The nest school has been an absolute blessing for my daughter, providing her with the most…read morenurturing care and love. her teacher ms.julissa is the best! As a parent bringing your child to daycare is very scary, but each and everyone at the school makes sure not only my daughter, but me and her father is comfortable.

We feel so lucky to have found The Nest. From day one, everyone has been incredibly kind, patient,…read moreand genuinely caring. My son really loves being there, which says a lot. There were mornings when he felt a little emotional, and the teachers were always so gentle and reassuring -- they would comfort him, engage him in activities, and help him transition smoothly. As a parent, that gave us so much peace of mind. Miss Angel and Miss Diana are both wonderful. They are attentive, warm, and truly dedicated to the kids. You can tell they really love what they do. Honestly, if we weren't moving out of state, we would absolutely keep our son at The Nest. We're so thankful for the care and support they've given our family, and we highly recommend them to any parents looking for a great daycare.

This place is truly special. We were lucky to get our son a spot on short notice, and although it…read moretook him a month or so of regular attendance to acclimate from the Spanish immersion, by the light in his eyes at the end of the school day now and the excitement on his face you can tell he's having a great time! Everyone we have interacted with has been wonderful and kind -- they have handled being open during a pandemic with professionalism and grace. I'm honestly so glad we found this place!

Spanish schoolhouse does not have appropriate training and qualified certified educators or…read moredirectors operating their school. My daughter suffered emotional abuse from her teachers, coming home frequently scared to go to school because her teachers yell, hold her wrists in a forceful manner when she makes mistakes. Because they are not certified or given adequate training (only every three months according to director with non accredited trainers) "teachers" are not skilled or knowledgeable in teaching practices that are developmentally appropriate and in alignment with Texas standards. They are unaware on how to utilize redirection, positive reinforcement and engagement tools and resources that support the whole child. As a certified experienced educator and multilingual program director myself I am distraught I let my child go to this daycare for over a year and advise other to stay away from an institution that does not have the abilities to teach young children. There are other multicultural and multilingual accredited schools in the area if looking for that type of care. Lastly, The entire Spanish schoolhouse board of directors does not have a single verified educator at the table speaking for quality education and what that actually means- their CEO is a graphic designer and many on the board are business and operations minded sources of knowledge. Steer clear of Spanish schoolhouse!

I can't say enough great things about Grace! My son…read morecurrently attends, and has since he joined the 2 year old class. My daughter attended the 2, 3, then 4 year old classes. She started kindergarten this year with so much confidence, and I fully believe it's from the lessons she's learned at Grace. My children have absolutely adored their teachers and classmates, and I couldn't be happier with the entire Grace team. They truly care about the kids. Their lessons are incredibly well rounded to give them the education they need, while also being nurturing and kind every step of the way. I will forever be grateful for the Grace team!

We've had a great experience in twos, three, and 4/5 classes! Everyone is very responsive, and…read morehelpful. Glad my youngest still has a few years left here.

Super friendly and nice staff. Great location. Really caring towards kids. Excellent preschool…read morecurriculum. Highly recommend.

The teachers, administrators, and Chef Perry are the best. Really glad to have our younger girls at…read moresuch a great school!

My wife and I were in a scramble to find a summer rest are for our son (the delay caused by not…read moreknowing if he would get extended summer classes, he's mildly special needs). My son is 4 but not yet potty trained. He's polite, gregarious, and laughs a lot. But, as a kid potentially on the spectrum, he will have melt downs. Usually a hug and a cracker will bring him back down to earth. We told all of this to the supervisor during our initial phone call and she said, "We definitely have openings, this won't be a problem. Why don't you come take a tour?" We scheduled one for that following Friday. We were toured by Soni (sp?) and it became clear that this would be a problem. She only talked about the gifted kids in the school and, when prompted to talk about the average kids, she shrugged and said, "We deal with them." We met the 4 year old class, all sitting quietly and coloring, while the teacher looked on. We were introduced as the parents of our son, "Who has special needs, so I don't know what to say to you." What does that even mean? My son was quiet and polite, if not a little shy, the whole tour. We left with the feeling that this wouldn't be a good fit. 5 days later, we received a voicemail from the supervisor saying, "We don't have the teachers to handle him or any openings." What happened to "this wouldn't be a problem"? What happened to the openings? It's as if, by some neuro divergent prejudice, our son magically became a problem. Do not send your kids here unless they are "perfect".

horrible daycare. I would not recommend anyone to being their kids here. the center director is…read morevery rude and belittling

I am reviewing this wonderful school as an 'outsider'. I had been attending Teacher Professional…read moreDevelopment on Montessori Applied to Children At Risk. All of the instructors are very knowable of the MACAR method and detailed (which I like). This training is wonderful, it makes me wish that I could of had the training sooner to help the children in my classroom who are at risk. The Shelton school helps children who have learning-differenterences. Including dyslexia, attention deficit disorder (ADD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), speech and language disorders. While I observed in the classrooms, I saw incredible teachers and students. The classroom sizes are small and the teacher to student ratio is 8 to 1 (at the most). The children are very respectful to their peers, teachers, work, and the environment. I will definitely want to come back for more training.

I came to the school as a guest speaker, I am an author, and I was very impressed with the people I…read moremet. Everyone was genuinely nice and caring. The school is clean, with a hint of fun flair on the walls. And the art exhibit I was shown was amazing. The principal came out of her meeting to personally welcome me, and the kids I spoke to about writing were so curious and delightful. This was a wonderful experience for me, and I hope I have the chance to come back for another author visit.

To put it simply, we love Ivy!…read more For the past three years, we have enrolled our children at Ivy Montessori Academy on McCallum in Dallas. While there are many other similarly priced Montessori day cares in the area, Ivy's teachers and staff are what sets them apart from the rest. Their teachers are like second moms to our kids and pour so much love into their students every day. Ms. Anisa, the director, keeps us well informed and loves our kids as if they were her own. She keeps the school running smoothly, even through the many challenges COVID has presented. Ms. Julie, the infants' teacher, was such a wealth of information when our children were in her care. She was a great thought partner and helped us navigate through dropping naps, changing feeding schedules and introducing solids throughout the years we were in her class. Ms. Yazmin, Ms. Zarin, Ms. Sherry and Ms. Erica in the toddler rooms are so kind and loving with our kids. While in their classes, our kids' vocabulary skyrocketed and we saw them meet so many cognitive milestones with ease. Ms. Brenda has been THE BEST resource and partner in potty training. She makes each of her kids feel special and leads them through so many creative activities.

I started looking for a daycare when I was 10 weeks pregnant. I asked friends and moms where I…read moreshould go and was give the names of all the "go to" day cares in North Dallas/Richardson. I was shocked at how many facilities had wait lists for infant care - up to 18 months??? It didn't even make any sense to me. Ivy Montessori was literally around the corner from our home. We went in for a tour, unscheduled. The facility was much smaller than the other places we'd visited! We met with Kathie, the director and she gave us a quick tour and showed us the Infant room. It's small - with about 8 cribs, a few saucers and bouncy chairs. But I noticed there was NO smell - it was so clean! Kathie told us that there was no wait list, but as soon as we'd made a decision to bring back the deposit to hold our spot. The best part was, it was very affordable ($895/mo), especially for the North Dallas area. On his first day, I had to come back up to the center mid-day with his tuition check. I walked in to a low lit, quiet day care. The entire center was quiet - everyone was down for a nap. My baby, who had not slept over 4 hours or even in a crib yet, was asleep in a crib, on his back, in a sleep sack. From that day on, he's slept in his crib and slept through the night. They were able to put him on a schedule when I was not able to. My son has been at Ivy since he was 7 weeks old. He's now 7 months old. We have even moved to another area - but I still drive him to Ivy every single day. He is thriving, and has a team of teachers there who love him. I will sing their praises every day and am so grateful we found them. I have total peace of mind when I drop him off every morning, and I know we will keep him here until he starts Kindergarten.

Lionheart at FBCP is amazing!! The director, Mrs Kerry is awesome! She cares so much for all the…read morechildren and staff at the school. She and all the staff make sure that all the kids are well taken care of and loved! I cannot recommend this place enough!

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My son has spent two years and my daughter one year here. We love this place the stuff is very…read morefriendly and welcoming. The owners are very kind, my son loves Miss Shaniqua, she is a great teacher. My husband and I are both feeling very comfortable having access to the cameras. I highly recommend this place.

The staff is super friendly, and everyone seems to be having fun. The kids all look like they're…read morehaving fun, too, and when I went into a room, all the kids wanted to show me something. The teachers handled it very well, keeping things under control without being harsh with the kids. It just seems like a nice clean place with lots of positive energy. Roberto and Ileana (the owners) seem to be very involved and very focused on making it a great experience.

We love Richmond Hill Montessori! Before our child started there, I was home with them full-time…read more It was a big transition for our whole family, and the school -- especially Ms. Shaheda, Ms. Karima, and Ms. Kavita -- really helped us through it. We are so grateful that we found them. We did a lot of research and toured many other schools before choosing Richmond Hill, and we are glad that we did. It is truly one of a kind. We cannot recommend them enough.

My son had gone to Preston Park Montessori Academy and was bitten more than 8 times. Then I learned…read morefrom Richmond Hill that it's because these teachers are on their phones and not watching your child. The true Montessori way is not to have technology that will inhibit or loose focus. Richmond Hill does not allow their teachers to mess around with cell phones so they can give the attention to your children. My son has improved significantly since coming over here. He is a lot of work, but the teachers know how to work together so not one teacher should burden a heavy load. It does take a village to raise a child properly. The teachers are calm, well controlled, they find ways to help your child have emotional control. If they have issues, they will tell you. It is important to listen to them. Because they have insight of what to do to help your child progress. Your partnership with the teachers is vital. You must continue the Montessori style in your daily living at home. I can not say enough good things about this place. So this why I am stressing the fact you need to work with the teachers in order for your child to progress. Take the teachers advices to heart.