Both of my kids have been attending Cadence Academy for about two years now, and we've had a great…read moreexperience. I have one child in Kindergarten and another in 3rd grade who attends their after-school program, and both programs have been wonderful for our family. The teachers and staff are caring, attentive, and clearly love working with the kids. My kindergartener has learned so much and always comes home excited to share about their day. For my 3rd grader, the after-school program has been incredibly convenient. Cadence provides pickup from the elementary school, which makes life so much easier for busy parents. They also offer a summer program that keeps the kids active and engaged. Overall, we've been very happy with Cadence. The teachers are great, the staff is friendly, and it's reassuring knowing our kids are in a safe and supportive environment.

My son has been going to Cadence Academy since he was 9 months old and they have been nothing but…read morewonderful for the past 2 years. We recently moved and will have to start looking for a new daycare nearby but I don't want to leave them, even though the commute is 30+ min now. My son is completely potty trained, thanks in large part to the support of their staff by kicking off the process. They have a unique, open concept with no enclosed rooms and I love that the kids (and parents) all know each other. Also, one of the biggest ways they supported my son is their flexibility with his meals due to a milk protein allergy. They substitute what they can for him and I only bring in a couple of things every now and then to supplement. I'm finding out now that not all daycares are as accommodating! My son talks about them all the time and I absolutely love them too.

Our little girl has attachment issues. Dropping off at daycare is always a challenge, but when we…read morestarted coming to Corinth Montessori, we noticed that she gained more independence and self confidence! Every now and again we will have a difficult morning, but for the most part (with the help of this wonderful staff) she has learned to transition into the day easier. We are so thankful for this place & always rave about it to anyone who asks about daycare.

While I was originally impressed with CMS, I have since been gravely disappointed. My child…read morestarted in the Pre-primary classroom at the age of 18 months. She learned to wait her turn, the value of her peers, manners, and was potty trained. At the age of 3 she transitioned into the primary classroom. While the expectation was high, my child did not transition well. Rather than meet the child where they are and modify the program, they tried to modify my child. As a result she retaliated to the point that she was no longer "allowed" to participate with her peers for meals, or even playground time. It wasn't until we left CMS and I had her evaluated by educators far more experienced and qualified than the staff at CMS that I was reassured that she was just behaving poorly due to being in a stressful environment. My word of caution to other parents out there is that CMS is not a school of inclusion but rather exclusion. Maria Montessori would have never allowed for such a hostile "learning environment" or exclusive parameters from her "guide." I would definitely seek out other alternatives before enrolling at this school simply because of this experience.

My three boys attend this school. We love it! The teachers and staff are loving and kind and my…read morekids have learned so much. The school is Kindergarten through 3rd grade making it a great option for a number of years.

The best place to send your children for care. This school focuses on early education and personal…read morecare/responsibility rather just run a overhyped daycare facility. My daughter has an enormous vocabulary and could carry on a coherent adult conversation at age 3. The basic life skills she has learned with a few years at this school are priceless. I fought my wife on this school at first since we drive past 3 montessori schools to take her here but I can testify it is best investment you will ever make for your children.

This is the worst school ever. Our kid got hurt so badly and we are not informed immediately. Staff…read moreis so rude when asked about the incident. Recordings were deleted to avoid us from taking an action against the school. Ms Vineetha is only concerned about school reputation and money and protecting their staff instead of safety of the kids. We still regert for sending our kid to this school. RMA wants us to delete this review as it will affect their business, but we aren't taking it down as it's the only place to let everyone know. Think multiple times before you send your kid to this unsafe place.

I'd like to take a moment to share the horrible experience my wife and I have faced at RMA, Valley…read moreRanch. The owner Mrs.Vineetha Bhargava and RMA director Gayathri Kapoor are very unprofessional and have no respect and value for other's time, energy and money. Little did I realize that Mrs. Vineetha was a bossy, money minded lady. Despite the fact that some of my friends warning me about the demeanor of RMA towards parents after the fact that kids are enrolled and money is paid. https://www.dallasobserver.com/news/flower-mound-montessori-school-says-rival-montessori-school-stole-its-teachers-students-7120892 and https://www.scribd.com/document/100315374/Wonderland-vs-Rock-Brook Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have not been sending our kids to RMA as safety and health of our kids is more important to us. Mrs. Vineetha tried to keep pushing us to send our kids and pay the fees saying she was always adhering to CDC standards of cleanliness at RMA. Will she take responsibility if god forbid our kids fall sick with COVID-19? I don't think so. What is shocking is that many teachers working at RMA fear to speak about the atrocities that are prevalent due to the fear that the owner would fire them and put them in trouble. I can name names but would not like to expose the teachers to more danger than they already are in. I have praised some of the teachers who have done an outstanding job in the past but that professional recognition has never been passed on to them from Mrs. Vineetha. Let alone professional recognition with a hike or bonus, the good word was not passed on by Vineetha to the teachers either. Like someone said on Google reviews, her ego is really as big as DFW metroplex. This is very demotivating for parents and the teachers involved with RMA. It is really sad the way some temp teachers were treated. Her true colors started to show when we formally requested to withdraw our kids from the daycare and politely requested the $1000+ deposit be refunded. We at no cost are willing to send our kids to RMA and jeopardize their health by trying to use the deposit as last month fees. For over 10 days, Mrs. Vineetha and Gayathri Kapoor very craftily and shamelessly played the 'blame game' before I pushed them hard for a final answer with respect to refunding the deposit. Of course, Mrs. Vineetha hosed us for the $1035 she has from us. With this kind of attitude and a crafty director, Mrs.Vineetha you will go far! I hope parents read this and strongly suggest choose other daycare centers which are not so dishonest and not use 'underhand tenchniques' like RMA.

If I could give this school 10 stars I would. My son had nanny care from birth to 15 months. The…read morePrimrose campus nearest our home couldn't accommodate placement, but the Valley Ranch campus could. The location is very easy to get to and its midway from home and work for me. My son is thriving in Young Toddler program and I'm thankful for every loving adult he comes in contact with there each day. PSVR is extremely communicative about my child's daily behavior through the ProCare app. Private Montessori school is an investment. Although there are cheaper programs available, I plan to keep him enrolled through PreK. Take the tour, meet the staff, get enrolled. Primrose Valley Ranch will be the best place for your child. Its been an amazing educational asset for mine!

My younger son attended this school for about a year . We…read morelove this school as it has a awesome leadership and people with great hearts. Our little boy has been loved and guided at this school everyday he went . The staff has been so patient and always teaching him great things. He would come home everyday with awesome skills and in comparison he has awesome go do it attitude when it comes to helping, cleaning, and willing to learn always curious . Thank you for being such awesome school and you'll always have a place in our hearts!!!

We have two kids at Goddard School and have been very satisfied with our experience. The owner…read morePriya and the teachers are very attentive and communicate often with parents. Especially during Covid, they were very flexible and emailing often about the safety measures they were taking. It's comforting to have our kids in great hands.

Goddard School is incredible! Every teacher there loves my babies as much as I do. I drop my girls…read moreoff in the morning and they are happy to go to school with big smiles. Ms. Montse in the baby room is so loving and Ms. Dakota in Get Set is wonderful too. I cannot recommend them enough!

My son has been here for over a year now. He loves his teachers Ms Berta and Ms Rachael. They truly…read morecare for your child and encourage the best in them. He enjoys practical life learning. They have great onsite programs for dedicated dance classes, art classes and Spanish classes after school hours to give them enrichment outside school without me having to take him anywhere else. They offer classes from infant until they go to kindergarten. Their support has him so excited for school. I appreciate the owner, Ms Barbara and her desire to create an amazing environment for my son and a place where I feel included and appreciated as well. Your family will enjoy this learning experience.

Our daughter, just under two, attended A Child's Garden Montessori for three days before we pulled…read moreher out. We had just moved to the area, and our daughter had previously been enrolled in an excellent daycare from three months old where she had done very well. I'm ashamed to say that in our rush to get things set up here, we didn't listen to our gut telling us "no", and ignored a lot of red flags about A Child's Garden before and during the three days she was there: 1. During our tour, the school director made a comment about how a Montessori curriculum can be great for "retarded children". Our daughter does not have an intellectual disability; this comment was unprompted. 2. The staff lost at least some of our paperwork almost immediately, and then accused us of never having turned it in. 3. The front desk was empty most of the times we were there, including on our daughter's first day. 4. At dropoff on our first day, the AM daycare teacher didn't welcome our daughter, or introduce herself to her, or make any attempt at ensuring a successful initial dropoff. 5. At dropoff on our first day, they didn't have a cubby or hook prepared for our daughter. 6. We got conflicting reports from various staff members regarding the first couple days. One would say she had a good day, another a rough day; one said there were no real issues transitioning, another would say she was really struggling; one said she slept for ninety minutes, another said she slept for maybe thirty. No agreement on basic issues of fact, so we couldn't really trust anything we were being told. 7. At pickup on the third day, our daughter could barely speak. We'll never know exactly what happened that day, but our daughter apparently cried long enough and hard enough that she physically couldn't speak above a whisper for a day and a half afterward. I've never seen anything like it. She seemed traumatized. She was timid, depressed, and overall a shell of her usual bright bubbly self. It terrified us and broke our hearts. 8. On that day - the worst day of our young daughter's life so far - the teacher's notes were empty. Blank. Not a word of anything amiss. 9. When we asked our daughter if she ever wanted to go back - if she wanted to see her teacher (let's call her Jane) again - she became upset and said "no Jane, no Jane, no Jane" over and over again. 10. When I went in to pick up our daughter's belongings and inform them we were pulling her out of the school, and asked her teacher where some of my daughter's things were, the teacher looked at me blankly and said, "Who?" --- Thankfully, after pulling her out of A Child's Garden, we were able to get her into another school where she's done very well; the normal anxiety from being in a new place was handled expertly by a team of caring and professional teachers and staff. She is loved and cared for there, and I once again have a happy kid excited to go to school and learn. I don't think I'll ever fully forgive myself for putting my daughter through those three days at A Child's Garden.

Both of my kids go to Primrose Frisco West for past 3 years. I am so pleased with the teachers and…read moreleaders. We have never had complaints. They are so attentive and nurturing to both. And the kids have so much fun and learn so much! We love and appreciate everyone!

My daughter attended Primrose for almost 2 years and had over 10 teachers and here are the…read morepositives and negatives of our experience. Positives: I never felt like my daughter was in danger or unsafe in any way. The location (especially if you live in the Tribute). Negatives: Whatever is promised on your tour of the school, forget it. Things said are to get you to commit, but it will not be followed through on. What was communicated to us over the app (eating, nap time etc) is more than often wrong - difficult to know how the day actually went until you get there for pickup since the app is inaccurate. And continuing education at a school when you can't trust what they're telling you about your child is even more difficult. For most of the administration and teachers, this is just a job and will be treated as such. There will be no effort to go above and beyond to make your child feel comfortable or taken care of. We had to make numerous calls and requests to advocate for our daughter when she was having a rough time with the many teacher transitions. With that being said, a BIG shout out to the early preschool teachers, Ms. Tomeshia and Mrs. Ailiya. Both were absolutely incredible and saved our experience with this school. Hoping Primrose recognizes their gifts!