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.

I'm pretty satisfied with how they handled my daughters transfer here. Her old school was harassing…read moreher because my son went there and got into trouble. I was at my wit's end. I felt helpless so we moved. Not only did they not honor sending her to alternative they welcomed her with open arms and treated her good. The staff is so friendly and understanding. I can't express how grateful I am. I wish we would have moved sooner. Thank you guys!!!!!!

I went to this school for high school and went back today. The school looks pretty much the same…read more One difference would be that they seem to have increased the number of "tshacks". The entrance is not too bad and the front staff are pretty helpful. There also seems to be good amount of parking for visitor/guests.

girllllli it's my senior year. started off rough but it's extremely diverse and full of all kinds…read moreof programs. as a freshman it's always scary but it's easy to navigate and not too big. we have wonderful administration who help you with whatever you need. the only reason there isn't 5 stars is because that disgusting lunch food. i'm sorry y'all but it's just not good. don't come empty handed or you gone leave hungry. it aint good lol.

I came to da schoolhouse and a staff member slapped me upside the head for not leaving the restroom…read morein a timely manner and when I didn't have any money on my account the lunch lady took my food and threw it in the garbage can I hate this school

I rarely ever do reviews but I feel this one is necessary since customer service and best business…read morepractices seem to be going out the window. 2 times now their website payment portal has been down and because of that they charged me a non autopay tuition rate. After showing proof of the website error stating website is down, management continued to ignore their fault and charged the additional rate for being "late." The front desk staff need customer service training. No hellos... no I'm sorry I couldn't assist you, is there anything else I can help you with"... just blank stares. Note I was friendly and just trying to understand the additional charges when the website was not working. Not that I didn't pay. Also, this is all operational issues, nothing on the coaching staff.

A review for bday parties:…read more We had a party for one of our kids and my second child loved it so much she changed her bday plans and requested to have it at Olympia as well. We love we can bring our own food or order through their catering services. The website is user friendly & easy to book. Packages range from 10-40 kids. Pricing and # of tables provided for you to figure out to book, I like the 30 mins option and times are flexible for early to evening parties. We brought our crockpot and there's a place to plug it in. The space is just accommodating and the staff to guide the party were amazing and friendly. Assisting to setup & breakdown as well. We are so glad are guests enjoyed the party and was shocked to discover the venue. Even though it's a share space, it just didn't feel like it. I like the space they have for the parties and doesn't clash with each other. Highly recommend I had celebrated a 4 & 9 year old. And the adults themselves got to enjoy the obsracles.

I am basing my review only on SUMMER classes . Purchased a summer card for my 6yr old daughter to…read moretry different classes with hopes she could find something she likes . Love this card idea bc it lets the kids without prior experience explore different dance styles before committing to a year long class. The teachers have been very nice and every class has been fun. The front office staff was very welcoming.

Best dance studio in Fort bend! The instructors are phenomenal and so patient with the younger…read morekids. This is our second year and we have no plans of leaving.

My son has been enrolled at Park Point Montessori for a little over a year, and this review has…read morebeen a long time coming. Park Point is an excellent school with a wonderful curriculum. My son is learning things like manners, practical life skills, and academic skills in the Transitions class (with 2 and 3 year olds) and he is thriving at this school. His teachers have all been excellent. His teachers in the Toddler II class (Ms. Nancy and Ms. Salma) were fantastic teachers and were always so patient and kind with the kids. Ms. Satiya and Ms. Ishrath are his current teachers in the Transitions class and I adore them. Ms. Satiya is like the kid-whisperer!! She is the perfect combination of kind, gentle, and strict. Ms. Ishrath helps the kids with their lessons and academic work in the morning and every morning I see every child engaged in what they are doing! My son is always very excited to go to school and get his lesson mat. I can't say enough great things about this place. My family and I are SO fortunate to have found it last summer!

I enrolled my daughter at this Montessori school and removed her approximately 3.5 hours into her…read morevery first day because I was extremely concerned by what I personally observed. While watching the classroom cameras, I observed teachers spending extended periods engaged in conversation with each other instead of actively engaging with and supervising the children. I observed staff members on their phones, a teacher leave the classroom while children remained inside, and a teacher sitting at the desk while there appeared to be very little engagement or instruction taking place. Most concerning to me was watching an older child repeatedly swing at a smaller child while I did not see appropriate intervention from staff. When I arrived to pick up my daughter, I also personally witnessed teachers sitting on the same table where the children were eating their lunch. I saved the video footage documenting what I observed and sent the videos directly to the director. Despite providing that documentation, I have not received any meaningful follow-up regarding the safety and supervision concerns I raised, nor have I received a resolution regarding the full refund I requested. When I requested my refund, I was referred to the school's policy requiring 30 days' notice in order to receive the deposit back and requiring the child to remain enrolled during that notice period. I understand having a 30-day policy for a normal withdrawal, but this was not a normal withdrawal or simply a change of mind. I removed my daughter approximately 3.5 hours into her first day because of what I personally observed. There is absolutely no way I would leave my child in an environment I no longer felt comfortable with for another 30 minutes simply to satisfy a policy, much less another 30 days. What is particularly concerning to me is that the school's own policies also state that staff members are not supposed to be on their phones, yet I have video footage of staff using their phones during the time my daughter was there. I find it difficult to understand how the 30-day policy can be strictly enforced against a parent while the concerns I documented regarding staff conduct and supervision have not been addressed. I believe the circumstances surrounding my daughter's immediate withdrawal should be taken into consideration when determining whether the standard 30-day withdrawal policy applies. My daughter's safety comes before a deposit or tuition payment. I am sharing this experience because other parents deserve to know what I personally observed and how my concerns were handled so they can make their own informed decision about where they leave their children.