Fabulous school. Our two kids love it. Michelle is an amazing director who you'll feel safe leaving…read moreyour kids with. It's very clean. The staff is amazing and we love the curriculum. Could say more about how flexible they have been with us when schedules change and we need them. Great place. You won't be disappointed.

This is an amazing child care center! Our son went here starting at 11 weeks all the way the 13…read moremonths. We had to change centers only because of the distance, which was a really hard decision because how great this place is. Infant A & Infant B teachers are excellent!! Front desk staff (including the director) did a great job too. Highly recommend this place!

its the best school. there are very smart students there. its very good and welcoming. everyone is…read morevery kind here. very easy to make friends.

I'm a student that goes to HSA Katy Middle and if you've been in a dumb school where they teach you…read more5x0=5 and have the strictest teachers ever, you're bound to end up here. I love the GT (Gifted and Talented) Program, the staff, and the respect to muslims when they're fasting. The only problem is pretty much the food, (no offence), but other than that, I recommend you put your child in this no bully school.

After looking at 4 different daycare centers, we chose this kiddie academy and very happy with our…read moredecision! The teachers are everything and the management (Miss Coco, miss Angel and miss Alexis) is amazing and very helpful. They ensured our son was getting comfortable with the adjustment and kept us informed. We also really appreciate having camera access to watch our son play and sleep - none of our other locations in the area offered this option.

This place is absolutely unacceptable and should not be trusted with any child. On my baby's very…read morefirst day, she was left crying for long periods without being picked up, comforted, or soothed. An infant in a new environment needs care, reassurance, and attention--not to be ignored and forced to "cry it out." That alone was disturbing. The Cuban lady and the Ms Vivi in the infant room are horrible. What's even worse is the clear neglect. My child was left in a wet and dirty diaper for over THREE HOURS, which resulted in a diaper rash. That is not just careless--it is neglect. No licensed daycare should ever allow this to happen. This kind of behavior is something that should be reported to the proper authorities. On top of the poor care, the management is dishonest. (Owner and director Arlene) I was charged $150 for a registration fee after being told it would be waived. They later promised a refund, but of course, it was never returned. We only attended for one and a half days, yet they still kept the money. Between the neglect, lack of basic infant care, and outright lying about fees, this place has shown it CANNOT be trusted. I would NEVER recommend this daycare to any parent. If you care about your child's safety, comfort, and well-being, stay far away!!

The entire school and all the staff deserve a praise. Everyone is warm, professional, and truly…read morechild-centered, creating a supportive and positive environment every single day. Our daughter is enrolled in Ms. Meera and Ms. Crystal's class. They excel at making learning fun and meaningful through a strong STEAM focus while placing equal importance on behavioral development and building self-independence. My daughter has gained so much confidence, focus, and essential skills this year and is well-prepared for Kindergarten with the same wonderful teacher. We feel incredibly lucky to be part of this school community. Highly recommend!

The Montessori has been wonderful at teaching my boys and preparing them for Kindergarten! They…read morehave absolutely loved going there for preschool and pre-k education.

We are deeply grateful for the years our daughter spent at Montessori House for Children. She…read morejoined the school in 1st grade and attended for five years. We couldn't have made a better choice. As a family, we witnessed firsthand the immense benefits of Montessori education, and especially attending the MHFC. The teachers are highly qualified, and the entire staff is caring and welcoming. The Montessori experience instilled in our daughter a profound appreciation for the value of education. The learning habits she formed at MHFC made her successful and middle school and now in high school. Beyond academics, she gained exposure to different cultures, learned to respect and accept diverse opinions, and build friendships that will last a lifetime. Even after leaving MHFC, our daughter continued to stay connected. During school vacations, she returned to visit and help which classroom chores. Now in high school, she volunteers at MHFC, an opportunity the school gladly offered. This encouragement for alumni involvement reflects on the school's deep care for its students, long after they graduate. MHFC has had a tremendous impact on our lives, and we will be forever grateful to all the teachers and staff who make the school such a special place.

I can't speak to the quality of care because unfortunately, I never got that far. Our family has…read morefollowed the Montessori approach since birth and we were exploring schools in the area. When I reached out to inquire about tuition--just to see if it was even within our budget--I was told that information was only available in person. As someone with a disability, that's a significant barrier. Attending a meeting in person takes a lot of energy and planning, and I didn't feel it was worth going through all of that just to find out if the school was even financially accessible. Accessibility matters deeply to our family, and I expected more flexibility and understanding. After several emails and phone calls with their administrative staff, I honestly felt like I was an inconvenience. The tone was dismissive and a bit snooty, which was disappointing. These aren't the values I'm looking for in a school community. I'm sharing this in case others--especially those with accessibility concerns--find this kind of approach to be a dealbreaker too.

Heartfelt & Personal…read more This is truly an amazing early learning and childcare experience! Our two boys attended this daycare for several years, with one of them starting here as an infant, and we could not have asked for a better place for our children. From day one, the staff treated our boys with so much love, patience, care, and attention. We always felt confident knowing they were in a safe, nurturing, and positive environment. Watching them grow, learn, build relationships, and gain confidence while in their care has meant so much to our family. The teachers and staff genuinely care about the children and their families, and that makes all the difference. We are incredibly grateful for the years of care, love, and support they provided to our boys.

My twins attend this school and we love it. The school is clean, organized and they teach the kids…read moreso much! They really are patient with my kiddos and their teacher Ms. Jacobe even helped me get them potty trained. I absolutely adore the director Mrs. Sana and the manager Mrs. Emily. They are both so hands on with the girls. I highly recommend this daycare!

I've had experience at both the Cinco Terrace and Firethorne locations. We love BPPS. The…read moreteachers and the staff are wonderful, caring and attentive to my kids. My child is well prepared for kindergarten because of their curriculum. I looked at several pre school options before we selected BPPS. I wouldn't take my kids anywhere else.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but parents deserve to know about our experience…read more We entrusted British Private Prep School with the care and safety of our children and were ultimately forced to withdraw them because we lost confidence in the school's ability to adequately address serious safety concerns. Our daughter disclosed an incident involving inappropriate touching by another student. When we brought the matter to the school's attention, we expected an immediate and thorough investigation. Instead, more than a week passed with little meaningful action, despite multiple follow-up emails from us requesting answers. By the time the school began looking into the matter, we were informed that any potentially relevant video footage had already been deleted because the camera system only retains recordings for approximately one week. We were then told that, without video evidence, the school was relying on the accounts of staff members rather than our daughter's disclosure. What has been most heartbreaking is the impact this has had on our daughter. Prior to this incident, she loved attending school. Since disclosing what happened, she has expressed that she feels uncomfortable and does not want to return. As parents, watching that change has been devastating. We understand that schools cannot prevent every incident that may occur between children. However, we believe parents have a right to expect prompt communication, timely investigations, preservation of available evidence, and a response that takes a child's concerns seriously. Every parent must make their own decision, but based on our experience, we felt it was necessary to immediately withdraw our children from the school for their well-being and peace of mind. We hope the school takes this opportunity to review its procedures regarding incident reporting, investigations, parent communication, and video retention so that no other family has to experience what ours has gone through. EDIT TO ADD: After everything that happened, I later learned that the director was no longer at the school, approximately a month or two after I reported our situation to the state. The school was also fined following the state's involvement. Because our primary concern throughout this entire situation was how the director handled what happened to our daughter, I reached back out to the school after learning she was no longer there to see if our boys could possibly return. The school had us bring our son in, tested him for placement into the Bridge Program, introduced him to his teachers, and allowed him to get excited about returning to a school he had previously loved. Then, later that SAME DAY, we received an email stating that because of the situation involving our daughter a few months prior, they felt it was best that our family not return. As a parent, this was incredibly upsetting. We advocated for our daughter when she told us she had been touched inappropriately, reported our concerns through the appropriate channels, and now our other children are being denied the opportunity to return because of that same situation. From our perspective, it feels like our family is being punished for advocating for our daughter and demanding that what happened to her be taken seriously. The way everything has been handled has also left me with serious concerns about what the school is trying to avoid or distance itself from. Even more concerning, after I made an anonymous Facebook post discussing our experience with the school, several people responded with concerning stories of their own. One anonymous commenter stated that her husband is a police officer and had been called to this same school a couple of years ago for a very similar situation. I cannot personally verify the details of that incident, so I want to be clear that I am sharing what was reported to me, not presenting it as something I witnessed firsthand. At this point, there have simply been too many red flags for me to stay quiet. I strongly encourage parents considering this school to do their own research, ask difficult questions about how incidents involving children are documented, investigated, and communicated to parents, and think very carefully before deciding whether this is where they want to send their children.

My son had been going here for 2 years. They are good but they are expensive. They charge for…read moreeverything. I took my son to different daycare and they are reasonable and have even better customer service and staff. So glad I left. They are all about money and always fees going up !

People are very kind. First day came home hungry as if they didn't feed him! Second day my son was…read morebit by not one but TWO kids! Third day was the last straw! He "fell" and why I put quotations around fell is because he is so careful and never once out of all the times has he fallen directly on his forehead. He had a big bump on his head and and a rug burn. Disenrolled him immediately! This school is like leading a lamb to the slaughter! It is a terrible school! Do not go!