My little baby has been here from the beginning and loves the school. She comes home singing and…read moredancing everyday. We are very lucky we found this school. The teachers, the director, and the campus are excellent.

I absolutely love the school! The staff is amazing! We get several pics, a video or two and updates…read moredaily. Ms. Ruth is super sweet and all the staff love the kids. Our little one is smiling all day long and learning. He helps at home from what he learned at daycare. One day I was sweeping and he brought me the dust pan...and he's only one. Our family is so pleased with the school. It's a little out of the way, but well worth it!

Welcoming and friendly receptionist. I love that they knowledgeable about the location and person…read moreof contact. Very large elementary school. Appears to be well organized, and secured.

My kindergartener has been getting bullied at this school for some time now and my spouse and I had…read morebeen reporting these actions and no meetings nor call backs at all almost as if your concern is the least of there priority. My son will be removed completely this coming up school year. There are a lot of staffs up there in office that don't exactly know what they are up there to do it's disappointing. Lockhart needs to get it together for the sake of some of the parents that are dealing with the same concern as I am and most importantly the students. This school don't deserve that 1 star but in order to get my review in on this school I had to disappointing!

Safety is clearly not they're first priority. I done went twice to get my kids and they just opened…read morethe door and asked "who's kid is this" and I said mines and they just let him go with me without asking for no identification. They still haven't talked to me nor my kid about getting him in his special Ed classes due to his disabilities, and the teachers who direct traffic and picking up/dropping off lines are just very VERY rude and unwelcoming. ALSO!!!!!, how do they expect for anybody to have a full time job with the short school hours they have?! And then NO BUS SERVICE AND JUST FREE LUNCH FOR EVERYBODY?!?!! Unsatisfied with this school, I will be switching my kids from this school to another!

Awesome School! The teachers are excellent, loving, caring and have high expectations of the…read morestudents.

This is a great elementary school where students are selected by a lottery. The staff is very…read moreknowledgeable and interactive with the students.

Our kids attended the Greater Heights School for three years and we cannot recommend it enough! The…read moreteachers are all just so kind and attentive; it's clear they love working with kids. The facility is top notch and always so clean. The teachers and administration were all really responsive with any inquiries or concerns we ever had. We've seen our kids thrive while attending GHS and will miss them!

My daughter has been going to Greater Heights School since she was 8-weeks old and is now three…read morepreparing to enter pre-school. Harold and his team of caregivers and teachers operate a top-notch program. My daughter developed at such a fast rate from learning to feed herself, ask for what she wants, become potty trained and now functioning in a classroom setting. She's entering Pre-K 3 at another school and is young for her class, but was admitted after a successful evaluation. The teachers have become family and am immensely grateful for the wonderful years GHS provided my daughter. The facilities and ancillary programs like soccer shots are also great. Thank you to all the fabulous GHS team for the gift of care and education you have given my daughter.

I started both of my boys here when they were 18 months old and they stayed until they started…read moreKinder which we moved to our local public school for. They loved the experience, their friends and the teachers at MLI! The school is a very small private school with 2 campuses - one for the infants and toddlers, second for the elementary and middle schools. They are not the fanciest school which means they are less expensive than most other private schools, but the quality of the education is very good. I still send my kids here during the summer and on some days when HISD is randomly closed, and the kids who regularly attend MLI are clearly ahead of my kids in the curriculum...by a lot. The teachers are well-balanced in a variety of academic topics, STEM, chess, etc.. They bring in outside vendors for things like soccer. Now I will say their parent communications could use improvement. There were multiple times when I was only given 1-2 days of notice to bring in some special supply, which is hard for a working parent. I also have trouble getting responses from the office staff, so I resort to emailing the owner/principal directly. Overall, the teachers are kind and clearly love the kids. The academic quality is superb. My kids still love going to MLI, so for those reasons, I give MLI 5 stars.

I'm writing this review with mixed feelings. From an…read moreacademic standpoint the school is very good. Teachers are very good and my family had experience with age group 3-5 (preK 3 and preK 4-5). Staff is generally kind, as long as you are completely cooperative. A parent cannot speak up against or question anything. We did encounter some behavior issues that took the school weeks to address and multiple meetings with the administrator as my child kept coming home crying he was being picked on. My family has supported the school throughout, and loved it. Then in fall 2021 The school took action removing my son after registration, involuntarily, due to the administrator (who is also the owner of the school) refusal to accommodate to my 5-year-old's special needs. My child who was accommodated the previous year was told he may not return unless he follows new school regulations, where elsewhere considered illegal, regarding wearing masks when my child is medically exempt. The administrator waited until 3 days before the new school year started which left me without any other options but homeschool as registration closed everywhere else for the school year. These actions portraited the administration as unprofessional, careless to the consequences of their actions and cruel to a child that only wanted to come back to his friends and teacher. Then when I called the school to ask to collect my son's items that were left for him to return, his teacher blocked my number and hung up the call in my face. I am questioning the administration's ability to teach the Montessori values when they cannot follow them themselves. They surely are unable to teach by example. I would say, that if your child doesn't require any accommodation, if you do not mind supporting a school that discriminates and refuses education to a young child that is medically unable to wear a face cover and are not worried about the values they teach by example; this would be a great choice.

If approximately 15-20% (citing 17 sources...naming two pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and dyslexia.yale.edu)…read moreof children in kindergarten through 3rd grade (roughly ages 5-9) have dyslexia, based on prevalence estimates from major dyslexia research organizations and studies focused on early elementary school populations...please explain how a school charging $25,000 a year for tuition failed to recognize severe dyslexia and dysgraphia in a student who attended from K-3rd grade. The DIBELS assessment tool, which can be as cheap as $0, requires no certification and is easy and quick, recommends testing to begin in kindergarten. The Texas Education Agency mandates dyslexia risk assessment beginning in kindergarten.

Love the environment. They practice what they preach: being people for others. Students act like a…read morelarge family, at least the first four years since it began.

My God heard this Momma's heart when He led us to First Baptist Christian Academy. My husband and…read moreI, as well as our son are truly blessed for this is a great school!

Overall a horrible and traumatic experience for our son. Our son was sexually harassed by a school…read moreemployee who possibly touched him and instructed him to get undressed without our consent. They placed our son in a very uncomfortable position. We called the police to file a report for sexual harassment and a detective is currently investigating our case. Due to the incident and us calling the police, our son was expelled and the head of school then profiled and discriminated our son. Who knows what else they sweep under the rug. Our son's teacher never went out of her way to get to know us or contact us to tell us about our son's progres, behavior, needs, etc. in class. We found that odd. So I started calling/emailing her to check on our son. They claim to care about children but don't go the extra mile to do so and admitted to not having the resources.