Our kids are thriving here. We moved our son here when he was two (he's now 3.5)and my daughter has…read morebeen going since 3 months old. My daughter runs to the door when we drop her off and is sad to leave at the end of the day. So even though she can't speak, we KNOW she's so happy and loved. My son comes home every day talking about how much he likes his teacher and friends. The leadership has always been very responsive and their philosophies align well with ours. Special shout out to Sue, Ronda, Meggan, Amanda, Valerie, Patricia, and Ms D!

I have a 5 year old girl and a 2 year boy that attend this school. They both started before their…read more2nd birthday and what a difference it has made! My daughter became a lot less shy, and more independent. She started talking more and loves to sing and draw. My son randomly started singing his ABCs and 123s! I was very impressed. They both love their school, and teachers. Thank you so much to Ms. Valerie, Ms. Patricia, Ms. Sue, Ms. D, and all the other teachers and helpers that are enriching my children's lives every day while also giving me time to take care of my household! We also miss Mr. Jazz! My son will keep going to this school until Kindergarten.

Amazing staff Excellent teachers…read more Clean facility Get place for children to learn My son graduated with reading , math n social skills awards

When I notified teachers in advance what time I was picking up, my child seemed well cared for…read more However, when I arrived unexpectedly, I often found my child alone and crying. One of the directors was consistently unprofessional and short in our interactions, which made communication difficult. In addition, the cleaning procedures that were explained to me did not appear to be consistently followed.

Goddard School does not care about the kids because there has been plenty of times where the kids…read morehas been acting up and has'nt got kicked out because they want the kids to stay so they can get paid

Great learning environment. Taking great measures to keep kids safe during COVID. Diverse and clean…read moreenvironment. They know all the kids names and familiar with the frequent parents that drop off the kiddos.

We absolutely love Riverstone Montessori! The location is very close to home. But what makes this…read moreplace so awesome is the staff. Everyone from top to bottom is caring and attentive. They treat my twins as though they were their own. The twins love coming to school each day and interacting with their teachers and classmates!

Love everything about Riverstone Montessori, From the location to the teachers/staff. My son…read moretransitioned really well and I have to thank the teachers for that. They have been very understanding and have been catering to his needs. I would definitely recommend this school for anyone in the area.

We've been very happy with our experience at the WIDE school so far. Our daughter is having fun…read morebut also learning a lot. Their curriculum is play and project based, inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach. They have Spanish class, as well as optional gymnastics and soccer classes. They are very safe and cautious in terms of COVID pandemic rules -- and when the case load gets better for a prolonged time, then they reassess. One of the things my family has most appreciated is their COVID policy. All teachers wear masks, and all kids above a certain age (3ish) wear masks as well -- aside from when eating & optionally when playing outside. They have chickens outside, a flower and vegetable garden, and rabbits and 2 aquariums inside. Right now, some of the classes are raising caterpillars into moths and butterflies, and they have just harvested some of the chicken eggs and will get to incubate them and watch them hatch! Such great experiences for kids of all ages to have. They provide gourmet lunches made in-house from fresh ingredients, many of which are organic. On Friday afternoons, you can also buy some of their house-made goodies -- they have an assortment of baked goods, desserts, soups, and savory/main dishes. If you are late on Fridays, they may sell out of certain items.

WIDE is an incredibly unique, kind, and compassionate school. Highly recommend! - The LaCoursread more

There are so many things in just a short amount of time. Let's start with the first one…read more When I toured we talked about my son being in the class above because he had already been potty training for a couple months. Didn't happen. And we've been starting over every weekend. Despite my constant reminder to ask him to go potty. 2. We couldn't access our procare app to get notifications etc. Not their fault. What is, is that I told multiple people in the front, multiple times that Kids R Kids has to call Procare. Procare cannot fix it when I call or give me any information except that the facility has to call. This took 5 weeks for them to call, after I was crying from frustration. And then it was fixed next day. Why did it take all of that? 3. I went to pick him up and another mom was waiting to be let in. She told me she's been there for 3 years and she has two children there. But that since they've gotten new owners, they've gone downhill and she's almost at her last straw with them. They couldn't get the door open after 15-20 minutes of waiting and eventually brought us through the playground and the infant room. No follow up nothing. 4. Two weeks ago I went to pick up my son. They were playing outside. I grabbed his backpack and cup and saw a gallon of milk sitting out. I felt it and it wasn't cold. Not hot yet. But not cold. Hoping this was a one off. 5. Today, I picked up my son and on our way home he asks for his cup in the car. Drank some out of his cup and said "wawa " for water. I opened the cup which wasn't empty and see it full of chunky milk. So I gave him my water bottle. 6. As I'm on the phone with the daycare, the director, I'm assuming is who I was talking to, says "the teacher just filled it and saw it was bad but then had to tend to another child" but before I pulled up I got a notification on Procare that he was just changed. And his teacher also told me she just changed him. And never said anything about bad milk. And I saw her grab his cup and put it in the side pocket of his backpack. Over the phone I asked "when did the milk expire?" I hear her over the phone yell over "Miss Ebony when did the milk expire?" And she responds to me " the 14th. Thursday. So it should still be good." Excuse me?? 4 days past expiration and I'm calling you because his cup had chunky foul smelling milk in it. As this conversation is going on he starts gagging and throws up a little. Mind you while I'm also in traffic still on the way home. I told her "I do not want him having milk while he's there, he can have milk at home. And she's arguing with me and asking me if he has special milk. In my head I'm thinking, no he doesn't need special milk. He needs milk that's not spoiled and curdled. Seriously? I feel like there's no resolution or assurance that my child or other children are getting the treatment they need. I'll be making calls to report them. Do better. These children are dependent on you in keeping them safe. Drink the milk yourself, since "it should still be good"

This is a child care place that you should avoid. My sons came here and after some incidents I have…read morepulled them out because of Injures they suffered here. If you care about your child avoid this place like the plague.

I would not recommend Devine Savior Academy near Houston, Texas…read more Our experience with this school was extremely disappointing. We paid the enrollment fees, completed the process they requested, and after that, communication completely stopped. I called multiple times and was repeatedly told that someone would reach out to us, but nobody ever did. Now they are refusing to refund the enrollment fee despite the lack of communication and follow-up from their admissions team. What is even more concerning is that in an email today, they stated that they believe their communication was handled appropriately. Honestly, what a shame. Ignoring families, failing to follow up, and then refusing accountability is not proper communication. A student will made you tour the school and their admission lady will show up at the end to give you the enrollment document. I should have understand their lack of consideration right away I truly wish I had seen the warning signs earlier. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this school to other families.

We started at DSA last year and we are very happy with DSA. We have one in high school and one in…read moremiddle school. A good school starts with strong leadership and the elementary/middle/high school principals are strong leaders. We like that DSA teaches accountability, among other things, which is generally lacking in society these days. Perhaps in part because they are part of a network of several other DS schools, they seem very well structured in all aspects, including communication with parents, curriculum, and school operations. While they are small (but growing), they function as well as or better than a larger school. The homework load seems very well balanced, especially compared to their previous school. The teachers are excellent and everyone is very nice. The students are good kids and we've been impressed with the behavior and politeness of our kids' friends. The parents we have met are very nice with similar family values. We hoped we would find a community, and we have made new friends with othe families through our kids and their friends. Despite the small size, the school offers several sports programs, including football and volleyball, and is very competitive against schools that are much larger. They built a new middle/high school building last year and it is a top class facility. Great gym, big, modern classrooms, great courtyard, multipurpose chapel, and more. Tuition remains very reasonable in comparison to other private schools in the Houston area, especially considering the low teacher:student ratio.

Masterpiece Acton Academy has truly changed my son's life and mine as a mother. He started the…read moreschool year at a charter school and was deeply unhappy. He often came home anxious and frustrated, even having to hold in going to the restroom because of strict policies. It was heartbreaking to watch him become so stressed at such a young age. Thankfully, I found Masterpiece Acton Academy in Pearland, and it has been the greatest decision I've ever made for his education and well-being. From the moment he joined in February, everything changed. He immediately felt welcomed and said the other learners felt like family. Miss Amelia and Miss Melanie are extraordinary. They truly care and create an environment where children thrive emotionally, socially, and academically. My son has become happier, more confident, and more independent. The learner-driven model allows him to go at his own pace and take ownership of his education, something that matters so much to me. I'm forever grateful we found this school. After experiencing Acton, I can confidently say we will never go back to a traditional public or charter school. Masterpiece is where he belongs.

Masterpiece Academy is the best private school in Pearland, TX! We were looking for a school that…read moreincorporates independence and multi-ages classrooms of Montessori schools. We also wanted Socratic discussions, great literature, and critical thinking development found in Classical education, along with a holistic focus, art-integration, and hands-on learning of Waldorf schools. Masterpiece is an Acton Academy, so they're a unique blend that takes the best from multiple education styles. We started our child here in 1st grade, but they offer pre-K and Kindergarten as well as upper elementary grades. I feel great knowing how well-cared-for he is by the teachers (guides). The administration is passionate about creating the best environment for children to learn, and it shows. Kids spend at least an hour outside, and their way of doing grades teaches to mastery and eliminates testing anxiety. I'm ecstatic to have a happy, healthy kid who enjoys going to school.