cares about kids, curriculum, and growing your kids from infancy through little kid, this is the place to go. They will work with you for any preferences you have and pay special attention to your/kid's needs. We will miss you TLE but will continue to recommend this place to friends and family! From 2018: The Learning Experience in Lewisville is one of the few places I've found that really cares about the well-being of our children. After visiting several places to send my infant, TLE stood out as a place that is hands-on through all developmental milestones, and goes above and beyond in ensuring that each child is cared for according to his/her preferences and personality. It's not a 'one size fits all' place where they merely babysit; staff and caregivers get to know each child and provide the appropriate care based on his/her needs. As a first-time mom, I was extra scared and skeptical about daycares, and from the moment I stepped into TLE I knew this was going to be my baby's 'home away from home', and all my skepticism melted away. I encourage anyone who is looking for childcare to visit this location; so far, it's the best decision I've made for my child.