Terrific elementary school. Teachers are competent and nice, and school administration…read moreprofessional. They run a first-class operation here.

This school may be okay if your child fits into the proverbial box, but not if he or she has any…read moretype of learning issues. The school-wide "positive"behavior system has the children wearing cards around the neck in common areas with each color representing a different level. Students earn punches when caught doing something good, and then a certain number of punches leads to a new color. This is okay for the child who is seen and not heard, but creates a heirarchy that promotes ridicule and bullying among students. Imagine the child who, perhaps is not a behavior problem, but has attention issues or low self esteem. You can imagine where most special ed kids fit into this behavior plan, can't you?

There are too many children enrolled in each class. Every year each one of my daughter's teachers…read moreseem to be overwhelmed and cannot control their class nor teach to satisfactory. My daughter is falling behind because of the poor teaching. They have hired a new principle and counselor this year (2012/2013) who are well below satisfactory. We have had issues take place and neither her teacher, principle or counselor seem to take action or be willing to go one step above to solve the issues. None of the faculty seem to be involved with the children as they should be. My daughter will be moved out of this school district next year and never return. I would not recommend this school to anyone.

We started our daughter at Starwood in the Toddler Program right when she turned 18 months and we…read morecouldn't be happier about our decision. The teachers and staff are amazing. So caring, kind and invested in our daughter and her well being. I can't say enough about the two guides in her classroom as well and how nurturing they are and dedicated to her development. I couldn't trust them more! We get regular updates via the story park app on her progress and they are quick to respond if I ever reach out with a question. We are so impressed with her development over the past 3 months. Her vocabulary has skyrocketed as well as her independence at home. The school has so many events parents can participate in and really feel a part of the Montessori journey alongside the student. We immediately felt welcomed and a part of this amazing Starwood Community!

My son was in the toddler program and is now in the Primary program. As far as we're concerned,…read morehe'll go here through 8th grade. It's a second home for him, where the adults are warm but highly professional and reliable. My son has learned how to care for his environment, for his peers, he's learned how to bake, set a table, share a meal. The faculty is communicative and our son feels so loved by not just his peers and teacher, but everyone there. The school events are always enjoyable and educational. The campus is beautiful and adheres to Montessori above and beyond the 4 other Montessori schools in the area I toured, interviewed, and considered. We trust Starwood wholeheartedly with our son's safety, well-being and education because after 4 years, we absolutely know we can.

My daughter absolutely loves this school. They take extra time to really figure out the children…read moreand which skills they need additional work on. I can see a significant difference in my daughter's reading and math skills this year. They have greatly improved. We moved to Frisco for the schools, and Corbell does not disappoint!

I currently have two children attending here & I can't say enough great things about the school!…read moreAimee Castillo is my youngest daughter's teacher for the 12-20 month class & she is just wonderful! My daughter adjusted very quickly when she joined her class & she is learning how to socialize & pay attention during circle time. Aimee's closeness with the kids makes them feel welcome & comfortable very quickly! My middle child is in the primary class with Trina Datta & has learned so much! My daughter has ADHD & is quite a handful, but Trina has been nothing but kind & understanding, trying to help her as much as possible. She handles my daughter & her entire class with an over-abundance of patience & I couldn't be more grateful that she works so hard for her students! She also does fun little things for the kids, like making them little gifts for the winter holidays, she even got them all bunny ears for Easter & my daughter wore hers for several days straight, she loved them so much!

Castle Montessori is a wonderful program! My son was a late walker and Ms Aimee was very passionate…read moreand determined for him to catch up to his peers. They care personally for each child's best interest and put their heart and soul into a regimented schedule of activities at all ages!

I attended the ribbon cutting ceremony today for this brand new Elementary School in Prosper,…read moreTexas! What a beautiful new campus!! The classrooms are very spacious and everything is bright and shiny and new. First day of school is Wednesday, August 11, 2021. Prosper is growing like crazy! It was wonderful how they honored the namesake of the school. There was a slide show before the formal ceremony that showed pictures of her during her lifetime. Some of her descendants were in attendance and assisted in cutting the ribbon. A display case pays tribute to her as well. The Principal, Assistant Principal, Superintendent and School Board President were all well spoken and everyone was very proud of their new school. Go Bryant Elementary Trailblazers!!

Teachers and staff are cooperative, try their best to resolve any issue to the best of their…read morecapabilities.

This place gone a lot of leaning the Excel to leaning they are super nice they also have special…read moreneeds teachers they discipline big kids by having them sit in a corner for time out or in the hallway for higher grades

I am very disappointed with my experience with this school. I do have a couple of other friends who…read morehave a total of four different children here, their experiences were much more pleasant than mine. As in any school or establishment individual experience is going to be different, depending upon the teacher in classroom in with your child is placed. I picked my child up today only to hear her screaming at him through the door. I arrived early to pick him up. As I approached the classroom door I heard her yelling at him to go to sleep calling him a baby and telling him he needs to go to the baby room since he won't sleep. My son was crying telling her he didn't want to go to the baby room saying "I'm a big boy". This was not a stern or firm teacher voice, this was screaming and berating my son in front of his classmates during their nap time. My son should not have had to go through that, the other children in the class should not have had to hear that. As a former teacher myself this is NO WAY in which to speak to a child, especially for not napping. This "teacher" does not deserve the title and should not be working with children. Once she came to the door, her tone completely changed, she became extremely soft spoken and sweet. The hypocrisy was ridiculous. I mentioned the experience to the front staff as the director of the school was not there. They apologized.

If you read the one-star reviews, you'll notice a common theme: poor treatment of children. As…read moreparents, we diligently research daycares and carefully place our children at a childcare facility where we think that they will be loved and cared for. As such, I decided to write about my child's experience because I would never want any parent to experience the pain and frustration that my husband and I experienced. Our child attended Pinnacle Montessori of Frisco from three months old until our child was 16 months. The month before we withdrew our child, we expressed our concerns to the director regarding whether they were communicating our child's medical information to every person who cared for our child, as well as our frustration regarding the fact that, for two days in a row, two different jackets were unable to be located when we picked up our child. After this complaint, our child started receiving negative behavior comments frequently. To put things into context, our child received their first negative report ever on the same day that we notified the teacher of the missing jacket (i.e., the day before our complaint). Thereafter, our child typically received several negative reports each WEEK. Our child was 15 months old at the time. We met with our child's primary teacher to discuss our concerns regarding the frequency and the nature of the negative reports. We were told that the reports weren't meant to suggest that our child was doing something bad, they were more so to let parents know how their child's day went. A few days after this meeting, the director stopped me on my way out the door after dropping my child off and informed me that if my 15-month-old child continued to receive negative reports for the next three months, then maybe my child is communicating that Montessori is not for them. I took this as a thinly-veiled threat to kick my 15-month-old child out based on frequent "negative" reports that coincidentally started occurring after my complaint. Of course, this direct contradiction regarding the intention behind the reports resulted in us having a meeting with the director and the teacher. At the meeting, the director informed my husband and me that we were "too sensitive" and that she had no reason to have a problem with our child because we pay on time each month, and the teachers have never had a problem with us. This was jarring to us because no childcare facility should differ the level of care and treatment that they provide to a child based upon the child's parents' ability to pay on time. After this meeting, things went from bad to worse. Our child came home with a diaper rash that was so severe that it required a medical prescription and for our child to stay home an entire week. We sent our child to this facility for only three more days after the diaper rash healed. On the third day, our child was sent home without a shirt on. When we asked the front desk why our child's shirt was not on our child's body, they informed us that our child spilled water on the shirt, and they didn't have a backup shirt. They did not even bother to notify us to let us know our child needed a shirt. Had they cared enough for our child to notify us, we could have immediately resolved the issue that day. Needless to say, that was our child's last day. I hope any parent of a prospective attendee finds my review helpful. For any parent whose child still attends this facility, you may want to pay close attention to how your child is being treated, especially if (i) you don't pay on time or (ii) you have ever complained to the staff/director.