I can't say enough good things about SLES. In her first semester, our 3 year old is turning into…read moreone polite and mindful little lady. All of her teachers and other staff members have such a concern for our entire family that this school has felt like home from day one. I will be sending our new son to SLES when the time comes. This has been the best educational experience we could have dreamed for with our family.

We absolutely love SLES! I honestly have not one single complaint! We are so happy we found such an…read moreamazing community for our son (PK3). He loves going to school, has met amazing friends and teachers who cherish him and his sweet personality. He is also involved in an after school enrichment program -gymnastics and absolutely loves it and the coach! This is such a loving and special place. When my daughter, who doesn't even go to the school yet, was sick and in the hospital, I can't even begin to tell you how many people reached out to us with concern and love, asking how she was doing and if there was anything they could do to help. We truly feel special and loved here, and the education my son is receiving is top notch! What more could you ask for?

I went to go pickup my child today as I have been since she was a baby from the toddler room…read more.. When I was told about this review from a friend of mine I had to take a look. This is a small school, unlike your bigger "La Petite" and "Luvn Care" (not bad mouthing these schools by the way). Both of my children went to this school, and I have always been happy with the results. My oldest is kind, loving, and a very well rounded child. Whenever there was an issue it was addressed. ( In some rare cases I've had to ask more than once but it was nothing major.) My youngest is currently in one of the toddler rooms so as for the first review posted on this school, I'd have to say I'm sorry this person felt that way and I will question the director about all that was stated. I will say thou, there was one teacher that I did not care for in my daughter's room. I can understand people having a bad day, but she seemed generally unhappy. Then come to find out that the teacher was no longer there. I had wanted to ask but I decided that it was none of my business. However, since January I have felt a difference in the atmosphere of the classroom. It seems more relaxed and the kids always look happy. I have never had a problem with the lead teacher of the room. She has always kept me informed about everything going on in my child's day and i feel like she genuinely cares about the children and their families. And I know that she is doing a great job as a teacher just by the progress I have seen in my child this year. Overall, St. Andrew's is a fantastic school that I would highly recommend to anyone.

St. Andrews is such a warm and caring school. My children have been there since they were babies,…read moreand my 5 year old has transitioned to Howard like a superstar! We attribute his success to the education he received at St. Andrews. This school has great teachers and is a great family-centered atmosphere!

I absolutely love St. Monica's. My kids go to the summer camp and my son to the preschool. You…read moredon't find teachers like the ones here anymore. They are skilled at their craft and truly love your child like their own. I would recommend this school to anyone looking and are unsure. The teachers have patience and my son who is in preschool has already surpassed the kindergarten level!

Second review because my second son was enrolled! We came BACK to this daycare for our second kid…read more My baby (age 4 mo) was here until 9mo, we only disenrolled due to my husband becoming a stay at home dad. You won't loose any sleep worrying about your kiddos here. They are so wonderful. 5 stars, they utilize technology and send you updates and pics in real-time. As soon as my son is 2, planning on coming back for twice a week school.

Love the teachers they teach the kids so much and they are so loving my daughter never cried when I…read moredropped her off she was so happy to see her teachers

My son attended Little Learners Academy in San Antonio for 8 months, starting at around 18 months…read moreold. This was his first daycare experience, and the center made the transition incredibly smooth and stress-free. Convenience & Daily Operations * Prime location: Just 5 minutes from home, making drop-off and pickup quick and hassle-free. * Brightwheel app: Real-time updates on diaper changes, meals, naps, and incidents - a game-changer for first-time daycare parents. * Daily arts & crafts: My son came home with adorable projects every single day. Safety, Care & Comfort * Rare minor incidents: Only typical toddler clumsiness; staff handled everything with care and immediate communication. * Support stuffy allowed: They welcomed his comfort item, which eased separation anxiety. * Outdoor play: Two structured sessions daily, weather permitting. * Ms. Benavides (Director): Actively involved in supervision, approachable, and responsive to every question or concern. Nutrition & Curriculum * Balanced meals: Included all food groups with good variety - my son loved the options. * Snacks provided: Parents can send specific items if needed. * Strong curriculum: At 2 years old, my son is now praised for advanced speech and knowledge - I credit much of this to the center's engaging program. Staff & Environment * Teacher turnover: Higher than expected, but all staff were experienced, kind, and consistently smiling. * Happy kids: Photos showed joyful children; pickups/drop-offs were always calm and positive. * Family engagement: Fun off-site activities that welcomed parents and siblings. Final Verdict We loved Little Learners Academy and would reenroll in a heartbeat if we hadn't relocated. If you're in San Antonio, tour this center - your child will be cared for, educated, and genuinely loved. Highly recommended!

We couldn't have asked for a better experience in any of the classroom's our son was in…read more More specifically, we want to thank Ms. Jennifer and Ms. Ashlee for taking such great care of him as an infant. As any parent that has put a child, especially an infant, into a school knows, it's hard handing that child over and it takes a lot of trust. Both of you provided just that in how you took care of him and constantly communicated with us. We could see how much you cared for him and the other babies. We also want to thank Ms. Miranda and Ms. Kat for the care they show to all the kiddos in their classroom's and for giving our son a great experience. Each day, he is excited to go to school (he literally runs to the door when we ask him if he's ready) and that is because of both of you and how he is treated in the classroom. And lastly, we want to thank Megan and Ms. Christina. It is very apparent to us how passionate you are about the kids that come into La Petite. You both show great care and love, and fiercely protect them. We never saw this kind of care from the precious school he came from, it was all business to them. And while this is a business, you both make it clear that the kids always come first. We can truly see the love and care that the entire facility gives each of the children, so thank you for everything!

I am writing this review almost a year after my child's disenrollment because I wanted time to…read moreprocess what happened and ensure I was sharing this experience thoughtfully. During that time, my family genuinely loved and appreciated the teachers and staff. We intentionally built positive relationships with staff and regularly showed our appreciation through small gifts. My 17-month-old child was disenrolled effective immediately following a disagreement between Ashlee and me regarding paperwork that I was told needed to be returned the following day. After 14 months of enrollment, I was informed that the center did not have paperwork on file, including documents containing my child's medical history, emergency procedures, and other important information. I expressed confusion and frustration because this was the first time we had ever been told anything was missing. I was then informed that if the paperwork was not returned the following day, my child would not be allowed to attend. As a parent, I found this concerning because the missing paperwork was not something we had knowingly withheld, nor had we previously been informed that it was missing. When I questioned the situation and expressed my concerns, Ashlee responded by saying, "Maybe we're not the right fit for you. I can go grab your kid's things and we can disenroll right now." My husband and I looked at each other in complete disbelief. I told her I felt that response was excessive and respectfully asked if I could wait to speak with Megan or Christina as they had historically been the individuals we were directed to when questions arose. Ashlee told me that the decision was final because she was also in charge. The conversation continued for approximately 30 minutes. I repeatedly tried to understand the rationale behind the decision. I even apologized if I had offended her by referencing Megan and Christina as the individuals in charge. I explained that my understanding came from prior interactions in which Ashlee herself had deferred questions to them when she was uncertain. I also sat down & began completing the paperwork. Despite my efforts to resolve the situation, I was repeatedly told the decision was final. During the conversation, Ashlee stepped away several times to make phone calls & also referenced a prior misunderstanding I had with Megan regarding medication, claiming that I had previously been "warned." This characterization was surprising to me because Megan had never approached me in a manner that suggested I was being reprimanded or warned. Every interaction I had with Megan was respectful, and understanding. The same was true of my interactions with Christina. It is also important to note that I was 8 months pregnant at the time, and this occurred around 6:00 PM on a Monday. Most daycare centers in the area were already closed for tours, yet I was suddenly being told my child no longer had childcare because I questioned a situation involving missing paperwork. What made the situation especially upsetting was that Ashlee stated she had been having a hard day. To this day, it is difficult not to feel that an uneqquiped lead had an emotional reaction and played a role in a permanent decision that significantly impacted my family. The following day, I spoke with Christina and confidently asked that they review the security footage because I knew I had never yelled at Ashlee, despite being told that was reported to management. While frantically touring new childcare centers and taking unexpected PTO that I had hoped to save for my upcoming maternity leave. Christina did call me back after watching the surveillance footage & she didn't see my yell at Ashlee either (no audio just visual clips) but understandably like any professional company, they had to go through with the decision. It would look very poorly on them to backtrack/ not support a teammate. At that point, I informed Christina that even if my child had been welcomed back, I would not have returned. The trust had been broken, both by the immediate disenrollment and by the allegation that I had yelled when I had not. Fortunately, all four childcare centers I toured with all the same perks as this center, accepted my child. Three were prepared to enroll us for the very next day. Several administrators I spoke with expressed concerns with how poorly the situation had been handled. Today, both of my children are thriving at their current daycare. However, I feel compelled to share this experience so that other parents can make informed decisions. My recommendation is that any communication, questions, or concerns be directed to Megan or Christina ONLY. Lastly, I was informed that I would receive a follow-up call from corporate customer service regarding the treatment my family experienced and the circumstances surrounding the disenrollment. Despite being told there would be further investigation, I never received that call. This whole experience was extremely traumatic.

You know you have an excellent day care when, after a year and a half, you tell the daycare your…read morechild is leaving and the staff cries. From the first day my son arrived I have had the most wonderful experience. The staff is supportive, they give advice when you need (and none if you don't). They truly care (I will run into daycare staff when I'm out and about and they will run up and my son will run to them right back). They are also reasonably priced and by far the most bang for your buck. My son comes home with far more knowledge than I would ever think to teach him (simple things like how I put on his own jacket, how to speak some sign language, etc). He has incredible friends who he hugs goodbye to at the end of the day. Socially, academically, and psychologically this was by far the best choice we could have made for our child. Update: I just read the bad review on here. Because I went there for quite a while I can safely say there's no way that review is real or it was written by a new momma with no experience being a momma. They give you a list of things to bring on your first day (I still have it in my junk drawer) and crib sheet is on there. In fact, you get it with an entire welcome packet. The nursery is ALWAYS dark during nap time. That's because-wait for it-it's nap time! The floors are super clean and they don't even allow shoes in the rooms-they're strict about it, trust me- I forgot once and I was quickly reminded :). Are the babies supposed to have bottles in their cribs? Then their cribs would be dirty and they'd get ear infections and you'd probably complain about that. There is absolutely nothing more fun to me than when my babies are dirty. It's because- again, wait for it- they're babies! If they're dirty then they are playing, and eating, and having fun, and most importantly learning. Shouldn't you be caring about that? Again, it's still my favorite place ever and I miss it all the time.

The Pillars is a great choice if you are looking for a faith-based education for your child. They…read moredo daily prayers and praise/worship and have Chapel every week. They also do a great job with academics and use good curriculum and have tons of hands-on activities for the kids. They also do a lot of events where parents can get involved with the school - which is great.

The center made such a major difference in my son's speech within a matter of months, and a huge…read moreshout out to Ms. Illyana and Ms. Sam!They made him feel comfortable throughout his time at the center, I cannot thank them enough. The biggest improvement I noticed, was his confidence and inclination to interact with other children. My only recommendation would be finding a more consecutive routine for diaper changes / potty training for every hour. My son has eczema and experienced frequent rashes, even with 'bouts of constipation, it should not have caused broken skin. Lastly, I feel that there needs to be an understanding that the recommendation is directed toward the teacher-to-student ratio, and is not reflective on the teachers attentiveness. While the center has a decent ratio, I feel there are times they may need more teachers in certain rooms that tend to grow without becoming overwhelming, for the teachers and kids alike. Overall, the center is great and has many resources.

Such an amazing place all around. The addition of an outpatient clinic is a godsend. Love love…read morelove the new OTA therapist. She is just amazing!