My son went here for 2 years and it was great. Wish he could be here longer. They are so nurturing…read moreand loving. What's nice is that they keep the classrooms small and intimate and the teachers are there to stay! The entire time my son was there, none of the teachers left. Consistency is important when they're that young. In the beginning, it might take a little bit of adjusting because their system isn't streamlined like other daycares. So communication can be a bit slow, but if you're patient with them, you won't regret it because the things that matter and are important are there. They keep your child safe so you don't have to worry about their well-being and they make sure every student thrives. You have peace of mind while you're working or busy throughout the day. And you know your child is getting lots of attention because the class sizes aren't as big as some others that have up to 18 kids or more in one classroom. I'm very thankful to them and I highly recommend this Montessori!

My little girl has gone to Soraya Montessori for 3 years and I can't say enough good things about…read morethis place. I feel the people that work there genuinely love my child, do learning rich activities that the children like and learn from at the same time! They go way beyond ABC's, she is learning to read, decimals! Geography, it's crazy. She was singing me all the states in order & I had to think about it, lol. The teachers there are talented treasures wrapped in patience. I'm so sad to have to leave, I wish you had all the grades :) Also, the price & food is really good there. I had visited places that were $200-$400 a month more that I didn't think were as nice.

I cannot speak on any other teachers than the ones we dealt with, along with administrators -- it…read moreis clear that some, if not most of the staff are trying their best to help kids achieve their goals. However, our son was unfortunately placed into the care of people who either lack the experience to care for kids, or just don't enjoy doing it. Because of "behavioral issues" our son was told that "he is missing part of his brain" and referred to a quack pseudoscience professional in Addison, TX with the promise that said "doctor" would be able to help. Instead, we spent thousands of dollars on a scam -- at the recommendation of Gabimarie at Breckinridge. Ultimately, we were given a "trial period" of 3 weeks where out son was (finally!) removed from the care of his teacher and placed in another class. During his time in that class, we received no communication that he was acting out, and during every single observational attempt, I could see him focused on his work. At the end of the trial period, we were brought into the office and the owner, Gabimarie, and his new teachers tried to tell us that he was just too disruptive to the class to be kept at their school. We have decided it is best to not fight it and withdraw both children from their care and move onto a better school option. In the end, we loved the kids and parents at this school, but some of the staff and teachers are far more interested in enforcing petty dress code violations than they are attending to the kids needs. Other reviews on here have touched on things we also witnessed. While there are good things about the school that we really liked, the overall experience was so poor that I cannot in good conscience recommend it to anyone. Your children's mental well-being is far too important than to roll the dice with certain staff. Go elsewhere -- the cheap price tag of this place is less indicative of value than it is "you get what you pay for."

There are schools where you take your children to simply learn ABC's and arithmetic - those schools…read moremay do a decent job. Then there are schools where you take your children to not just learn ABC's and arithmetic, but you're fortunate enough to find teachers that truly love their profession and show the care and concern for each child. We have found that at Breckenridge Montessori. When trying to determine where to leave your child for several hours a day, it is important to find out if those that will be with your son or daughter from 8 - 4 (or longer) not only enjoy their profession but enjoy where they are working. The staff at Breckenridge Montessori has been there for years - YEARS - with some being there well over a decade. The love they have not only for where they work but for the children shows each day. I have found the staff very willing to listen to our needs, our questions and our concerns for our child, which is important because we had some unfortunate issues at other schools that did not have the professionalism and level of attention that Breckenridge Montessori has shown us. Our son has flourished - he is learning and advancing in his education exceptionally. As a kindergartener he is doing math and reading well beyond his years and has, most importantly, shown an insatiable appetite to learn - he asks questions and seeks answers, which I attribute to the school fostering in him the desire to learn not just as a ritualistic academic endeavor but as a curiosity about life around him. I do not make recommendations lightly because I think people read these and take them seriously. I will tell you I recommend Breckenridge Montessori without hesitation. Do your child a favor and consider this school for his or her education - in life and ABCs.

There is truly something special about The Montessori School at StarCreek! Every teacher is kind,…read morewelcoming, caring, and treats every student with love and respect. You can really tell that they want the best for their students, and I feel so comfortable!

"I cannot speak highly enough of p4 teachers. Their dedication to fostering a nurturing and…read moreengaging environment is evident in everything they do. The Montessori approach truly comes to life in their classroom, as they encourage independence, creativity, and a love for learning in each child. Their patience, warmth, and ability to connect with students on an individual level make them exceptional. I've seen incredible growth and confidence in my child since joining their class. P4 teachers truly embodies the principles of Montessori education and makes a lasting positive impact on their students. Thank you for all you do as our kids today our the future of tomorrow.

Our daughter Ishanvi has been going to Primrose School at Deerfield since November 2022 when she…read morejust turned 4. It was a lengthy process in choosing her first school and we are very pleased to have chosen Primrose. The school and the staff have been playing a significant role in the development and growth of our daughter. Over time since she joined, Isha loved going to school. Apart from the outstanding curriculum, numerous other activities like Christmas celebrations, Easter Egg Hunt, the annual graduation ceremony, etc., have piqued Isha's interest and made her appreciate the time she is spending in school. It is to be noted that the staff put in a lot of time, effort and energy into the execution of the aforementioned events that they end up being really grand, rich and thoroughly memorable experiences for students and parents alike. The school has also ensured that they strictly meet the dietary requirements of each child. The staff also do a commendable job in communicating with us about the child's daily activities, upcoming events, payment reminders and accommodating many other requests we've made. It has been a breeze communicating with Ms. Corrine, especially, and she has always been prompt, quick and always helpful in her response. Our special mention goes to Ms. Alissa. Ever since Ms. Alissa became the class teacher for Pre-K-2, Isha wasn't just happy but was excited to go to school. We, as parents, could clearly see that Ms. Alissa genuinely cared about the kids in the class, made them all feel inclusive, provided individual care to each one of them and actually wanted them to be happy & comfortable. The very manner she greets the kids in the morning not only brightens their days but ours as well. As we drop off our daughter and drive away in the morning, we feel relieved and at peace knowing that Ms. Alissa is there to take care of our daughter. We also want to thank Ms. Margie (who in Isha's words is a very sweet teacher), Ms. Shilpi, Mr. Alan (whose high-fives instantly cheer up Isha in the morning), Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Heather.

We've been with this Primrose school since our son was 5 months old (he's about to turn 3), and we…read moreare so happy to be part of the Primrose family! It is such a happy, safe, loving environment where you can see how much the teachers and staff care about the kiddos. We have loved all of his teachers so much, but more importantly so does our kiddo! He gets the biggest grin going to them each morning, and there's no bigger comfort in the world than knowing you're leaving your kid in the best hands. He has also learned and developed so much during his time here. And as a parent, I've been impressed with just how much he's blossomed as he moves up to each new class.

I know what you're thinking, who can I trust to care for your little one. Look no further than…read moreTwinkle. We chose Padi a couple of years ago and could not have been happier. Her care and dedication to the kids is excellent. The environment is very clean and welcoming. We wanted our daughter's first educational experience to not feel overwhelmed in a large format daycare but rather a smaller, more focused group and it's turned out great! Padi's communication, be it progress, administrative or just some daily photos is also something we loved. We will always remain friends, advocates and fans of Twinkle.

My son is a Covid baby, which means he's very attached to his mama, dada and Gigi. He's been at…read morehome without much interaction and I was very hesitant to drop him off at a larger daycare since they have strict mask guidelines and schedules, which I don't think young babies understand. My son pulls on the masks in attempt to play peek-a-boo. Once he reached 10 months old, I decided to find a great daycare. Thank goodness I found Padi and Angel! I could tell right off they were loving and caring. They always have fun, Montessori-based activities for the kiddos and send tons of updates to this new, first-time, overly worried mom. I'm so glad they are open and I look forward to seeing him learn and grow as he is exposed to many new and different activities and friends.

We have sent both of our kids to DMA for going on 18 months, current ages of 6 & 3, and this school…read morehas been excellent for us and our kids. DMA staff regularly communicate using the ChildPilot app, at pickup/drop-off, and regular conferences. Our kids are well ahead of their public school peers in both reading, math, and critical thinking. We like that the school offers Chinese as a second language.

My children attended DMA for over a year, and we were delighted with their progress, both in terms…read moreof academics and socialization. The individual instruction they receive in classes is plentiful, and the variety and quality of enhancement activities are outstanding. I read through the handful of negative reviews and find them puzzling. I have no affiliation with the school other than as a customer, and I was quite pleased with DMA overall. My kids made significant progress in reading, math, and multiple languages. Thanks to the extra-curricular classes, my kids both learned how to play chess and play the piano. I have no qualms about recommending this school.

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!

Our family loves this school and our child's teacher, Ms. Chassity. She gives us updates on…read morebehavior, guidance, and learning goals every day when we pick up. We feel like our child is in good hands. Truly a 5 star experience.

So excited that we found this school! My son is turning 5 in January and needed a good preschool…read morewith structure and a balance of music and academics. Primrose of Chase Oaks goes above and beyond. The management team greets you at the door everyday and the teachers are the best of the best. They have infant to after school care which helps when all childcare needs for your little ones.

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.