Attendance lady, dark hair, glasses in the front has a horrible attitude. Went to pick up my sister…read more& it was almost like she was mad I was getting her early. Repeatedly rolling her eyes & very ugly tone of voice.

wonderful school with a great golf course with a world class golf team. my two kids go there and…read morehave had the the best treatmeant they could have gotten

I've been a proud parent of Towne Creek students for 8 years. As a former educator, I appreciate…read morehow TC teachers care for the whole child, and motivate my children through caring relationships and engaging learning. Their office operations are also top notch!

My son does not attend this school, but we have been preschool "shopping" in the area, and I'm…read moreentirely impressed by this school. The school is beautiful, teachers (who have longevity) seem top notch. They have a structured curriculum and wonderful resources for music, drama, sports and music. They is an online parents portal for communication and have everything clearly displayed on the classroom wall (events, menu, curriculum, etc). The playground is awesome. They even have a pool for summer swim class. They have a library and computer room for pre-K. Speaking of which, they focus on reading and writing at 3 and 4 years old. They offer catered lunch and no juice (even staff said it was delicious?). They have 5 vans for field trips. They have an infant program and three daily schedules to accommodate working parents (1/2-day, school day, Full day). Kids seem extremely happy there. The school tends to have a waitlist and it is one of the more expensive programs on the area, but I can see why! I'd be delighted if my child could attend. Note: for comparison, we have also visited Casa dei Bambini Riverstone, Kiddie Academy Missouri City, Education Station, and the Walden School.

My kids have been here for 2 years and we've had an excellent experience both with the teachers and…read morethe management. Nothing but professional. Everyone is super involved and the teachers seem very engaged with the class. We've never heard any complaints from our kids. They love the science experiments and the mock plays. This is not your average daycare...this is the place to send your kids for active and inspired learning.

It is an excellent Daycare with good teachers. My daughter really enjoys going there.read more

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.

We love this school. Great vanguard program, great dual language and a good staff selection. One of…read morethe top 10 in HISD in my opinion.

This is my experience with Herod since they add this new Director. i been asking appointments with…read moreher( director) and never get responding from her since a year ago. always they said she is so busy. My son is on specials needs program ans he talks and i understand hows hard for them dealing only they were calling me for reports and demanding sign papers for get medicaid and services of course get money and every time i ask for homework some of the staffs tolds me no homework we dont send homework and if i dont speak laud they started at the beggining send and they stopped. this year i ask again over and over i been two weeks asking and not respond,seems like because i am hispanic andlooks we are not on the list of their preference only selecting their own race because it is true i cant ask this help for my son progress. my husband is paying kumon classes because i dont see progress neither here. my son is very smart but depends on teachers and staffs and parents i cant be begging and getting angry for everything. also i ask for the after classes information at the beggining of the year, they denied whole two weeks miss richard and gave to me last day of inscription. always she watch me like get out of here. this is my experience with herod

Not a good school. Not even a safe one. Bullying is normalized and an everyday occurrence. My kid…read morewas hit, kicked, pushed, shoved etc on a weekly and sometimes a daily basis. Teachers would do this as well (bullying). My son was bullied by a teacher repeatedly. Admin would rarely respond, and if they did it was to find a way to blame the victims of bullying. I am not alone in this, as I met other parents who felt the same. Based on our experience - we would not recommend going to a school, where your child is not safe.

This is the WORST school your child could ever be inscribed into not only are the staff almost like…read moreghost because they never respond but also the fighting and bull in this school is horrible.

I love this school! But the only reason I feel the need to write a review is because of how poorly…read moreand rude I was treated by Melissa the lady in the front desk when you first walk in. I asked her a simple question about wanting to speak to an advisor and she gave me an attitude instantly saying "there are no appointments available" so I said, can I schedule another day and time and she rudely responded "no there are none for the rest of the year" was of no help and has a disgusting attitude. I mentioned to her they put I was a transfer student and messed up, and once again she rudely replied "and how exactly did we mess up" as if I was lying. If I was WCJC I would fire her in a heartbeat. The most unwelcoming unhelpful woman I've encountered

Extremely nice campus and staff, all questions always answered in a timely manner and very easy…read moreregistration process. No complaints so far!

Riverbend Montessori is small but provides a very well-balanced curriculum that emphasizes math,…read morereading/grammar/literary analysis, cultural studies and fine arts. We left the public school system after the 4th grade and witnessed an immediate change in our son. I thought Montessori was a laissez-faire approach to learning but that is not the case at Riverbend. The curriculum is structured in terms of content but flexible with how each student learns. The classrooms are mixed grade levels but the students operate at their own pace. Some are more advanced in math whereas others are not. The teachers are very much in tune with the students' academic, emotional and social developments. Learning is very tactile, utilizing tools (beads, boards, etc.) to reinforce understanding, not just memorizing. Homework is assigned with a purpose; incorrect math problems must be corrected to ensure mastery of the topics. Books are read and literary analyses are performed to understand setting, plot, theme and characters. Laptops are used for research but very much controlled and monitored. Field trips are common in order to reinforce their curriculum. Creativity is another strong point of this school. An annual play is performed where all students have a role. Creative writing is a special event that involves students writing personalized short stories and presenting them to parents. Music and art are taught weekly and involve learning instruments such as ukeleles and kalimbas as well as recreation of famous masterpieces (Van Gogh, Vermeer, Warhol, etc.). The culmination of all the hard work is on display at their end-of-year Art Festival where students showcase their art and perform musical ensembles. The teachers are nothing short of incredible; they are vested and believe in their students. They spend extra time with students and manage all field trips, including overnight ones. They encourage natural curiosity; champion building responsibility and accountability through hard work and perseverance; allow students to learn from their mistakes; and encourage them to advocate for themselves. After two years with this amazing school, we see a much more confident and mature child who is ready to take on new challenges. My only regret with Riverbend is not enrolling sooner. If you are looking for a school that will develop your child your child's love of learning, critical thinking skills and sense of responsibility, this is the school. If you want a babysitter, please look elsewhere.

Riverbend Montessori has been a transformative experience for my children. The school has enriched…read more them academically, while also inspiring a deep love for learning. From the moment we walked through its doors, it was evident this wonderful school places an emphasis on nurturing the whole child. The individualized learning plans ensure that each child progresses at their own pace, fostering both confidence and curiosity. The educators at Riverbend Montessori are not merely teachers; they are passionate mentors who cultivate an environment where questions are welcomed, and exploration is encouraged. I am deeply grateful to Ms. Salima, and Ms. Ruby who inspired a sense of wonder in my children. Beyond academics, Riverbend Montessori has played a pivotal role in the personal growth and development of my children. My little girl blossomed from a shy transition class student into a confident reader, proudly delivering her lines at the Kindergarten school play. While there are newer, larger, more modern Montessori schools around Sugar Land, Riverbend Montessori remains a charming, and nurturing haven. It stands out as a place where children are truly empowered to become the best versions of themselves. We are profoundly grateful to the owner Ms. Marcia for running a school that promotes love, empathy and the pursuit of knowledge in a most exquisite way.