when I was waiting for my daughters dance program to start I went to buy some snacks. but these…read moreworkers decided to not accept my ticket. when I asked to speak to the manager of this place, they said their was none. What kind of a buisness doesn't have a manager. they said the person in charge of the building didn't come till Monday and I just couldnt go in. honestly one of the worst concerts I've been to. this theater is the worse one in the country. I only rated them because I can't give 0 stars. Disgusting

Honestly really good school! At first I was hesitant, but once you give it a try, hanging out with…read moreright crowd and making connections, is really fun! They have the best football team! Best teachers that actually care. Best staff and overall leadership. Cleaning does need more improvement, in restrooms. But other than that, good school!

I am kind of disappointed to say I think this preschool has gone lukewarm in terms of christianity…read more We used to do summer camp before 2020 and it was full of fun activities and christian related activities, but when I revisited in 2021, there was nothing like that. You were in a room all day except when going outside.

If I could give this school no stars, I would. The experiences I personally had at chrysalis were…read morebad enough to keep you up at night. The current director is aware of a teacher putting their hands on two children and that teacher has had no consequences. She has a "30-day suspension" where she is still allowed to work around kids, including the two she put her hands on. I would not recommend working here nor bringing your kids here. I keep in contact with parents and they repletely tell me what the administrative staff tells them, how rudely they talk to them and how little they make the parents feel. One time I had one of my kids choke on a piece of food and I had to do the Heimlich maneuver on said kid. Thankfully it came out and the kid is ok, but they did not inform the parents of what happened to their own child. So said child went home and said she choked on a piece of food, the mother texted me that night furiously asking me what happened. When I explained the situation and told her I told the administrative staff, she was even more furious. They failed to contact the mother, which resulted in me having to calm her down. Another time I had one of my kids hit his head hard, to the point where he was bleeding and had to go get surgical glue for the cut. I called on the walkie in tears saying I needed help, and no one came. It took another teacher to tell them to come to my room. The front obviously had favorites, but they are so petty to the point where they would ignore a bleeding child simply because they did not like me. All the front desk did was ignore us and talk bad about the parents. So bad to the point where a parent left in tears and withdrew her kid, I still keep in touch, and she was so happy for me when I told her I was not at chrysalis anymore. They will talk bad about you and your child; I have heard it with every single kid who walks in that door. Chrysalis never ever had one good thing to say about me. I was there for almost two years and on my last day my boss told me the following "None of the parents or kids liked me. I am not fit to be a teacher; I was a bad teacher, and I should have been gone a long time ago." The office staff is very petty and very messy, after my time at chrysalis I had staff tell me "So and so said this about you" one month after I was gone. The front desk women are very messy and very unprofessional. They made the work environment so unbearable and toxic. The teachers there were overworked, tired, crying, and the front and director did nothing to help. She gave us a chocolate bar and that was it. I loved my kids, to this day I babysit and keep in contact with them. It was never the kids. They were the best kids to me. The main problem was the front desk, the director and the way they ran things. I have more and more stories about chrysalis, but it keeps me up at night feeling so bad the teachers who are good teachers there. PLEASE DO NOT WORK OR BRING YOUR KIDS TO THIS SCHOOL. If my coworkers are reading this, I hope you realize the pain you have brought upon me. Chrysalis 'Christian' preschool is nothing but a scam. Do NOT contact me.

Excellent teachers who know how to bring out the best in a student. Admin is accommodating to…read moreunique schedules and individual families' needs.

Wonderful school! My child once again enjoys going to school, doesn't come home in tears due to…read morebullying and sexual harassment by other students and is happy and thriving. Yes the school is expensive but it worth it for the improvement in mental health. My child is safe and the staff help build up self esteem while providing a very individualized education.

There is many lovely things I can say about this school…read more I'll start off by saying the teachers and students are lovely here. Students are respectful, well- mannered, and kind to other peers, no sign of bullying, which is great and rare to see nowadays. It's very easy to make friends here as long as you try talking with others! They will all approach you, too! The program offered here is also highly rewarding and amazing and am so thankful for it. Each student has the opportunity to earn as high as an Associates Degree in this school! You are practically a college student, with a college email with LoneStar, do assignments, pick your classes and schedule, and get many privileges here! Of course it can be challenging, but as long as you do all your work and study on time, you can get great grades, have nice friends, and enjoy all your free time stress free!!! All the High School work is online, therefore it is recommended to bring your own personal laptop, but they also let you use the school laptops which are pretty good too for free! All your college tuition, and textbooks, etc is free too! We use to not have ANYTHING athletically related, but our school is soon starting a soccer team this year and other sports! You have much freedom and advantages in this school, so as long as you behave good and do your best, it will be easy and rewarding at the end! Sadly, there is no transportation or lunch provided, but there are microwaves and vending machines! The only thing I wish they could fix is having more school spirit! I wish we could do things together as a whole school at least on Fridays! Also, I wish we could have more clubs to help in certain careered like maybe a medicine/ health club, LAW club, teaching, technology, ART, journalism, etc. to help people find ways to find a career they are interested in if still indecisive.... Anyways, school is overall amazing with great admin and the school is also very pretty and clean and SAFE!

I strongly urge parents to avoid A Child's View Daycare. My experience with this place has been…read morebeyond unacceptable and honestly terrifying as a parent. The staff here are extremely unprofessional and many of them clearly should not be working with children. The owner, Cynthia, even admitted to me over the phone that she doesn't want certain employees working there but "has no choice" because she can't find anyone better. Hearing the owner speak that way about her own staff says everything you need to know about how this place is run. One of the first issues we had was with a teacher named Amber. She allowed my son to call her "mom" multiple times and never corrected him until I personally walked in and heard it happening myself. On top of that, she would message me on Facebook outside of daycare hours saying how much she missed my son, which I found extremely inappropriate and unsettling. Eventually my son was moved to another classroom with Caitlyn, and things did not improve. She constantly seemed distracted and unable to properly supervise the children. It's shocking to me that someone who struggles this much with basic supervision is trusted to watch toddlers. The reason I am writing this review is because of the incident that made us immediately pull our child from this daycare. On Friday, March 6th, my two-year-old son broke his arm while at daycare. No one told me. Not a phone call, not a message, nothing. I only realized something was wrong later that night and into the next day when he continued favoring his arm. I had to reach out to the daycare myself the following day to ask if anything had happened. Once I asked, the stories started changing. First I was told he "fell on the concrete." Then the story changed to him falling off the slide. Then the teacher said she actually wasn't sure what happened. How does a two-year-old break his arm in two places at daycare and no one knows what happened? We took him to the emergency room and confirmed that his arm was indeed broken in two spots. The fact that no one noticed, no one reported it, and no one could give a clear answer about how it happened shows a shocking level of negligence. This daycare is also extremely dirty and poorly managed. It feels like the only thing they care about is collecting tuition checks, not the safety or well-being of the children in their care. After everything that happened, we immediately unenrolled our child. No parent should have to worry that their toddler could suffer a serious injury and the daycare staff either doesn't notice or doesn't bother to tell them.

Both of my children went to A Child's View. Their location is very convenient and prices are…read more reasonable. The owner was great to work with and the staff/teachers were trustworthy and really good with my kids. They took great care of my children! I would highly recommend A Child's View.

I've never been more impressed with a school. Our son has thrived here! They change classes, which…read moreis genius for this age because it keeps the kids engaged with alternating atmosphere, subjects and fun! They are very structured and our now 5 year old will be heading into kindergarten come August being able to read, add, subtract, and even multiply. He has learned geography, history, art and made amazing memories! Recess, splash days in the summer, friendships, trunk or treat and weekend play dates about once a quarter to connect the community. A school trip, a class play and a research project to top it off in the kinder class! The kids get to really experience education, socialization and learn manners in a structured environment. I can't say enough about the teachers, their patience and attitudes and the program they are running. We will miss this place!

I'm very torn on this review. First, let me say that the teachers were great to work with as well…read moreas Debbie (the owner). They really engaged with my son and worked with him well, showing their commitment and genuine interest in him. The reason for the bad review surrounds the Director, specifically. She was the complete opposite and seemed to have disdain towards my child. She seemed to peg him early on as a "bad kid" and made it apparent that she did not want to deal with him. She would roll her eyes when he arrived and was not pleasant or friendly. While there were definitely some behavioral concerns and things we (the owner, teachers, and I) were working on with my son, she had no interest in this whatsoever. Instead of contributing to an improvement plan, she simply presented it as "not her problem". I spoke with staff about this and they said they were unfortunately not surprised. Today was a tough day with my child being disruptive (talking during naptime) and I was called to pick him up. Her smirk was apparent when I arrived and she seemed very satisfied in informing me that my son was not welcome and they would give me up to two weeks to find somewhere else. I very kindly stated that I did not want my son to attend somewhere that he was not welcome, hoping to get a response that they would continue to treat him well/care/etc., to which she responded "oh ok then I'll just disenroll him today". So, apparently she has no desire to make children feel welcome. Her snide comments and remarks made this experience entirely unfortunate for me and my child, but again the teachers were wonderful and I will miss them greatly.

I grew up in a smallish town with a handful of schools so living in a school district with over…read more86,000 students kind of blows my mind. Initially, I was not in favor of public school and put my daughter in a charter school for kindergarten. There, I learned that smaller classes don't mean a better education. After a rough start there, I did a little more work on finding the positive attributes of public school. Cy-Fair really changed my outlook. While the elementary schools hover at around 1000 students each, I've learned that the teachers and staff can make that seem less overwhelming. Plus, an active PTO throughout makes up in the areas where the school needs help. My daughter is entering her third year at public school and loves it. I am so pleased Cy-Fair proved to me that public school is still a viable option even in a huge metropolitan area.

Just here for a training. I'll review the cafeteria which is nice so you don't have to leave the…read morebuilding. fresh and changing menu- very good very reasonable.