My 3 year old attends The Woods and looks forward to every day he gets to go to school! He has been…read moreto a daycare and an MDO program prior to this and liked them, but never was as happy to go to school as he is here. My favorite thing about them is the academic focus. They have a LOT of learning activities even in the short 9-1 day, plus playground time, lunch, and free play. He always wants to show me what he did that day before we even get to the car. His teacher is utterly fantastic and so professional with parents and fun with the kids. We are always greeted by more than one staffer on our way in and out of the building, usually referring to my son by name. The parental involvement and special activity days also make this school great!

The Woods school is a magical, inspiring place of love and learning. I can't say enough about the…read morestaff, students, and exceptional owner who truly cares about creating the perfect environment for her families and employees alike. It's so refreshing to connect with a school that has high standards, positive energy and commits to excellence no matter the challenge.

Had been visiting them couple of times already! Great staff; totally professional and friendly!…read moreWould definitely see them again if they need my help!

I am parent that have had 3 children at Matzke Elementary School. Under the old principal Mrs. Pope…read moreshe was kind, understanding, patient, and conscientious of parents' requests/needs. This year is a new principal, Ms. Cathy Jacobs is ridiculous! She offered me absolutely zero empathy or apology for any inconvenience to my circumstance. She simply repeated herself 3 times, as if I'm stupid or hard of hearing. I have enjoyed visiting with my children's teachers, peers, and most importantly my child at the end of the year holiday party. Apparently, there's a hard copy of a "News Letter" that I was suppose to receive and did NOT. I was suppose to get an email but got an email 2 day before the said event and the slots were full, when I sent 2 notes to the teacher 2 weeks prior to the event. My daughter said the teacher would email me and did not receive anything. This is not the first time that the lack of organization and communication has kept me from enjoying some time with my child. Oh and by the way, my email has not changed in 10 years! I am extremely dissatisfied with the principal her apparent lack of basic sense of humanity!

I could honestly write a very lengthy review of how wonderful this place is and go into detail…read moreabout how great each individual staff member is by name, but I'd end up with a review so long no one would read it. All of the staff are unbelievably great people. Regardless of whether they are the child's main teacher(s), filling in from another classroom, a floating teacher, or an administrative role, they all take the time to get to know your child. Not even just know them but truly care about them. I cannot even count the number of times I've logged on to the cameras to find that a teacher is hugging my son, or making him laugh or just comforting him. They 100% treat these kids as if they are their own children and it's the most heartwarming thing to witness how much they love them. I'm not typically the sappiest person but it does make me a little sappy thinking about it. Cameras are accessible at any time throughout the day and as a parent it's so comforting seeing that your child is being cared for and so fun to see them interacting and playing with their peers. The staff goes out of their way to host seasonal family events and are always doing fun arts and crafts with the little ones as well as doing cute themed events for holidays and such. Diapers are changed very often, fragrance free wipes are provided, lunch and snacks are provided, and they have great hours as well as part time rates available. If an issue occurs they do their best to correct it. My son attended a popular franchised daycare prior, and while they did stay on top of basic care, there was no personal relationship there between the staff and children. At C2C you will really feel like you are dropping your child off with family members. It's not perfect of course but I believe it's as close to perfect as childcare can get. I highly recommend to anyone who is looking for quality care for their children.

I have contemplated on writing this review but after much thought and affirmations from friends and…read morefamily, a review is a must. My son who just turned 1 was moved to C2C a 2 weeks' ago. I was nervous, excited and cautious all at once; my son was in a previous daycare for 8 months before I decided to move him. During his time at the first daycare, my son did not cry not once, other than when tired or hungry. I was switching for the structure and curriculum as well as convenience. I decided on C2C for several reasons. C2C is around the corner from my oldest school and made it convenient for me to eventually move my oldest to the before & after school care. My husband would be able to help me with pick/drop off on days I am needed to work longer than expected and I wanted my 1 y/o to be surrounded by others his age and I wanted him to experience more for his developmental stage. I expected for my son to feel out of place and act shy around everyone at first but this was not the case. My son cried almost every day, rarely ate and looked distraught. I was curious to see how they would put him down to nap as he was never used to sleeping on a matt so I logged on and watched. The main teacher, Ms. Yesenia essentially flipped and slammed my child onto the matt and covered him, she did the same to other kids. And this happened EVERY SINGLE DAY he was there! I then begin to record and watch the camera to see how my child was being treated. One day during nap time, most of the babies were awake expect for 3, my son was one of the 3. She begins to pick up all the matts and when she got to my son's matt she picked up the matt from underneath him and rolled him off the matt without hesitating. My son rolled onto a sitting position and looked confused! This was NOT OKAY with me!! I decided to call Sally and express my concerns to her, I did not feel this sort of behavior was acceptable. Sally assured me that she would talk with Ms. Yesenia and review the footage. She communicated with Ms. Yesenia and the next day as I dropped my child off Ms. Yesenia gave me the cold shoulder and when I attempted to tell her about my son's meals, she would not even look at me, her energy was negative towards me. At this point, I decided to give her one more day, but the next day it was the same. At this point I brought it up to Sally and explained that this was not okay as my son is my priority and if I have a concern, Ms. Yesenia should not retaliate. My son was at this daycare for 8 solid days. During this time, my child lost weight. He was not given the attention during meal times like I asked of them and by the time I was picking him up he would have about 3-5oz of milk total. I began to feel very anxious every day, he would cry when I would drop him off and I was not getting a comfortable feeling from Ms. Yesenia. Both instances that I voiced my concerns to Sally, she relayed the message to Ms. Yesenia however, her behavior was being justified because she would not admit to the wrong doing and she "is" the best employee she's had. In return she took my concerns in a negative way and I felt she took them out on my son. My son was inadvertently telling me he was not happy at C2C. My son is a happy child; he cries for TWO reasons: hunger or tired. So, I pulled him out on Tuesday started him at another daycare on Wednesday and it was night and day. My son did not CRY AT ALL. My son ate ALL his foods, had 10oz of milk along with 6oz of water without refusing them. I watched the cameras all day Wednesday and not once did I see my son cry - so I made the right move! If your child is attending or will be attending the toddler program, beware of Ms. Yesenia. I feel that if she would have not been the teacher for my 1 y/o, we would still be at C2C. Being a parent is the hardest job on this planet but, if my child is showing me signs that he is not happy, I will act and defend my baby!

Surprisingly nothing to do with Will Smith, nor Charlize Theron. I don't think either of them even…read morewent to this school. Nice fancy new-looking school, lots of good teachers, smart kids, there are issues of course as there are at every school, but when we've been on campus or dealt with them in any regard, they've treated us well. Schools are tough because people are often hands-on and helicopterish about their children (we are not like that about our niece and neither are the parents), but others, yes, I've seen it first hand. So well done to Hancock despite the name.

After couple of years giving them chances to perhaps do something for a bully that going in and out…read moreother teachers classrooms without having any issue, I heard enough today and had enough so here is my thoughts about this location... put that in consideration that although may be great teachers inside this school the staff are joke... now for how would I put it. Failure as people who work in education system, a 10 years old child have been running them like her slaves , teachers are crying that AP or the Principle itself don't do anything, for the last 2 years they had me leave message and never called back, today I managed to talk to front desk 4 times within 30 minutes and they failed to even get anywhere with me, They told my wife if she don't leave the call CFISD police, so I begged them to do so when I'm going there, but now that I think about it, these people in this location don't even worth of a time of any parents or students for that matter, failure to be not only professionals but simple workers in their line of duty I'm disappointed to see workers like that failing miserably our Children and the Education system... I hope no other parents or child goes through what we dealt with, and if you are, don't feel bad as you're not alone, this is their system of work at this location. That's all folks

This school has terrible communication with parents, even though you have the app and push…read moremessages. You never know what your kids are doing and no one ever communicates efficiently. Also no tutoring or resources for helping their students achieve the milestones. Please find another school..... another district for the record!!!!

This school is great, the staff is very friendly and very helpful, and I never have a problem with…read morecommunicating! And my kid is always coming home and telling me what she learned and how much fun she had at school

AMAZING !! love this district i feel so loved and welcomed so beautiful amazing staffread more

they never tested my daughter for dyslexia even though she could barely read in the third grade. I…read morefinally took her to Texas Childrens and yes she is dyslexic. They did put her on the 504 program. Now my daughter is having trouble in math and again they are no help I stay up til 9 or 10 every night with my child helping and going over her math with her, so its not that I am not trying. I had to call the superintendent of Klein isd to finally get a call back within an hour of speaking with the superintendents office I got a call from the principal. Find a better district, a district that actually cares about the child not the funding they get from your child passing the state testing.

I grew up in a smallish town with a handful of schools so living in a school district with over…read more86,000 students kind of blows my mind. Initially, I was not in favor of public school and put my daughter in a charter school for kindergarten. There, I learned that smaller classes don't mean a better education. After a rough start there, I did a little more work on finding the positive attributes of public school. Cy-Fair really changed my outlook. While the elementary schools hover at around 1000 students each, I've learned that the teachers and staff can make that seem less overwhelming. Plus, an active PTO throughout makes up in the areas where the school needs help. My daughter is entering her third year at public school and loves it. I am so pleased Cy-Fair proved to me that public school is still a viable option even in a huge metropolitan area.

Just here for a training. I'll review the cafeteria which is nice so you don't have to leave the…read morebuilding. fresh and changing menu- very good very reasonable.