We absolutely love Stonebridge Academy! My granddaughter, Alexandria, has been attending for over a…read moreyear, and we have had such a wonderful experience. The teachers and staff are incredibly loving, caring, and attentive, and they have truly made her feel special and cared for. She originally attended Stonebridge for daycare, and when it came time for Pre-K, we knew we wanted to keep her there. After receiving an education scholarship from TEFA, choosing Stonebridge for her Pre-K year was an easy decision. We actually live about 30 minutes away, but the drive is completely worth it because of the care, attention, and love Alexandria receives every day. As a grandparent, having a place where you genuinely feel that your grandchild is safe, happy, and loved means everything. We are so thankful for the teachers and staff at Stonebridge Academy and would absolutely recommend them to other families!

We absolutely love Stonebridge Academy! My granddaughter, Alexandria, has been there for over a…read moreyear, and the experience has been wonderful. The teachers are loving, caring, and attentive--they make her feel truly special. We trusted them for daycare, and thanks to a TEFA scholarship, we kept her there for Pre-K. Despite a 30-minute commute, it's completely worth it because of the care and attention she receives. We're so grateful to the staff and highly recommend Stonebridge Academy!

Both of our girls have gone to Schoolhouse from only a few months old to school age (over 8 years)…read more The Schoolhouse staff have become a part of our family, and we knew from our first tour that this was the place we wanted our kids to be. The care, love, and education my kids have received has been unparalleled. Not only were my kids well prepared for grade school, but they were also equipped with the knowledge of what Jesus did for them on the cross. We will continue to use Schoolhouse for afterschool care and their wonderful Summer program for as long as they will let us! The Summer program is such a God-send, since we don't have to run all over town, carting kids to multiple week long camps. Instead, they have the consistency of care, weekly fun field trips, and time to swim in their on site pool (with life guard). Overall, we couldn't be more happy with our experience with Schoolhouse. Schoolhouse is the place for your kids to be if you love Jesus and want your child enriched by a loving and caring staff/environment!

I can't say enough good things about Schoolhouse 226, all the directors, teachers, and the rest of…read morethe stuff. I sent my twins there in the Pre-K class with Ms. Amanda. I was so worried because this was their first time out of their comfort zone (different culture, food, and language!) However, the teachers went above and beyond in transitioning my kids. Kids always came home happy and that was the huge indicator to me. The management is very receptive and open to feedback. They keep all parents informed of current events and policies in school. Teachers put so much care and effort into their work and daily reports. They always have exciting and creative activities for the kids. My kids have learned so much since they started. And the cost is extremely affordable! Parents of multiple kids really appreciate it!

We did not have a great experience here. From the smallest class, to 2s, 3s (beyond) + summer…read morecamps, compared to other preschools in the area, this was not on the top of our list - especially curriculum wise. The director is short, cold, and problematic with parents and teachers. One of our teachers quit midway through the year supposedly due to a conflict with the director. She is also accusatory and doesn't seem to mesh well in a children's environment. Our kids were so much happier when we switched and it showed how lacking this school truly was! Many parents felt the same and switched schools mid-way through.

An amazing school . My daughter feels so comfortable here and has fun. She loves her teachers and…read moreschool director.

We love love love this school! When I was looking for a preschool for my first son I needed to…read morefind a place with a program that accepted 18 month olds and the church we belong to does not. When I asked them for a recommendation they suggested Playday. So it went on the list of places to go visit. I of course started my search at the closest one to my house but when I went to visit Playday I just got this great feeling. I sat and did all of my normal pros and cons list and I on every line I ended up choosing Playday. Here is what originally drove me there: how sweet the staff was on my tour, the price is less than the surrounding similar schools, the car pool lane pick up (I had a new born I didn't want to be bringing in when it was raining or if he was napping) and then best part? They are the ONLY preschool in the area that I've found that makes up a missed Monday holiday on that Friday. So if your kids miss for Presidents day they go to school on Friday that week. This is so awesome because every other school just charges you the same amount of money and gives you less days. Since we've been there I've fell even more in love with it. The staff really cares and my kids and I have both made a ton of friends. I'm shocked at the number of families there from the catholic church and that we have friends in our class that will go to Kerr with us for kindergarten. It really has been the absolute best choice we've made for our family!

My son has attended Playday for two years now. He was a social, smart two year old before he…read morestarted school, but has grown beyond what I could ever imagine both socially and educationally the past two years. It amazes me how all of the teachers know almost all of the kids' names even if they aren't near their classroom. The director truly cares about each child, parent and family. We have always been treated as if we were the most important family in the world when we speak with the director. The school is not only about learning, but about having fun and learning about Jesus at the same time. We cannot say enough wonderful things about the school and staff.

Excellent school for kids that learn or thrive in a more relaxed setting. Teachers that care,…read moreflexible understanding administration. Small teacher ratio adds to the feel of school community. This will be my 17 year old son's third year, his twin loved the environment so much he is joining his brother for senior year! So glad Einstein is a available option. Thank you!

This school is a huge disappointment, and I cannot recommend it. The classes are way bigger than…read morewas advertised. The classrooms are all very small compared to how many kids are in them. The teachers mostly all seem very good at their job but end up having to slow the course down for the lowest level students. Classes get taken over by kids with behavior problems who get sent to the office and then come back to class five minutes later to do the same thing again. These kids just enjoy derailing the class and going to the office EVERY DAY. The teachers eventually just stop sending problem kids because its pointless. It ends up that a lot of classes are just run by the loudest kids who won't stop talking despite being sent to the office over and over. I feel bad for the teachers here. It's also a pretty open secret that kids can basically not do any work throughout the semester and even skip school without consequences. They will just be passed at the end of the year. I get they are trying to create a "nice" environment, but really its just an school without rules or real education. Your student will only be frustrated by the lack of real learning and the many kids who hate work and learning. Not only that, when they do graduate, they will be completely unprepared for college. I do not recommend the Einstein School, no matter lies they give you up front.

We could not be happier that we chose to send our daughter to Arapaho Classical Magnet. The school…read moreis filled with caring faculty, very involved parents, strong academic standards, and kind kids (the faculty works very hard to teach the kids to be supportive of each other - it's so fun to see how well that works). This is our child's last year at ACM (she's been there K-6) and it feels like it just gets better every year.

Both of my girls go to ACM and they love it. As a parent we chose ACM because of the dedication…read morefrom both the staff and the parents. This is an amazing school and any kid would be lucky to be a student here.

Our experience at The Goddard School was deeply unsettling and ended with the school's…read moredisenrollment of my child, who has special needs, effective immediately. Before enrolling my child for a 3-day program at Goddard, my spouse and I met with Jamie (the owner) and staff members, along with my child's ABA therapy team to discuss expectations. (We and our therapy team met with facility staff again prior to enrollment.) Initially Jamie assured us they could accommodate a child with special needs. However, that was not the case. Challenges soon surfaced. At a morning drop off, my child became upset I was leaving. Instead of the teacher redirecting her, the teacher told me my non-verbal child "didn't like it in here" and offered no assistance so I could leave the class. It was suggested instead that I could drop off my child at a later time (8:30am) so her homeroom teacher could take care of her, which conflicted with ADA guidelines. This issue continued and multiple times it was suggested to us that we drop off our child at 9am when a teacher would be available in my child's home classroom. When my wife told Jamie that a 9am drop off does not work for us, Jamie actually suggested my wife work with front office staff regarding scheduling. Then when I brought this issue to Jamie weeks later, Jamie said she didn't know staff had suggested we bring our child at a later time, yet she would not solve the issue. The initial care in my child's home class was great with 3 dedicated teachers. But after staffing changes, the quality noticeably declined. This was confirmed by our child's BCBA (part of my child's therapy team) who came to Goddard multiple times to observe/train staff at our request. When the BCBA brought this to the attention of office staff, Courtney told the BCBA there had been no decline in service but that a "wall" had been built between myself and the staff, which she claimed affected their ability to work with my child. Our BCBA expressed concern over the focus on parental issues rather than addressing my child's needs directly. Office staff member, Whitney, asked my wife about our child's sleep habits. According to the teacher, Whitney had a child in the class, was upset her child wasn't napping, and felt my child was the cause. The teacher told the Whitney our child does not nap, a topic that was discussed with staff prior to enrolling, but Whitney felt it necessary to ask my wife. I told Jamie and the other owner, Chevelle, this question wasn't appropriate for office staff to ask a parent as they are not in the classroom. They said they didn't know why she asked that and claimed that Whitney did not have a child in the class at that time. Inappropriate questions about my child's potential placement in a General Education were raised by my child's new teacher Victoria during one of the BCBA observation/training sessions for the Goddard staff. The BCBA clarified that such decisions would be based on evaluations by the public school system, not by the daycare or parents' desires. Despite these challenges, the BCBA committed to aiding the training of this teacher and ensuring expectations for my child within the school setting were clearly communicated. In my final interaction with Goddard, Jamie called me on a Tuesday night to say she was disenrolling my child, effective immediately--no discussion. She cited communication issues with the parents was the reason, however she also included a serious accusation that I "brushed" past front office worker Courtney, which I felt was implied as assaultive. This accusation, never previously mentioned, was raised right after the decision to disenroll my child, which I strongly contest as I do not recall making contact with anyone at the facility besides my child. Ultimately, without discussion, the enrollment was terminated immediately. The lack of care and effective communication, coupled with the abrupt dismissal of a child with special needs, leads me to strongly advise parents to consider other more professional, accommodating, and communicative childcare options.

My children have thrived since enrolling at The Goddard School of Frisco East. We love the teachers…read moreand staff members on campus. My child enjoys going to school and has made connections with his teachers. The staff members take the time to get to know your child and his/her interests. The curriculum is tailored to your child's interest and encourages curiosity. There are also opportunities for exploration, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and cooperation with activities in the classroom. We love the second family that we have at The Goddard School!

Ive been meaning to write this review. My daughter has been attending for 2 months now (shes 5…read moremonths old) and I couldnt be happier. Mrs. Gina takes such wonderful care of her. The class room is always clean the building in general smells great and always well kept. I love that i can check in on her throughout the day via camera or just dropping in. I get updates throughout the day through the app on how she is doing. When you walk into the building Ms. Tiffani or Ms. Ayesha always great us with a smile and a hello. I work in healthcare and I know not everyday is perfect behind the scenes, but as a customer here I would never know if chaos is going on and I think that says alot. When touring other places I knew immediately this daycare was the place for my daughter. Thank you staff for all you do.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR KID HERE. I've been back to this school 2 times as a teacher and a parent thinking…read morethat "oh new management will be better" I was wrong they try and make the staff come in when their kids are sick but send other kids home that are sick at the school just not staff kids. My kid got kicked out of the school yesterday after I quit about 2 and a half weeks ago. They claim it's because she's a runner and a safety to herself and other kids but they kept a kid in the school that would hit other kids bite other kids throw chairs at other kids hit the teachers and run out the classroom. They kept that kid for months even before I started with them. I don't understand why they can pick and choose who goes there and who doesn't. This school is unprofessional and unsafe for your children to go! They still have a couple of kids in the school that hit bite and run, but it's okay for my kid to get kicked out because it's easier on them... I just think if I was still working there my child would still be in that school. I'm glad she got kicked out.