My 3 year old attends The Woods and looks forward to every day he gets to go to school! He has been…read moreto a daycare and an MDO program prior to this and liked them, but never was as happy to go to school as he is here. My favorite thing about them is the academic focus. They have a LOT of learning activities even in the short 9-1 day, plus playground time, lunch, and free play. He always wants to show me what he did that day before we even get to the car. His teacher is utterly fantastic and so professional with parents and fun with the kids. We are always greeted by more than one staffer on our way in and out of the building, usually referring to my son by name. The parental involvement and special activity days also make this school great!

The Woods school is a magical, inspiring place of love and learning. I can't say enough about the…read morestaff, students, and exceptional owner who truly cares about creating the perfect environment for her families and employees alike. It's so refreshing to connect with a school that has high standards, positive energy and commits to excellence no matter the challenge.

My two children attend this wonderful school. This is our ninth year. I can only say good things…read moreabout the staff, parents and leadership. My kids are loved and taken cared of. As a parent I have access to each teacher. I know that my kids are prayed for and loved dearly while being taught all subjects through a Biblical world view and I find this priceless specially after seeing what goes on in public schools now a days. Would recommend to any family that is looking for a Christian School with strong Values.

I attended this school from Kindergarten to my high school graduation. I can honestly say that I am…read moreblessed to have had the opportunity to attend such a wonderful school. I have never seen a school that is more dedicated to training students in academics and the Christian faith. If I had the opportunity to choose a school again, I would absolutely pick CCS again. I made so many wonderful friends and learned so much during my time there. I would recommend CCS to any Christian parent who wants their child to receive a quality education and to learn about Christ in the process. Definitely a five star school.

My niece attends this school and what an amazing staff. First and foremost it is a safe place with…read moremany security measures. The ratios are perfect, and the curriculum is fantastic. I am blown away by the attention to detail they take to make the experience enjoyable. My neice rarely wants to leave.

We have attended Primrose since the summer. We waited for over a year for a spot, and that was…read morecertainly worth the wait. The service provided is the absolute best!Every team member knows our child's name. When we bring our child, they are confident and happy to be with their teachers. When our child's health needs extra attention, every person we come in counter with has been extra passionate and understanding, willing to give anything we need to make the situation better. From the front office team to the ladies who make the best food for the little one, all the way to the amazing teachers in the class - Primrose is the best choice for our little one.

ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE OF A SCHOOL!!!! My toddler was enrolled…read morehere for THIRTY days! I should have read the poor reviews before considering this school. From the very beginning it was chaotic. At orientation the principal announces that the pre-k teacher was no longer employed, and they were putting in two interim teachers who had been with the school for years. School started the following week so of course by this time it's too late to find your child a different placement. First week of school both interim teachers quit in the middle of the week, which led to two pre-k classes being combined and being taught by the teacher's aide. They then hired an uncertified "pre-k teacher" with only a high school diploma. Of course I wanted to meet her so I walk my child into the classroom and the new teacher just stands there, not even attempting to greet me or my child. After standing there for several minutes I decided to go ahead and introduce myself and my child. Second week of school I notice my child's lunch keeps coming home untouched, which was odd because I packed all his favorite foods. I then realized the school was not assisting him in opening the containers, so he was going from 7:45am-5:45pm with no food just a snack. When I brought this to the staff's attention, they denied not opening the containers, however, after that conversation I noticed his containers would come back with the food eaten. The following week I noticed when he would have toileting accidents, he would come home in someone else's pull-up even though I would pack additional underwear and pull-ups in his backpack. One day I picked him up from school and he reeked of urine. When I changed his clothes, I noticed he had on a dry pull-up, was put back in the urinated pants, but his change of clothes was still in his backpack. On his fourth week, the school had the audacity to call CPS on my family with claims of physical abuse. On this day I went to the school to pick up my child and was approached by a CPS investigator. Two nights prior my toddler decides to climb into my infant's activity chair and gets his legs stuck inside causing a bruise on his legs. Thank goodness I have cameras throughout my home and was able to share the video footage of the incident from start to finish with the investigator where it shows how it took me five minutes to pry him out of the chair, and me putting ice packs on his legs to try and reduce the swelling and bruising. The investigators statement was "this was just a boy being a boy," (my exact thoughts). However, the thought of what could have happened had I not had that footage is devastating. Not to mention both my fiancé and I hold professional state licenses working with children. The issues this could have caused us professionally had we not had video proof is insurmountable. To add more to the embarrassment and humiliation the investigator had to do her due diligence of contacting my nanny and other friends of the family for statements. If you are a parent looking for a nurturing, positive learning environment where your child will flourish and has a low staff turnover, I recommend finding a school with trained, certified, and professional staff.

my daughter got bullied bye her teacher and the principal is very mean my daughter every time my…read moredaughter comes back from school she is crying this school is horrible.

We are very happy with this school. My kids get one on one attention because they keep the classes…read moresmall. There is also much less noise and confusion due to the small classes. My kids are doing so much better at this school than the public school and day care that they came from. Our first grader is already reading well and is doing addition problems with amazing speed! He is also learning to play the piano after school with the optional lessons that we signed up for. The kids are learning many songs and they sing regularly in chapel once a week. We also like the art classes that they are in. We love the wearing of uniforms - no problems with what to wear to school in the mornings! The staff and teachers are wonderful and communicate with parents regularly. The kids are learning good manners and how to treat others! They are also learning how to do friendly competitions with other groups at the school. A real win-win for us!

This school is truly awful. Truly sad that education has been taken down to this level. Classes are…read moreso small. Teachers extremely uneducated.

I'm a 13-year-old student at Memorial Private School in Houston, and because it's a small school,…read moreit's easy to get to know people quickly and feel comfortable from the start. Academically, there's a strong focus on **memorization**, but in some subjects we also do **projects**, which adds some variety. We usually take **five classes**, so when exams come around it feels **more manageable** to plan your studying, since you're balancing fewer subjects at the same time. Even though the school is small, the **6th period (electives)** has a nice range of options, including creative classes and sports like **martial arts** or **pickleball**. One thing I would improve is **Spanish**: if you already speak it, the class can end up being mostly **tests**, and you don't always get the chance to work on material that actually helps you improve.

Caring staff and teachers, a nurturing atmosphere with a no tolerance policy for bullying, and a…read moresmall student to teacher ratio make this school unique. Given the independent learning structure, I would say this school is best suited for students who enjoy learning from textbooks with limited classroom instruction.

I toured this school for my son who has autism and is struggling in a public school. It is…read morewonderful private school for high functioning children with autism for age 2-15 years. I like that they focus on academics as well as therapeutic aspects. I am impressed how involved they seem with the students and offer speech, occupational therapies and much more. I just wish they were more centrally located as we live south of Houston; it's a 70 mile round trip daily for us! The tuition is about 27k, financial aid is available.

My son went to WV from age 4 through middle school and had a truly wonderful experience. I highly…read morerecommend WV to anyone whose child has high functioning autism.

We absolutely love my daughter's Get Set 1 class at The Goddard School with Mrs. Lily and Ms…read more Lindsay! The classroom is always clean, warm, and welcoming, and I feel really good about the meals and snacks they provide. What I appreciate most is how much they focus on learning and independence at this age. My 2 1/2-year-old has grown so much and she's more confident, communicates better, and loves doing things on her own. Mrs. Lily and Ms. Lindsay are so patient and caring, and it really shows. My daughter loves her teachers and her environment. She has made so many friends and learning social skills. This school overall is amazing from the entire staff and how secure it is to the amazing structure they have for the kids.

We were nervous coming from another school where we had a bad experience, but I really cannot…read morerecommend Goddard Bridgeland enough! Miss Gabby made the transition so easy. It's so comforting to see people love your child just as much as you do! We are in miss Laura's class now and my son is always excited to get dropped off with her and miss Paola. As a parent, that makes dropping them off every day so much easier! The entire staff is so great! I can't recommend it enough.

Both my kids are at Yorkshire and it is the perfect school for them because of the low teacher to…read morestudent ratio, small total class size and strength & encouragement in the academic, music and arts. My children have loved being at Yorkshire and we are extremely grateful for the opportunity for balanced growth YA provides. The teachers are AMAZING and truly care about the students. Its Cottage class teachers are the best for 2-4 years old. I've also found the families warm and friendly and a great mix and diversity amongst the students. Such a unique school to be able to see at the Memorial Area!

We love Yorkshire Academy! We love the community it provides, the education with small classrooms…read moreand amazing teachers, and the activities that my children get to do are so unique and fun! Also, YA doesn't go by SBISD school openings and closings. So sometimes YA is open when public schools are not (due to weather or Covid etc). YA is much more consistent with school NOT closing. It's a lovely place to be, my children are ALWAYS happy and my 3 year old wants to be a teacher now because of her amazing teacher at YA!