Our son has been going to TLLC for the past 6 months or so and we love it! The teachers are kind,…read moreloving and you can tell they actually care. The director is always organizing fun events to have everyone come together as a community. We couldn't feel more confident that our son is loved and put in an environment where he continues to grow and learn. They also spend a lot of time outdoors, (which we love and HE loves) do different sensory projects, and have story/music times. He loves going each day so that makes me feel confident leaving him in their care. Would definitely recommend TLLC if you're looking for a part time childcare situation.

I cannot say enough good things about Triumphant Love CDC! Our little girl was in the infants…read more(puppies) class. Her teachers Ms. Meghan and Ms. Vanessa were very communicative and really care for all their students. My daughter was excited to see them everyday. I was super impressed with the whole program. Unfortunately, we are moving so she will not attend in the fall. It was sad to say good bye. I cannot thank them enough for helping my daughter grow.

Lovely school! Both of my children attend the school and we are so pleased with their progress. My…read moreson is in the older program and is definitely ready for kindergarten in August. They have done a great job of determining what skills he needed to work on in a way that matched his interests. My youngest is in the toddler program and her teachers have been phenomenal too! Ms. Mayada is like a second mother to my daughter with her loving hugs and warm personality. My youngest has gained so much independence with the Montessori teaching and I look forward to seeing how much more she will learn! Finally, the administration is exactly what I wanted. Always available to discuss my concerns and proactive to potential hurdles. They have been great at keeping me updated on the progress of the kiddos!

Does your child's teacher let you know at pick up time if your child has been moody, constipated,…read moreisn't eating something out of their lunchbox, or has noticed their attitude change when they eat too much starch or sugar? Is your four year old reading, writing, doing basic geometry, naming the continents and oceans, and counting in 3 different languages? I am absolutely not embellishing, my daughter is doing these things. International Montessori House of Children is exceptional in every way. Each child is treated with one-on-one attention, by teachers who truly care. I gave them a wild toddler, they send me back a thoughtful, bright child. This is the best place to begin investing in my daughter's education. Highly recommended!

Sandwiched between Great Hills Drive and the scenic Texas Hill country you'll find this…read morecolumbarium. It is a remembrance garden, which was built by the Triumphant Love Lutheran Church, which shares the same parking lot. Despite being right next to the noisy street, it is still a quiet place of reflection to visit the ashes of those who are interred here. Within the enclosure, you'll find a water fountain, some nicely manicured live oaks and granite benches. Directly next to this garden is a primitive prayer path that has been carved out in the woods directly behind the church. If you desire to make this your final place of rest, you'll have to inquire at the church. 10 photos included.

Triumphant Love Lutheran Church is a loving christian church. The smiles and greeting between…read moremembers and guest remind you of a weekly family reunion. Children are welcomed and feel at home. Communion is celebrated each Sunday.

Our family has been at Arbor for over 3 years. We've aged through the toddler program and now are…read morein the primary classes. Both the school year and summer program have been great for us. The kids are outside a lot and in summer, primarily in the morning. Parents are required to contribute via volunteer work or classroom need donations. Arbor is very communicative and lets parents volunteer per their ability and skillset.

Our toddler son attended this school since he was able to walk. He quickly grew attached to the…read morekind, gentle teachers. While attending arbor, we saw his development take off and were constantly impressed with everything he learned there. We absolutely recommend this school and will send our other son when he is also able to walk. :)

It might be a great camp, but the registration process was so poor that although we were told we…read morehad a spot at camp, we didn't. After figuring out the complexities of summer camps, I went in person at 10am on the first day of camp registration. I waited in line for 30 minutes. When my registration information was collected I was told that my child got into camp. A week later I was called and told that my child was on a huge wait list and that they didn't get into camp. Of course this meant it was too late. All the other sessions of the camp were full and I'd booked the rest of the summer. I am really disappointed. They are doing nothing about it other than "fixing thing for next year".

All 3 of my daughters have gone to this camp over the past 10 years. The staff is the best. The…read moreunique setting and experience is something they talk about all year. They always beg to go back the next summer. Could not recommend more.

Over the past few years, we have tried a few preschools in the neighborhood and while they are all…read moregreat in their own ways, Covenant UMC Preschool takes the cake for it's excellent staff (many are previous school teachers), wonderful facilities (with an awesome playground), and a thoughtful curriculum for the kiddos. I've had kids at every grade level at this school and each teacher has been wonderful and engaging. The director, Jan Glosser, is so welcoming, warm, kind and knows each family personally which makes you feel right at home. We love it!

My oldest son started at CUMC in 2022 - he attended for two years prior to Kindergarten, and loved…read morehis experience here! Attending this wonderful school made transitioning to Kindergarten much easier! Now, my younger son is in his second year at CUMC and loves it so much. The teachers are all experienced and caring - the class sizes are small, giving each child the chance to grow and develop. Teachers send weekly emails to let parents know the weekly curriculum, there are after-school activities, and much more! Jan Glosser, the school's director is engaged in daily life at school and fosters a wonderful and caring community. I've met all of the staff and can personally attest to their care for the students.

We had our daughter in this school for almost a year, it was her first experience at a daycare and…read morewe were nervous, but our daughter was the happiest when attending IMSI. All the staff is very loving and nurturing, creating an environment where she felt safe, loved and cared for. We recently had to change schools because of our commuting times, but it is with heavy hearts we say bye and thank you to IMSI! You are amazing! Gracias!!!

As parents, we continue to be impressed with IMSI and are so grateful for the teachers and Director…read morethere. We have seen so much growth in our little and we know it is because of the attention, kindness, thoughtful curriculum and devotion the teachers/Director provide each child on the daily. We feel our child is supported in all aspects of her development and as parents, we appreciate the openness and communication line that exists within the IMSI community. We cannot thank IMSI enough and are incredibly happy to be a part of such a wonderful community!

My husband and I brought our 2 yr old in to inquire about the school. Receptionist informed us that…read morewe have to setup an appt with the Director and she needed to ask her about her schedule first. As she said that, the Director came walking in but didn't even bothered to say hello or acknowledged us in any manner. She never on e looked our way as we were seated 5 ft away. She was rude and unwelcoming. When the receptionist asked her about setting up an appt with us (in front of our presence), she still didn't even look our way or bothered to show any courtesy or professionalism. She was agitated and annoyed that she was bothered by us and waved her hand to say she's too busy and walked off. That left us dumbfounded and we left immediately. The Director made it obvious that parents and possible newcomers are not priorities. If she decides to reply to this review, I sure hope it will be a sincere, genuine one instead of a generic one that she basically copies and paste for all her replies which makes no sense to the issue being stated. Lazy and insincere!

Being somebody who was raised based on Chinese education, tradition and values, I really wish my…read morechild could also be someday be fluent in Chinese and hold on to her root. This is why we visited AACC to inquire about the daycare service for our upcoming newborn. The visitation experience went from OK to worst in the second visit. In the first visit, the founder director Amy was kind enough to sit us down and explain the daycare philosophy and discipline to us. She spoke about not being a tiger mom but emphasized that there are 5 C's that they teach to the children and how brilliant it is to see children from AACC outsmart other kids when they go to elementary school later (i.e., not a tiger mom). I am sure all came from the passion and pride of Miss Amy. We like the food menu AACC has. It looks healthy and complete, nothing compared to the fish sticks, pizza rolls and bean tacos we saw in many other daycare. The caretakers seem nice and friendly. They look like they truly care about the children and the children seems to have a blast there. A little caucasian girl even busted out singing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Start" in Chinese while we were there, that gave me a lot of hope. The building is old and poorly maintained. You can find duct tapes on the stairs, near the door and etc. When we walked into the infant room, the pungent smell of poo came right at us. It was hard to ignore the smell but we thought this could be a bad timing on our first visit so this was why we planned a second visit. Well, the smell was still there in the second visit. It was disgusting to say the least. We were curious about the security of the daycare so we asked the director why is AACC the only daycare we visited where there is no secured entrance. Instead of answering us directly, she chose to sarcastically tell us that she chose the parents to join AACC just as much as the parents chose AACC for their child. I thought she was being extremely rude and defensive. I have heard of her reputation before, and how the staff turnover is a bit of a challenge due to her style of management. After this interaction with her, we just cannot imagine how would we partner with her if we send our child to AACC. She does not seem compassionate and considerate of the parents' need but rather her way or the highway. We really want to like AACC but in the end, it is probably not for us.