The only bad thing I can say about this school is that we haven't found it earlier…read more Our son attended 11th and 12th grade and graduated in May 2023. Coming from Germany only 5 years ago, the size of the public high school was an issue which we did not anticipate. Cunae is in comparison a lot smaller, but that was in our case exactly what we were looking for. Our son absolutely thrived in the last two years. The IB program was what attracted us in the first place, but the whole concept at this school is fantastic.

We are so thankful to have found Cunae International for our daughter. The material is taught in a…read moremanner that the students retain the information. The kids are required to do presentations, research papers, projects that prepare them for college. The school teaches life skills ensuring the the children make choices and take responsibility. In addition, Cunae offers the IB to those interested in taking that path. We believe our daughter will graduate next year with a top notch education and will be ready for adulthood.

We love St Annes. Great school. Wonderful staff that cares deeply about our children.read more

Stupid rules like a hair rule that I feel has no benifit to the school I've heard many students say…read moreit lowered their confidence and hate to look in the mirror now. The school is alright but the hair rule and many other stupid rules. If they changed these rules I would probably give a four.

(I attempted to leave a review on Google maps but comments are turned off)…read more My son attended this school for two years (7th and 8th grade). While there are some positives, ultimately the cons outweighed the pros, and we made the decision to withdraw him. One of our biggest concerns was the lack of structure and classroom management, particularly with teachers Amy and Natalie (science and ELA). It never felt like they truly cared about our son as an individual, and issues at school were never communicated to us as parents. We've had our child in private schools for years and have never encountered some of the incidents we experienced here, incidents that were genuinely appalling. The school seems to promote freedom and compassion, but in our experience, that often masked a lack of accountability and consistency. Natalie, the reading teacher, was known for favoritism towards certain students (especially the girls), and this was widely acknowledged among the students but never addressed by leadership. Behavior issues in the classroom were often ignored, and there was no real structure in place to support student discipline or teacher accountability. Academically, we were disappointed by the lack of real assessment and instruction especially in reading and grammar. Grammar, for example, was only corrected during portfolio work, but not actively taught. We had to hire outside tutoring just to get our son up to grade level. After an assessment for a new school, we discovered he wasn't at grade level for math either. In summary, while the school may present a warm and progressive image, the day-to-day reality did not reflect true care, structure, or educational quality. Children need both freedom and clear boundaries, and above all, they need educators who see and support them as individuals. Unfortunately, that was not our experience here. I cannot recommend this school.

Great school with wonderful educators! This is how education should be!!…read moreThe teacher are the best out there and absolutely pure their hearts into their work!

No thank you. You'll pay around 20k for your child to have the same experience as public school.read more

This school is great! You have positive and negative reviews on most places these days. Regarding…read moreyour child's education, the best thing to do is set up and appt., meet with staff, tour the school with your child(ren), and sit in during some classroom instructional time. Your family will know if it's right for you. It's a great school. Oh yeah! ~ attend the sports events! You'll have a fun time and you'll have an opportunity to watch the staff/student interaction in a setting other than the classroom. The sacrifices for what is offered, are well worth it. One main difference from public schools, and to some the most important difference, is that the Word of God and the love of Christ is paramount at Concordia HS Tomball.

My son started attending Hope Montessori in January 2025, when he had just turned two. From day…read moreone, we felt welcomed and supported. The campus is absolutely beautiful -- surrounded by pine trees, calm, and clean. It's a fully gated property with video cameras, so I always feel confident that my child is safe. Honestly, I wish I could stay there myself all day -- it's that peaceful! The teachers -- Ms. Nada, Ms. Dixie, and Mariah -- are truly amazing. They quickly became our friends. Every single day, they take the time to share how my son is doing. He came from another country, but now he's learning English so fast -- he can count, name colors, and even sings songs at home that he picked up at school. One of my favorite moments is every morning: as soon as we arrive, my son lets go of my hand and runs straight to his friends -- completely forgetting about me. To me, that's the best sign of a truly great place for mu child.

My daughter has attended Hope Montessori for the last 3 years and absolutely loves it…read more The school staff has very low turnover and the teachers are like family. They have a genuine interest in each student and are all very warm and nurturing. I have always felt my daughter is supported, safe and in an environment that encourages her creativity and intellectual development. She has learned so much and loves going to school.

My son is in pre-k at Kids World in Willis! He has the most remarkable teacher. Ms. Joana in…read moreGlacier Bay has moved mountains for him and with him. She accesses each individual child and then works hard to give them exactly what they need. My son has been thriving in her room. I will be forever thankful for her.

Kids world is amazing! My 2 year old loves going there daily. Amazing teachers and directors who…read moreare very involved in the class and what happens. I know she's safe and learning so much daily!

The administrator tried to diagnose my child with different diagnoses at each parent meeting I…read moreattended which was very inappropriate. We thought the school was a good fit for our creative child but it's restrictive and everything has to strictly align with Steiner philosophy from the 1900's with no room for current research or freedom for individual interests. They do not work with students who are ahead, behind or bored. We were not at the school long but my child mentioned I'm not learning here and is thriving elsewhere.

From the moment we stepped foot on campus the whole community has been so welcoming. The Education…read morewe get for our children here is priceless; not just in academic subjects, but also in how to be a citizen of their community and the world. Great Oak School is a wonderful nurturing environment for the children, and a supportive, helpful environment for the parents. Five Stars.

It's been years since my children were at Glenwood, but we still talk about the magic that happened…read morethere. My now third grader got a huge head start to 1st grade public school because of Ms Abby. She really knows how to nurture and educate children. Even my child says he was glad he went and learned from her because the concepts she taught were not taught at his public school. The family values and sense of community that is fostered by Glenwood is unprecedented. My younger child went through pre-K and immediately the teacher knew he would need some extra help in school. She was right. We ended up having outside testing done that guided us on the best way to address his needs in school. It all started with Glenwood. Too bad we moved and that it's not a full pre-K-5th grade campus. I would have loved to have stayed.