I can't say enough great things about Grace! My son…read morecurrently attends, and has since he joined the 2 year old class. My daughter attended the 2, 3, then 4 year old classes. She started kindergarten this year with so much confidence, and I fully believe it's from the lessons she's learned at Grace. My children have absolutely adored their teachers and classmates, and I couldn't be happier with the entire Grace team. They truly care about the kids. Their lessons are incredibly well rounded to give them the education they need, while also being nurturing and kind every step of the way. I will forever be grateful for the Grace team!

We've had a great experience in twos, three, and 4/5 classes! Everyone is very responsive, and…read morehelpful. Glad my youngest still has a few years left here.

I'm so sad that my daughter will be matriculating from Castle after this summer . My kids…read morethoroughly enjoyed their time at castle . My daughter loves her teacher , Ms. Nelly and Ms. Monica . Ms Mary is also very sweet . This school goes over and beyond at making sure the kids are exposed to various activities ( ex science day , ballet , Spanish class , tots day . For my daughter's graduation they put on a wonderful performance . All the teachers were involved and you can tell the teachers care . Ms. Nelly had a huge impact on my daughter's development . We will be so sad on our daughter's last day of school . Thank you to all the staff there for caring for my kids over the past few years !

Great teachers, strong curriculum, spacious rooms and facilities. Our daughter has been going here…read morefor 1.5 years and I couldn't ask for more. I was very anxious about sending her to school at first but got comfortable very quickly that she was being taken well care of and was learning lots.

We love Richmond Hill Montessori! Before our child started there, I was home with them full-time…read more It was a big transition for our whole family, and the school -- especially Ms. Shaheda, Ms. Karima, and Ms. Kavita -- really helped us through it. We are so grateful that we found them. We did a lot of research and toured many other schools before choosing Richmond Hill, and we are glad that we did. It is truly one of a kind. We cannot recommend them enough.

My son had gone to Preston Park Montessori Academy and was bitten more than 8 times. Then I learned…read morefrom Richmond Hill that it's because these teachers are on their phones and not watching your child. The true Montessori way is not to have technology that will inhibit or loose focus. Richmond Hill does not allow their teachers to mess around with cell phones so they can give the attention to your children. My son has improved significantly since coming over here. He is a lot of work, but the teachers know how to work together so not one teacher should burden a heavy load. It does take a village to raise a child properly. The teachers are calm, well controlled, they find ways to help your child have emotional control. If they have issues, they will tell you. It is important to listen to them. Because they have insight of what to do to help your child progress. Your partnership with the teachers is vital. You must continue the Montessori style in your daily living at home. I can not say enough good things about this place. So this why I am stressing the fact you need to work with the teachers in order for your child to progress. Take the teachers advices to heart.

My daughter attended Archgate for 6 years. Primary was good. However, during her three years of…read moreLower Elementary, there was a bully in the classroom. Things went from good to worse depending on the behavior of the girl that would bully her and bully other students. The last time I talked about this to the school principal, she said that we needed to have "grace" for the girl that was a bully. After three years of this going on, that was the expectation. So my daughter could be bullied but the expectation for her was to have "grace" give the bully the "opportunity to learn from it". This knowing that other parents had complained about the same kid for several times. Now, she's at a school that holds the students accountable and has an actual policy against bullying and does not tolerate it.

My daughter attended Archgate for 7 years. When she was in the primary program, our experience was…read moreoverwhelmingly positive. The teachers she had (Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Khalid) were very kind, communicative, and involved. We trusted them totally and completely, and felt safe sending our daughter to school every day despite her having multiple severe allergies. Unfortunately, once we transitioned to the elementary level, that level of communication and care declined. We were assured that her next guides would be updated with all the info about her allergies as well as where she was academically. She was assigned to the Redbud classroom, and the guides had no clue of her history. Through the next 3 years we experienced a pattern of forgetfulness, poor communication, and resistance to collaboration. When my daughter entered first grade she was advancing ahead in some areas, and by third grade she was behind, even in subjects she loved and was obsessed with. Myself and a few other parents felt as if our children were not getting individualized care (the whole point of Montessori), and there was a common theme of kids needing help and not receiving it. There were also continuous patterns of the guides not knowing what's going on with our children socially. Which compared to primary care, we didn't even have to ask questions. They knew our children as if they were their own. On top of this, the school identifies as a nut-free school, but it is not enforced once you get to elementary. We had multiple Incidences where my daughter was exposed to life threatening allergens in her own classroom, and the guides seemingly forgot she was allergic. There was no structured process for monitoring food brought in for class celebrations or snacks, and there was zero empathy or acknowledgement in their errors. As a parent of a child with serious allergies, this was incredibly alarming. We enrolled my daughter before they broke ground for the new building. We had a fantastic experience and had excellent communication with all the staff. My opinion is the school has grown too quickly without putting the right systems and oversight in place to support that growth. There appears to be a serious gap in consistency, accountability, and responsiveness... especially in the elementary program. Ultimately, there wasn't much effort in addressing what happened, so we had to make the heartbreaking decision to withdraw our daughter mid-year because we could no longer trust that her safety and emotional well-being would be protected. I share this review not out of anger, but from a deep sense of responsibility to other families, especially those with children who have health concerns. Our hope is that by sharing our experience, the school will reflect and take steps toward improving its standards of care, communication, and follow-through.

Our four-year-old son was enrolled at Challenger School for less than 30 days before we were told,…read moreat 4:30 p.m. on a Friday, that he was no longer welcome. We were informed at enrollment that the school follows a three-strike policy for behavioral concerns. That policy was not followed. After one suspension and without any documented intervention plan, structured support, or reasonable adjustment period, we were asked to withdraw him. At four years old, children are still developing impulse control and self-regulation. If there were concerns about attention or impulsivity, we expected documented observations, a formal meeting, a written plan, and time to measure progress. None of that occurred. There was no behavior plan, no measurable goals, and no clear effort to support our child before removal became the solution. Most concerning was how these matters were handled. Conversations about our son's behavior were conducted by the campus director outside her office at the front desk, in a public area where families were entering and leaving. Sensitive discussions about a preschool-aged child should not take place in open, high-traffic spaces. We were told an "investigation" had occurred, yet no findings were ever shared. When we contacted the regional director to address our concerns, we received no response whatsoever. Financially, we were left with a $100 application fee, a $500 enrollment deposit, over $400 in required uniforms, a full first-month tuition payment, and an additional prorated tuition charge exceeding the standard monthly fee by more than $700. All of this for less than 30 days of attendance and no meaningful attempt at structured support. I will say that the two teachers in the 4's class were exceptional. They were warm, professional, and clearly dedicated to their students. Unfortunately, that is the only positive aspect of our experience. We enrolled in good faith expecting professionalism, consistency, and a developmentally appropriate environment. Instead, our preschool-aged child was removed without being given a fair opportunity to adjust. Families considering this school should ask detailed questions about how behavioral concerns are documented, how interventions are implemented, and how leadership handles sensitive matters. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this school.

From the owner: Challenger School has been inspiring children to achieve since 1963. Challenger School Legacy is a…read morePlano private school with unmatched academic results. Challenger students typically score in the top 10% nationally on the Iowa Assessment. Start early and start right. Explore our preschool curriculum. We offer preschool year-round from as early as 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Our preschool programs are a surprisingly affordable alternative to daycare and can fit with your schedule. Children 3 years or older are eligible for our preschool programs. Our Legacy campus offers elementary school for kindergartners. Schedule a tour today to discover the Challenger difference. Conveniently located in Plano, TX.

Coolest place ever! We did a tour several years ago and my kiddo still talks about it! I'm hoping…read moreto get him into summer camp. This place is magical.

I travel frequently for work. A few weeks ago my wife told me that she and our son visited this…read moreamazing place that she'd like me to visit when I got back in town. We've homeschooled our son since he was 2 so we were very particular about where he goes whenever my wife has to work from the office. Well I visited the place and I absolutely loved it. My son officially now has community of little starseeds. Our host Emani also comes from a homeschool background so she could really relate to our questions and concerns. She's absolutely amazing and so is the entire staff from the administration to the classroom. They do an outstanding job with the kids and we couldn't be happier; especially our son which is the most important part. Thank you again!

I am completely blown away by PPMA. We left our prior daycare due to concerns regarding negligence,…read morepoor nutrition, and lack of staff support. Comparing different daycares can feel like comparing apples to oranges, so let me summarize the things that make PPMA stand apart from the rest. - The staff are valued and supported. This translates to excellent care for your children. - Montessori principles. Within one week my toddler excelled at independent play and drinking from an open cup. His confidence soared. - Outside play twice a day (weather permitting). Being outside is our son's favorite thing, and I can't believe he was cooped up all day at the previous daycare. - Handmade meals and an open kitchen. No secrets, no nonsense, just wholesome and filling food! - Reasonable tuition. I can't believe we were paying more at our previous daycare for so much less. These are the biggest differences we've noticed in just a week here. Most importantly our son is happier and we are so grateful!

We brought our daughters here at age 3 & 4 when their other Montessori school closed abruptly…read more Everyone- the owner, administrative staff, and teachers have gone out of their way to welcome us and provide a wonderful learning environment for our girls. The facility is great with a shaded playground and nice classrooms. Also, as gay dads in Texas we are always a little cautious when looking into communities for our kids. PPMA is incredibly diverse and provided a welcoming environment to families of all kinds. We will miss them when our daughters head off to school!

My 5 year old son just graduated from the Seay Child Care Center. He has been going there since…read moreabout 3 months old. Our 3 year old has been going there since she was about 3 months old as well. We've seen our children grow significantly under the care of their staff. We are frequently surprised by various knowledge our children share with us that they learned at 'school'. They've helped our children reach numerous milestones. The staff feels like extended family to us. Nearly every teacher that our kids have had are still there. Very low turnover! We feel that our son is more than ready for Kindergarten and that is largely thanks to this place. We are extremely grateful for them and our decision to trust them with our kids during these important years.

I'm not sure if the car seat checks are a part of the Seay center or if they are just offered by…read morePresby Plano and held at the center but this was such a valuable and wonderful service they offer. I'm a first time mom and wanted to make sure my carseat was properly installed before having my baby so I called and set up an appt. which was really easy to do. When I arrived I filled out a few quick pieces of paper and then a state trooper that is car seat certified came into my car and gave me a lesson and helped me install my car seat. I learned so much and feel so much more confident in my child's safety. This was a free service and is so worth it for peace of mind, I'm so thankful they offer it.