We absolutely love the Bullard school district. It has a type of friendliness that you don't find…read morewith most school districts these days. The staff at these schools are usually always friendly. I have run into a couple teachers who aren't very good teachers but for the most part this school and all staff are exactly what most parents would want in a public school.

This is the second daycare we placed our child at and she has been there for over 2 years now. They…read moretaught her sign language before she could talk, her vocabulary is fantastic, she sings little songs and phrases she is taught at school. Every teacher is so LOVING. They really care about the kids. I am beyond thankful for tiny town for being the home away from home for my child. The negative reviews I've found regarding tiny town are surprising as I have not seen anything concerning in the last two plus years

This facility is extremely over priced for what I consider to be sub par care and rude staff. The…read moreadditional activities such as computer class and the tumble bus are additional charges, making children of families who can not participate feel left out. My son also claimed to have been hit by a teacher, who denied it, and the director was not able to show video of the incident to confirm or deny. I would NOT recommend this day care. It is obvious that this facility caters to families who qualify for child care assistance.

I visited this campus because they had an Open House, which they advertised as an event on…read moreFacebook. I didn't know the best place to park, since this was my first visit since they moved to this campus. Disclaimer: my sister-in-law used to teach history at this school, while my brother coached volleyball and may have taught a Bible class. But they haven't been with this school since before I moved to Athens in 2014. But back when they used to work for this school, I got to meet some of the faculty and staff members, so I know some of them. This school used to "float around" and make their home in various church buildings before they moved to this location (a piece of ranch land). So they have really grown up since I have seen them! Currently, they have 60-70ish students from 7th-12th grades. Their "band" is a worship-leading band for their chapel services, and I'd love to sit in on a chapel service sometime! I like that it seems they welcome students of various denominations (the Christian School I attended was run by predominantly members of the Church Of Christ, which meant that our chapel services were accapella, but they welcomed students of other denominations). They also wear some sharp uniforms, the more formal version of which reminds me of what they wore in the "Harry Potter" movies, but most days of the week they wear more casual uniforms, as some current students (from the House of Gryffendor", Lol!) told me. I was also excited to learn that they had a cooking class, that was all year long (not just 1 semester), where they also learned how to grill food on backyard grills. Their library also has a small "coffee shop" with it, where the students can brew their own coffee while they study (that was the impression I got). There is also a small swimming pool right behind the Administration Building, which would be good for back-to-school or end-of-year picnic parties, or maybe even use it for a shallow-water aerobics class. During the summer, they also have a "Popsicle Summer Camp", full of different elective camp sessions for kids ages 5-13. If I had kids in those ages, I would definitely encourage them to go to a camp session or two. And if I had kids between 7th-12th grades, I would definitely encourage them to come to this school!

After my excellent therapist left, I booked a massage with Tara. Best therapist I have ever had!read more

Wesley gave me my massage and Ruth gave a massage to my husband. We booked a 2 hour couples massage…read moreand it was worth every penny!

It has really improved since Rachel became director ! You can really tell that she likes things…read moredone by the book , and cares about the safety and well being of the kids!

Stay away from this daycare at all costs! I put my child in a classroom and wanted to review the…read morevideo surveillance to see how he was adjusting. The director, Susan was hesitant to show me the video footage. After viewing it I discovered my child's teacher putting the children's food in her mouth, chewing it, taking it out of her mouth and putting it in the children's mouths, no hand washing, even after changing diapers without gloves, poor supervision (teacher had back faced toward toddlers while sitting at a desk on another task other than supervising children). Children were putting objects on floor and other children's shoes in their mouth. My child was unsupervised and climbed into some shelving under the changing table. Teacher saw my child in there and did not remove him and he fell out and hit his head on the tile floor causing a big welt. I went to the director, Susan about these concerns and she said, "Well maybe your child shouldn't go here" instead of addressing my concerns. I pulled him out immediately. My husband is also active military and we were part of the army fee assistance program (they pay percentage to daycare and daycare charges us remainder). Susan was charging us full price AND collecting payments from GSA. She pocketed money from the federal government and is lying trying to say she did not collect those payments when I have proof from the government she did. She was upset that I asked she pay this money back so she called my employer to complain about me! WOW! Horrible horrible horrible.

Rachel is a fantastic director! They are all so professional and caring to the kids! And you can…read moretell they do everything by the book!

My children went to this daycare for a long time, of course the normal problems occurred with…read moregrowing children but here recently since they have a new director, I have been very dissatisfied. Incident tend to happen where there are no cameras quite often. I finally had to remove my children.

Best child care in Tyler that we've experienced. Teachers seem kind, facility is cleaner than most,…read morelots to do for the kiddos, and office staff is nice.

I just love coming & being part of this church! I moved from Midland to Athens in late September…read more2014. The people at this church have been so wonderful for my family & me. It may be smaller than the church where I grew up, but it was easier for me to get connected. Even though I'm as single as they come, I've already felt at home in a small group made up of a few singles, but mostly young couples & young families. Some Sundays I'm working, but I'm able to come to small group, even if I can't make it to church morning worship. Thank you, Eastern Hills family!