We have two children at McCoy and have been so happy here! The school is small and tight knit with…read morea very involved parent group. The PTA is robust and always looking for ways to improve student success. Every teacher we've had so far has been enthusiastic about teaching. I feel so grateful to have my kids learn here.

My brother and I started going to C2 in the second semester of our junior year to prepare for…read moretaking the SAT. We got a late start in studying compared to other kids, and I'm sure that my score only increased as much as it did thanks to the dedicated tutors at C2 and the support of Ms Sumi. They explained problems patiently, helped me settle in quickly, and were always pushing me to do a little better with every session. Thank you, C2, for helping me get into my dream school !

I sent my two children for tutoring for reading, writing and math. C2's tutors were highly…read morequalified and caring. My kids loved them and improved so much with three months of tutoring. Their school talked about putting my kids to special Ed. Now, their grades are all above 90! Thanks to C2 team.

Kumon has been such a great program for our children. Our daughter started the semester before…read moreKindergarten and went into elementary school confident and already reading. We knew we would do the same for our son when he reached the same age and he has been 5 months already and thriving. The staff is wonderful and is always attentive to keeping us informed!

Never imagined how fast this learning center improved my son. It's his week 2 and I'm already…read moreseeing the improvement. I'm very shocked. All the teachers are very nice and well educated and the owner is fantastic. My son will be attending to this specific Kumon location for very long for sure!!

I have nothing but great things to say about this place. My daughter was enrolled here from 12…read moreweeks old until she was 5 and a half years old and we had a wonderful time here. The staff and teachers are amazing. They truly care about the kids well being and are invested in their education. Highly recommend.

Our family had an amazing experience at Castle Hills Montessori, the staff is great and my son…read morelearned so much during his time. Would highly recommend to families looking for a Montessori.

Ultimately I want my child to improve in math, and that is still to be determined since we are only…read more5 weeks in, but in terms of profesional people and structure this is a great place. Not every student will get it or have identical improvements but Mathnasium has done a great job so far and I'm seeing strides. I drop my child off on average about 10 minutes early. I like that they start her then or at least math wise find something for her to do. They don't wait or stare at the clock. They jump right in and that has impressed me to most.

Before our child attended Mathnasium, they did everything possible to avoid math and quickly fell…read morebehind. Their understanding of math concepts was truly hit or miss and test performance was dismal. Since going to Mathnasium, they are now one of the top scoring students in their math class. Mathnasium significantly improved their understanding of math concepts, performance on math tests, and motivation to learn. It surpassed our expectations - by a lot. Originally, we hoped Mathnasium would get our child caught up, but after seeing such rapid improvement, we'll remain enrolled for the next several years. Our child enjoys the instructors and attending the sessions, making it a total win.

The Children's Courtyard has been an exceptional childcare experience for our family. Every teacher…read morewe've encountered has been outstanding. My youngest began attending at just six weeks old, and Mrs. Stacey provided remarkable care--she was consistently kind, attentive, and reassuring, and I always felt confident in my baby's safety and well‑being. My older child, now five, started at the age of three and was fortunate to be in Ms. Sandhya's class. She is truly extraordinary--patient, nurturing, and genuinely invested in each child. She takes the time to welcome every student, make them feel valued, and provide the affection and support they need. The leadership team, including Ms. Britni and Ms. Erica, the director and assistant director, is equally impressive. They are approachable, responsive, and clearly care for the children as if they were their own. I wholeheartedly recommend this daycare to anyone seeking a safe, caring, and high‑quality environment for their children.

My 3yr old son goes here. Very pleasant environment. Teachers are very nice and greatread more

Douglas Hogan and how he runs the day-school - calling him a tyrant would be too nice. I watched…read morehim scream at kids, for years. There was one boy in particular, Nathan W. The boy had some sort of cognitive disorder and was in special ed. He would scream at Nathan for being too loud and, when Nathan would start crying, he would grab Nathan by his arm and literally drag the boy to time outs. When Nathan would continue to cry, Doug would yell across the room at him to "be quiet or he would have to be sent to time out in the back" (which is always what happened). Nathan was far, far from the only child this happened too. Rather, Nathan was simply a young disabled boy who never heard a kind word out of Doug's mouth. And the way he hides the shouting from parents or tries to pass it off as some type of "discipline" is just sickening. Saw a post on Facebook from a young woman named Stevie. I remember one of the last times I ever saw her at Glen Hollow, she had a bad sinus infection and was scared because the snot was bloody and she thought her nose was bleeding. She had paper towels shoved against her nose for ages but the "bleeding didn't stop" because it was that she actually just needed to blow all the bloody snot from her sinuses out. Doug tried to tell her this eventually and tried to wrestle the napkins from her face and hands. She screamed bloody murder until he finally stopped because she saw a lot of blood. I was far enough away and a couple years older such that I could see and understand that Doug was indeed correct. But all he did was say, "you're wrong, it's just your sinuses, stop being silly, stop acting like a baby"....etc. So, he didn't actually help her at her young age to understand and feel safe. He screamed at her, then sighed and said, "whatever" before walking off and left her to keep crying with a face full of napkins. Sometimes Doug took a group of kids out boating on the weekend. Usually, we would bring a large raft to pull along behind on the boat. One day, a boy named Rhyce came along and was told to (by Doug) hold on to the raft. Well, once everyone got settled and we got going, the raft eventually flew out behind the boat. Well, it just so happens that Doug never once told Rhyce to let go of the raft once the boat got faster and being a young boy, Rhyce did as he was told. Next thing we know, everyone in the front of the boat turns around to Doug screaming at Rhyce at the top of his lungs because the raft rope had absolutely shredded Rhyce's hands and we had to immediately go back to the dock so he could be taken to the ER. The entire ride back was miserable because Doug was screaming at Rhyce about how he could have possibly done something so dumb that obviously caused such harm. It wasn't until years later, as an adult myself, I realized that Rhyce wasn't the stupid one. He was an innocent child. Also, are parents, especially of young girls aware that Doug Hogan has, for the entire time I've known him, "tickled" young girls? Always while they're playing and having a good time and "just tickling" them on the side. Look, let me tell you now that I'm a grown adult - even if I believed a middle aged man "tickling" young girls at his daycare was that innocent, why haven't parents stopped it after all these years? Now, he did it the ENTIRE time I attended Glen Hollow Day School and it wasn't only to girls. Some parents need to start asking their kids who went to that place some actual questions about how he screamed at kids, dragged them around by their arm or with a hand around the back of their necks, and how he likes to play with kids by tickling them. Douglas James Hogan is nothing more than a bully who, after leaving the marines, thought it would be a good idea to work with developing children because of his credentials in psychology. It's 2025 and it's time the truth about how horrible this man treated so many kids comes out. People want to sit back and say, "he made kids learn so much. they were ahead of all the other kids". Yeah, look, I went to private school before attending Glen Hollow and was learning multiplication by first grade - my mother can confirm - St. Mary's Catholic School. If you care so much about your kids education, send them to better schools and academic summer camps, not at this sham of a place. Parents, it's time to wake up. And to the former "students" of his, I have a pretty good memory and about half the people I see posting talking about how much he "helped" them, are the same people I can distinctly remember times he made them cry. Don't pay a bully to watch your children - it's not worth it.

We have had an excellent experience at Glen Hollow! Both of our daughters have been going here for…read moreyears and it has really excelled their academic journey. Would and have recommended Glen Hollow very highly!!

We could not recommend TLE Castle Hills enough! We came…read morefrom a different TLE and did not have a good experience with them which caused my toddler to experience anxiety being at daycare so going in we were very nervous on what to expect but TLE Castle Hills had exceeded our expectations with the care and love they had given our children. Just walking into the daycare you can tell it's filled with tons of activities and fun for the children, and felt very homey! Within the first week, there was a huge difference in my toddler's behavior (in a positive way) she was so happy! Noreen, the front staff, and all the teachers in the infant and twaddler classes were so friendly and loving with our girls and made it such a safe and fun environment which of course is all a parent really wants when leaving your children with someone else. We were so sad to part from them but so grateful for our time there!

Update to now: My daughter just graduated pre-k and the last 4.5 years has been such a wonderful…read moreexperience. The staff and owners treat you like family, and it will be emotional to move onto kindergarten at another school. If you are looking for a place that cares about kids, curriculum, and growing your kids from infancy through little kid, this is the place to go. They will work with you for any preferences you have and pay special attention to your/kid's needs. We will miss you TLE but will continue to recommend this place to friends and family! From 2018: The Learning Experience in Lewisville is one of the few places I've found that really cares about the well-being of our children. After visiting several places to send my infant, TLE stood out as a place that is hands-on through all developmental milestones, and goes above and beyond in ensuring that each child is cared for according to his/her preferences and personality. It's not a 'one size fits all' place where they merely babysit; staff and caregivers get to know each child and provide the appropriate care based on his/her needs. As a first-time mom, I was extra scared and skeptical about daycares, and from the moment I stepped into TLE I knew this was going to be my baby's 'home away from home', and all my skepticism melted away. I encourage anyone who is looking for childcare to visit this location; so far, it's the best decision I've made for my child.