To be quite honest, we were really nervous to send our son there. He had never stayed with a…read morenon-family member and now we were going to send him to daycare. Let me tell you, we could not be happier. The staff there truly love the kids. I'm constantly in awe of how they're able to manage and keep smiles on their faces. Our son is so spoiled and loved. Since starting EEP, he's really come out of his shell. The school is student focused and family centered. There are opportunities to get to know more families, my son has a great little group of friends, and the staff is so awesome. The hours can be a concern, but we do early drop off and extended day, which means that he's there from 7:45-3pm, which is pretty much a school day. If those hours work for you, DO IT. You definitely won't regret sending your kid(s) there.

My son has attended East End Preschool since he was 12 months old. We toured many facilities in…read moreGalveston and we knew EEP would be our home within seconds of stepping in the front door. My son had never been watched by anyone else and was terrified when I would leave him. However, the baby room teacher asked me to just try letting her hold him. Sure enough, he took right to her. Every teacher here has a way of making the kids feel important and loved. The facility is always so clean, the teachers are welcoming, and they always make sure my little guy has a great day. My son is now 2 and half years old and every day he comes home with a new art project. Everyday he is learning something new. I can't imagine ever taking my son to a different place. There are a variety of hour and day options. You child can go as little as 3 hours a day / 2 hours a week or 7 hours a day / 5 days a week (and there are many options in-between).

By far the worst place I have ever associated with. The pastors wife has an ugly heart, does not…read moretake care of staff nor kids needs. The center is full of mold, teachers are over worked, kids are mixed in rooms every which way. Cindy Hallam disregards all complaints she doesn't want to hear about. Take at your own risk

An amazing place for a child to grow and learn!! I am so blessed to work with the awesome staff at…read moreALA, and I absolutely adore teaching my fantastic students!

My sons are attending the beginning school, my two year old has language delays and my 4 yr old…read morehas good ole' ADHD. They both flourished in this program. My youngest is now talking and I've even over heard him count. My oldest is starting to read and dazzles me with the knowledge he has picked up at school. It goes to show the teachers really know their craft. They also expose them to culture, a wide variation of subjects and proper behavior. The staff is very positive towards both my kids and... My kids glow from the attention. My biggest regret is needing to move away. I honestly would stay if I could in Galveston just for this school alone.

From the owner: The mission of Trinity Episcopal School is to nurture and educate children in a God-centered…read moreenvironment, filling hearts and minds with a passion for learning, a strong moral foundation, a commitment to social responsibility, and respect for all people.

The only regret I have is not finding this school sooner!! Ms Cookie is absolutely amazing She's an…read moreangel and knows exactly how to work with children/parents! Ms Kay gave me a tour and was able to address any concerns I had and reassured me that my daughter would fit right in, I absolutely adore her for that! Ms Tren is my daughter's teacher and she does an excellent job at posting updates and photos of Ari throughout the day through the parent app! My daughter is thriving and learning so much at the Learning Experience in League City!!

I wouldn't take my child there since they have new director name cookie. She treats the teachers…read moreterrible and puts to many children in one class. One morning one teacher and 30 kids. They have left kids alone in the hallway

My son has been attending Satori since Kindergarten. He is going into 4th grade for 2025. The small…read moreclass sizes and the phonics program has been pivotal in helping my son to read since his dyslexia diagnosis. There are no cliques with the small amount of kids. All of the kids love and take care of each other. We have one big fundraiser in May which is our BBQ fundraiser and silent auction.

My son has attended Satori for 4 years. It has been a wonderful experience for him! The class sizes…read moreare small and the teachers are excellent! Satori also offers wonderful enrichment classes and an excellent after school program. We have been so happy with Satori!

as a old worker here this daycare is awful to work with and to go to the people in the…read moreadministrator are the worst only care about their selves and expect their workers to know everything. like how ridiculous are they? The only good thing is the pay. The school is very unorganized and most of the people there are naggy and if your kid goes here, expect them to come with a bruise or something when they come home cause they accept anybody and everybody to work as well. I wish nothing but the worst for the school I had the worst times working here some days I would walk out my days are horrible and the asking for days off. They're awful with that. You can only ask about two days. Which can be very bad when emergencies happen which lead up for people to quit FUCK MECC and also they have a lot of people suing them because they tend to kick children out of the school

This school needs help! Children are not being taught properly. The staff needs to work together…read moreinstead of having competition towards each other. The female in charge could learn how to communicate. Dirty place.