Girls are rude here they don't wanna help out at pick up they would rather sit around and gossip to…read moretheir coworkers you ask them a question and they just sit there and point to where it's at being lazy they seem to not have a answer when you ask them something disrespectful girls

I like the smaller class sizes and that it's mostly indoors…read more There was a teacher who worked on my child's self-confidence. One of the things that I appreciate from the staff is that any questions or concerns that a parent has are responded by the staff very quickly and thoroughly.

I have had my twins in this school from K though 2nd. We plan on continuing through the 3rd as…read morewell. The school has always been good about helping me with my concerns for their safety, care, and learning. My son has ADHD and needs some extra tools and understanding. The teachers have been very accommodating to help me. Dr Reicher has been a very valuable addition as our new principle. I find her honest, upfront, caring, open, and most importantly willing to partner with me for his educational success. I would recommend Fellowship Christian Academy!

We have liked the school and what they offered our son. Preschool Director and staff seem to truly…read morecare for children.

My daughter was here for about a year and a half. She's in kindergarten now. They were always good…read morewith sending notes home daily. She had special projects and always had fun. I live close by so I would stop in at random times and everything was always happy.

My son started at Creative Kids in Hutto almost a year ago and we have seen him flourish! He truly…read moreis so happy at drop off and pick up. The teachers are kind and watchful, and give actual instruction. They read multiple engaging books daily. They sing songs and play games. There's real learning going on and it's evident in my son everyday. The curriculum and daily activities are impressive, even for the two year olds. My son comes home with art, math, and writing activities that he's done that day. The facility is clean (you can smell it!) The classrooms have tools for imaginative play and learning. The playground is pretty awesome too! My son is in a safe and loving environment. I couldn't ask for anything better!

We love TLE. Super thankful to have this location right in our neighborhood. The care the team…read moremembers have for our child are so clear. We of course have the run of the mill cold bugs but nothing major has hit our family and we are so grateful for this given my grandmother has stage 4 cancer. The communication with the team has always been open and honest. Money well spent to send our son here and not ever have to worry about him being in capable hands.

My son transferred here this year and we were never been happier with how TLE in Downtown Hutto…read moretook care of our kid. The facility is topnotch! Clean, bright, and well maintained. The teachers are very friendly and professional in taking care of the kids and training them. They have great activities that helped my son to develop. We are really happy we have selected this as our son's second home! The most amazing we thing we noticed is the entire stay of my son in here, he was never get sick, no bug bites, or anything. I think that speaks a lot with the way they are managing this daycare. We hope to get back here next year...

I could not disagree more with the previous review. My son has been under their care since he was…read more14mo. We were in a sub par daycare until that point. Within weeks of being in Mrs Clarissa's class, he bloomed and blossomed! He is now 2.5yr and comes home with new words DAILY! Just the other day, we were looking at a shapes book, and doubting he could recognize it, I asked him what the shape was... It was a pentagon! And he knew it!!! He's recognizing many letters, counts now to 20 in English and 10 in Spanish. His growth is astounding. Aside from his growth intellectually, his emotional side grew too. He has become alot more affectionate, and that's proof of the school. Its not uncommon to hear his teachers asking for hugs as he leaves, and it's not just him. Hands down, you could not have your child in a better daycare!

The 2nd worst daycare in Hutto. The director is worthless! Fake ass all get out..then can't even…read morespeak when she sees you in the hall for "pick up". Then Every Time I picked up my son he was crying..No one trying to comfort him. Nothing! There was one day the teacher was moving furniture around while she still had LOTS of kids in the room she WAS NOT watching. These people act fake to get your money, waste your time, don't treat your child correctly or do diaper changes correctly, and then keep all the supplies & fees that they charged, when my son was there less than two weeks total. It was literally 6days total because it's all I could handle with the supposed "Christian" people. I've never seen so much rudeness & bull****

Ms. Dana's exceptional service has exceeded my expectations. Unlike any other daycare provider I've…read moreencountered, she ensures my child's meals are provided, even when we're running late. Her dedication is impressive. If necessary, she will prepare a meal for my son in the kitchen, regardless of the time. Ms. Tropics is remarkably understanding and has maintained my son's care through various challenges. Her ability to work with families facing behavioral difficulties is impressive. Under her guidance, my son has shown significant improvement thanks to her patience and strategic planning. I'd also like to express my gratitude to the teachers. Your efforts are appreciated. My son enjoys the educational activities and has a wonderful time in care. Thus far, our experience has been exceptional.

My son only last two weeks before we had to remove him from after school care due to neglect and…read morethreats to his safety. My son was enrolled in the after school program and during the second week of school, the daycare bus LEFT HIM BEHIND. I got a call from the director AFTER the bus had returned to the daycare and my son was not on the bus. Thankfully, he was still at his school and not on another bus somewhere but they didn't bother to check their roster or try to verify if he was supposed to be on the bus before the driver just left. When I spoke with the owner (Mitchell), he blamed the school's policies and said it was the teachers' fault for not bringing him out to the bus. He also couldn't tell me why the bus driver drove away from the school before knowing where my son was and if he was supposed to be on the bus at all that day. He also then attempted to guilt me into keeping my son there because of struggles we had at another daycare. While he said they took full responsibility for the error, every sentence was followed with BUT this is the thing outside of our control that should have happened so we aren't truly at fault. Between the blatant neglect for my son's safety and the emotional manipulation of trying to make my child's struggles elsewhere a reason why I should be grateful to have him enrolled, I was absolutely disgusted. Being gaslight to try to make me believe my child won't be successful elsewhere to try to shirk responsibility for LEAVING HIM WITHOUT KNOWING WHERE HE WAS OR IF HE WAS SAFE, is absolutely disgusting behavior. All of this also happened after I had been lied to about their screen time policy. I asked at our tour how often the children were allowed to watch TV and was told it was occasionally for videos/stories or on a Friday, bad weather day, etc but that it was very limited. His first two days, I picked him up around 5:00 and they were sitting in front of a TV watching cartoons. When I mentioned my frustration, they then told me "Oh no, when we combine classes in the afternoons, they get to watch TV but not until 5:00". While I don't take issue with the policy, I did not appreciate the dishonesty. I was ready to remove him that day but I spoke with the owner (Kristin) she apologized for what they said was a misunderstanding and we agreed to try again. The dishonesty, manipulation, and outright neglect make this daycare a risk for any family. Please look elsewhere.

At 15 months old, my baby boy hadn't seen many new places or people due to the pandemic - so when…read morewe made the decision to send him to daycare I was SO nervous! We toured several daycares in the area, but the moment I met and spoke with Marisol I knew we had found our spot! You can tell she and Richard really care about their place and the kiddos and love what they're doing. Bree is fantastic and keeps us fully informed when anything comes up. My son gets to do all kinds of fun activities (and I get to see photos through the app throughout the day!) and I can tell he really loves it there - he's always quick to grab his backpack in the mornings and head out to see Bubbles! Honestly, you hear so many horror stories about daycares and wondering who your kiddo(s) are hanging out with all day and what they're doing (especially as a first time Mama!) - but everyone I've spoken with at TLE has been nothing but patient and kind with all of my questions and worries and I am 1000% confident my son is in the right hands.

We initially inquired about this daycare because of its strong reviews and because they participate…read morein TEFA, which gave us the impression that they support inclusivity for children with disabilities and different learning needs. During our first tour, I shared with the owner how excited I was about the possibility of enrolling my son because the facility appeared clean, organized, and well-run. She proudly showed us their awards, but the conversation later shifted to discussing another parent's issues with their child biting staff members. Personally, I felt uncomfortable hearing details about another family's situation, especially without hearing both sides. Later, I explained that my son has a disability and that we were approved for TEFA funding. I shared that he is speech delayed and somewhat behind academically. I also explained that he previously attended a private Catholic school that requested a one-on-one aide, although his IEP team did not recommend one. We are transferring him because we cannot afford the cost of a one-on-one aide on top of tuition. I also clarified that while he has a medical condition, he has not been diagnosed with autism or ADHD, and evaluations from neurology, ABA, and neuropsychology specialists did not indicate autism. I explained that the academic expectations at his previous school were simply not the right fit for him, and that we believed a more play-based environment would better support his development and learning style. However, during this discussion, the owner repeatedly emphasized how advanced their standards were and mentioned that many of their 4-year-olds already know how to read. Unfortunately, the tone of the conversation made me feel less reassured about how welcoming or supportive the environment would be for children with developmental differences or disabilities. What stood out even more to me was the reaction when I mentioned that we had received TEFA funding that would cover the full school year. The owner immediately asked how much funding we received. After I told her the amount, her eyes widened, and she became noticeably quiet while pulling out a calculator and computing the yearly total. That interaction made me uncomfortable and gave the impression that the financial aspect became more important than understanding my child's actual needs. Because of these concerns, I began having second thoughts about enrolling my son and asked for the payment to be placed on hold while my husband scheduled a second tour. Within two days, we were informed that the slot for the next school year had already been filled. What was frustrating was that instead of directly informing us that no spots were available, we were still asked to work around their schedule for another tour. I was also told that I had "cancelled," when I had clearly requested that enrollment simply be put on hold while we made a final decision as a family. Afterward, I also came across other reviews from parents who felt their children with disabilities were treated differently. Reading those experiences made our interaction feel even more concerning. It also made me question how genuine some of the positive reviews are, because our experience was very different from what was portrayed online. I cannot say whether reviews are incentivized, but it did leave me wondering if discounts, perks, or other incentives may influence some of the overwhelmingly positive feedback. I truly hope this daycare reflects on what inclusivity really means. Participating in programs like TEFA should involve genuinely welcoming and supporting children with different needs, not just meeting requirements on paper.