My personal experience with this specific location has been disgusting. I have been intentionally…read moreoversighted by the directors in this location when I have simply asked for a refund because my child has not taken placement exams. Calling and leaving messages for the directors requesting a refund seems to be frivalous banter. It's been months now and the employees of this institution have failed to communicate a status to my family. I have attempted to reach corperates number that was provided to me by the staff and was deliberately given disconnected information. If the integrity of the directors can be questioned in such a manner how can this establishment be trusted with our children.

awesome place and tutors have really helped my son with his reading comprehension would definitely…read morerecommend to others if your child is having problems and needs a more specific one on one setting

HolliHills has been such a blessing to me and my family! Miss Stefany and her staff really care…read moreabout the kids and their growth. Not only that, they care about the kid's home life and extended family. When questions/concerns were raised, they did they best they could to address them as quickly and positively as possible. It's rare to see such good quality especially at the rates they offer. The only complaints I've heard from other parents is when they want to break the policies and procedures (some state required) and they are told "No" and they then act like their children. I definitely recommend them for my kids and for yours.

Both my kids have attended this daycare center after turning 1. I have nothing but great things to…read moresay about them.

this daycare was the worst experience I've ever had!! I wouldn't advise that you send your children…read morehere. the environment is ugly and from walk in to walk out the experience is very uncomfortable. there needs to be supervision over the workers and directors need to do their job!! that place is a circus and needs help being run correctly

After heartache after heartache with primrose on bulverde pinnacle academy on Classen facility and…read morecountry day Montessori this has been a blessing! My son has been doing well And the staff is down to earth humble. They truly care about the kids and the head administrator Mrs Felicia is a fantastic! How I regret not coming here first my son was labeled "willful" and the "bad kid" at the other facility's. I'm not sure how that will affect him but save yourself the grief this place isn't as nice and brand new and shiny like the others but man the staff make up for all that. Can't put a price on "caring". Thank you guys for all you do!

We love San Antonio Country Day Montessori School…read more The Teacher: Ms. Lori is PATIENT and kind, loving, & willing to work with our child. She came up with a solution (after 2 days) that relieved my son's severe anxiety stemming from a trauma that he suffered two months prior, that we had been trying to work through with him since it occurred. This alone has helped our family more than words can say. She has many years of experience teaching young children and is patient enough to figure out what works for our child. Our family is blessed to have her teaching our child. The Owner: Ms. Betty Williams is wonderful. She is extremely knowledgable and is more than willing (happy) to share her knowledge with parents. On several occasions, Ms. Betty has sat patiently with me, with a caring heart, and given me so much amazing parenting advice. I cannot thank her enough for not being rude or judgmental when I came to her for advice. The front office staff: Ms. Natalie & Ms. Alicia are always genuinely friendly and kind any time I speak with them. They both have been very accommodating when I have needed anything. They both truly LOVE the children. Everyone at SACDM does. The staff at this school works as a team. They are a humble group of people whose true passion is the children. They are down to earth and make parents feel comfortable. They all work very diligently in figuring out what works best for each child. The tuition is a bit higher than others, but to us, having the peace of knowing our child is in the best care is worth making other financial sacrifices so that our child can attend this school.

This school is wonderful and successfully implements the Montessori method. They are kind and…read morepatient with the children. All of the staff is helpful, and together they generate a community and environment that encourages emotional and educational growth for children. I highly recommend this school.

I highly recommend Pinnacle Montessori of Crown Ridge. Finding the right care for my 14-month-old…read morefoster son was a priority, and this team has exceeded my expectations. From day one, the staff was incredibly willing to work with him, showing the extra patience and warmth needed to make him feel completely safe and cared for while I was at school. The program is wonderfully balanced. It's not just daycare; it is true child development. I've watched him become more focused and genuinely entertained by the interactive activities and dynamics they use. It is also a huge plus that they have staff who speak both English and Spanish, which has been wonderful for his language exposure and comfort. If you are looking for a place that will truly partner with you to support your child's emotional and developmental growth, Pinnacle Montessori is it. ------ Recomiendo encarecidamente a Pinnacle Montessori. Encontrar el cuidado adecuado para mi hijo de crianza de 14 meses era una prioridad, y este equipo ha superado mis expectativas. Desde el primer día, el personal se mostró increíblemente dispuesto a trabajar con él, demostrando la paciencia y calidez necesarias para que se sintiera completamente seguro y cuidado mientras yo estaba en la escuela. El programa es maravillosamente equilibrado. No es solo una guardería; es verdadero desarrollo infantil. He visto cómo ha mejorado su concentración y cómo se divierte genuinamente con las actividades interactivas y las dinámicas que utilizan. Además, es una gran ventaja que tengan personal que habla tanto inglés como español, lo cual ha sido fantástico para su exposición al idioma y su comodidad. Si buscan un lugar que realmente se asocie con ustedes para apoyar el crecimiento emocional y de desarrollo de su hijo, Pinnacle Montessori es el lugar indicado.

I have two daughters that currently attend - 2 y/o and 9 m/o. All the teachers are extremely kind…read moreand I love that all the teachers know both of my girls' names. I will say, I have had to bring certain things to admin's attention like needing more frequent diaper changes to prevent diaper rash and although I wasn't pleased I had to say this I was extremely happy to see that my complaint and solutions were accepted with smiles and the situation was resolved quickly and I haven't had issues since. I can say Admin and teachers truly want your baby to be happy here and are willing to not only listen to your concerns and feedback but take action to correct things on their end. And yes, I'm a helicopter mom and it's very obvious and they don't judge (at least not to my face lol)

As a new parent having a COVID baby, I thought putting my little one in daycare would be beneficial…read morefor everyone. Hindsight is 20/20 and I wish I could take back all the time, patience and effort I put in to try and make it a good experience for her. This place not only has high turnover, high student to teacher ratio, it seems like it also sells you this false belief of superior education from the Montessori brand. So maybe you think that justifies a large monthly fee (nevermind their holidays and staff days), and well it's the best of the best it must be worth it. Wrong. Surely the staff must go through more than your typical cpr/first aid 24 hour training? No. Nothing special here. It's all branding. I tried being patient and understanding, but ultimately my reasons for pulling my child was her safety and well being. They don't have their furniture anchored on walls and so they have bookshelves in the middle of class. Well, you probably assumed some kid got hurt. Yep. Another kiddo pushed the bookcase on to my child, falling over on her fingers. Even after that they didn't want to prevent that from happening again because they technically didn't have to, is what they said, but it wasn't enough seeing a kid actually get hurt to make them think otherwise. I had to really complain to make them do something. Another incident was a child attacking my child outside and not responding to teachers telling them to stop. Did my kid's teacher see this incident? No. Another teacher did. They had the parents pick that kid up. Another time, I go to pick up my kid and once I buckle her in the car I notice she had a busted lip, and they didn't have me sign the usual incident report. Teacher didn't see it or even notice it. (You'll see this as a pattern.). The culmination was the same kid attacking my kid again, this time on her face, and did her teacher see it? No. Another teacher did. Let me mention that this incident would not have happened had they followed their own policy, (which is not having more than one classroom outside at a time) and had competent staff (there were 4 kids to 2 teachers in her class that day and it took a teacher from a different class to see it and stop it.) They had the parents come and cut the other kids nails but didn't separate them from my kid. All this goes without mentioning my kid constantly being sick and them doing a poor job cleaning and changing her diaper. I had spoken to the director and staff about my daughter's health condition, which requires frequent diaper changes or she is at risk of an infection that can affect her kidneys. One time I pick her up and she has a diaper full of poop. I complain. Within the same week, after picking her up, I get home to change her and notice particles of poop because they didn't clean her well. I send an email to all involved about it, but then my daughter had to be hospitalized because, you guessed it, she got an infection. Maybe you can take this knowledge and go to a daycare that's more affordable and will probably give you the same experience. At least your wallet will thank you. All I can say is now my daughter is thriving at home because she isn't getting hurt or sick. She is developing better because I actually interact with her, unlike a time when I saw on camera her teacher completely ignore her when an activity was set up, and no effort was made to bring my daughter over to learn. Do yourself, your sanity, and your wallet a favor and don't go here. Don't buy into all the influencer romanticizing Montessori aesthetics. All they do is say their script,"oh we apologize...we understand...", but there is no change. There is no striving to be better, to stay on the ball. Their words are empty of proactive action, or any action at all. The previous posts and pictures are dated, and those people aren't there anymore. So anything that was said before being nice is no longer applicable.

I spent 14 years of my life at the school. 10 out of 10 recommend. The teachers really care, you…read moremake, lifelong friends, and the food in the cafeteria is really good.

San Antonio Christian Schools (SACS) was once a wonderful school, but sadly, that is no longer the…read morecase. As a parent who invested more than 10 years with multiple children at SACS, I cannot recommend the school today primarily for three reasons. First, tuition has increased significantly in recent years, yet the quality of education has not kept pace. While there are still pockets of excellent teachers who truly love their students and inspire them, these are the exception rather than the rule. For the tuition and additional fees being charged, the academics and overall experience simply do not measure up. Second, the administration is inconsistent, plays favorites and encourages gender discrimination. Certain families and students receive preferential treatment, while others are held to a different standard. Additionally, certain events are marketed based on gender, intentionally excluding the opposite gender. Instead of upholding fairness, the administration regularly chooses self preservation, politics and favoritism. Third, SACS does not partner with parents. Although the school claims it values collaboration, the reality is when parents raise legitimate concerns or attempt to hold leadership accountable, they are quickly silenced. There has been incidents of misconduct by staff towards students as well as sexual harassment claims against a high level administrative staff member, and in all circumstances, claims have been swept under the rug. Staff members that challenge decisions are fired. Families who question decisions or speak out are often placed on a "blacklist". Families, including those with children in good academic and behavioral standing, are prevented from re-enrolling or denied readmission. The message is clear: conform and be silent or get out. In short, SACS today reflects hypocrisy rather than true Christian values. The school promotes itself as providing a faith-based, high-quality education, but the reality is very different. Tuition is too high for what families actually receive, the environment is political and unfair, and the administration does not respect parents as partners in their children's education. If you are considering enrolling your child at SACS, my advice is to look elsewhere. Save your money for a school that offers genuine Christian values, quality academics, integrity, and displays respect for both students and their families.

I check their reviews on a regular basis and see how very well written and negative reviews have…read morebeen removed. What hasn't changed is their non accredited BBB rating which verifies how discredited their school business is and shows how 'some' businesses can get away with causing irreparable harm it's just up to the public to choose to take their business elsewhere and not reward evil behavior towards others. I do know they are having a terrible time getting externships for their students due to negative referrals and experiences but if they continue to trick people into enrolling they won't find out until the end of their schooling.

I started with PIMA and they are a decent school. I was in a veterans program that helps with…read moreveterans to seek employment as long as it does not aggravate their preexisting condition. Unfortunately I could not continue. Now they are saying that I owe the whole bill. I feel like they couldn't contact the VA or just thought it was easier to contact the individual for payment. I feel like that was really unprofessional.