First of all, I was a student at Community Montessori until the 8th grade. I have been living…read morebasically half of my life so at this school alone. This school, or institution if you will has been nothing, but great until this past summer. I love the guides here Cindy, Denise, Andres, Veronica, and Alan. These are just some of the many guides that have had a huge impact on my life, and changed me as a person. My main guides/teachers Charlie, and Ashlie have taught me more than I could have ever hoped for. It is sad to see that they have left due to a huge misjudgment of sorts. Although my time here has been great lovely teachers, campus, and environment, that is why I'm upset to see these events unfold. I love it and I hate it, that is why I decide to leave it with 2 instead of five. If you are looking for a alternative for 6th-8th grade I would highly recommend checking out The Nest in palm valley Round Rock.

We're excited to start our youngest boy at this Montessori school, and our oldest has been thriving…read morehere for years. The nurturing environment, focus on independence, and personalized learning have been wonderful for his growth. Highly recommend!

I have to add this update because it is not a personal problem with Janice, the director…read more In general, the owner (Dave King) and the management are rude and lack professionalism. So you won't get any of your concerns properly heard or addressed. I never had such bad experience or felt abused/ignored with any Daycare/School in the past as I felt with TLE Georgetown. I had to send my daughter there because of the proximity from where I live. But I would say driving a lit longer and have your kids in a safe school with management/owner who sincerely value their customers is well invested and worth it. That being said, still I am giving that place one star while it deserves none, only because of Catarina, the admission coordinator. She is the sweetest person ever.

We are so happy to have moved to The Learning Experience. The daycare is bright, clean, and…read morewelcoming. All of the staff, from the director to the teachers, are incredibly friendly and kind. The teachers are attentive and get to know each child and his/her likes, dislikes, strengths, and weaknesses. In the short few months that we have been going there, my 4 yr old son has become more confident, his language has improved, and his love for learning has grown. Aside from learning to read and do math at his young age, he is also expanding his social skills. The teacher he has is one of the best preschool teachers that I have encountered. She makes sure there's a good balance between working hard and playing hard. All of the kids in her class are excited to see her at the beginning of the day and leave her class with a smile on their face. What more could you ask for? I can not recommend this school enough.

Where do I even begin? My son started attending Creative…read moreWorld Georgetown in March, and from the very beginning, there were red flags. Initially, we were hopeful and gave the school the benefit of the doubt, believing things would improve. Unfortunately, they only got worse. Within days, my son began coming home with multiple bite marks -- not small ones, either. These were severe enough that you could count the teeth. To this day, he has a scar on his arm from a bite he received while under their care. We were constantly met with excuses like "this is normal for the age" or "we can't provide one-on-one care." The school lacked to provide multiple incident reports for these injuries unless I found them myself and asked. Only some of them were created. After pushing for weeks, they finally moved my son to the next classroom up as he approached two years old -- something they had promised to do earlier in the month but again Erica provided me with multiple excuses as to why that wasn't happening. In this classroom, I began to notice a troubling pattern. My son, who was in the middle of potty training and doing well at home, suddenly regressed. He developed a severe diaper rash that we had to treat with prescription medication. I would clear it up over the weekend, only for it to return by Monday evening. It became clear he was not being changed regularly, and teachers admitted to this indirectly when I addressed it. I raised these concerns with the assistant director (Andrea), the director (Erica), the regional director (Lisa), and eventually the owner. I even provided emails with imaging. I was told to just "bite the bullet" and put him in underwear. Against my better judgment -- and despite knowing he wasn't quite ready -- I complied. Only then did they begin taking him to the bathroom more regularly, but the care and consistency still fluctuated. When he turned two and entered the "terrible twos" stage, my son began acting out occasionally -- as any child his age might. Instead of responding with developmental understanding, his teacher began accusing him of "bullying" her. I was told he pinched her for attention and hit her. I acknowledged these behaviors and shared the steps I was taking at home to correct them. However, these incidents were rarely documented in any formal report -- only mentioned in passing. Meanwhile, I witnessed other children hit or push my son without any consequences or follow-up from staff. During a meeting about his behavior, I was told by the staff -- including the director, Miss Erica -- that "it's okay for children to hit each other, but not a teacher." When I expressed concern about the lack of enrichment in the classroom -- where children were expected to play with puzzles missing pieces and books without pages -- it was brushed off. The environment was clearly not designed to engage or stimulate two-year-olds. The final straw came when I walked into the classroom unannounced and found my child physically restrained. He was seated in a chair, pinned between the table and a teacher's legs. The other children were playing while my son sat there, alone and without toys or books. This was deeply disturbing and unacceptable. As a former daycare teacher with experience in two-year-old classrooms, I know this job is hard and underpaid. But that does not excuse neglect, lack of training, or emotional harm to children. Every child deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and care -- especially at such a vulnerable age. I've now removed my son from Creative World Georgetown (and are still paying for 2 weeks notice here as well as another daycares fees) and am paying an exorbitant amount for a new daycare, just to undo the harm that was caused. My son has been left with bruises, scars, and emotional trauma. If you're a parent searching for a place where your child will be safe, supported, and nurtured -- do not send them to Creative World Georgetown

From the owner: Creative World is dedicated to the education and development of young children. Families who have…read morevisited a Georgetown, TX preschool, childcare, or daycare center will immediately see the difference when they visit our new Creative World School. We can't wait to show you our proprietary Exploratorium™ program and beautiful environment so you can experience the WOW of our school and see iSTEAM in action. If you are looking for a quality learning experience, staffed with amazing teachers, look no further. Creative World School is unique and more than just a daycare; you will be amazed when you visit our preschool at Georgetown, TX.

My son went here for pre-K and I cannot say enough wonderful things about the staff, facility,…read moreresponsiveness, communication, curriculum, field trips, etc. - everything was amazing. Cameras in the classrooms (multiple views) was a huge selling point for me & also the 2, 3 or 5 day a week tuition options. I wish he could go here forever haha. It set him up so well for Kindergarden, which was our goal. Thank you for a wonderful experience - and I tell all of my mommy/daddy friends to use Kids R Kids.

I cannot recommend KRK Teravista enough! We only left because I decided to stay home with my kiddos…read moreBUT we were sooo sad to leave! My son went there for 2+years and we loved each and every teacher he had. He learned SOOO MUCH here! Most of the teachers have been there for several years which says a lot about the management and how the place is run. They treat you like family and really make the place special for the kids. The place is clean and well taken care of and it's a bonus that they have cameras that you can check in on your child whenever you need. 10/10!!

My son had a really terrible experience at a private Montessori in the area. They trashed his…read moreactive imagination and he was so miserable. So we let him interview at a few locations so he could pick his next school. We couldn't go in to the classroom at the time because of COVID so the teacher brought a walkie talkie as we went around the building so he could talk to his other teacher and the kids in the classroom. After that my son INSISTED on going to Lionheart. He went there for about two years and what a different this school made on his view of school. My son blossomed at this school. He loved his teachers and all the front staff. I can't say enough good things about Lionheart. As we left on his final day, one of the ladies at the front desk called after him and said "don't you ever lose that imagination if yours Gunnar!"

Called and got called back by a California number?!…read more I called asking their vaccine policy (pre-covid) and they wouldn't share it. This is a very common question. I said ok can you tell me if you require staff to be vaccinated and they said that was private info. This is not private when you speak to other daycares. I said I'm not sure why I would enroll if you can't share this, they laughed and said ok then and hung up. The oddest encounter I ever had for a daycare. I obviously doged a bullet seeing the reviews of sexual touching. Absolutely awful.

I sent my first child here for three years, and will most definitely be sending my second as well!…read moreMy daughter started growing and developing exponentially almost immediately once we transferred her to Primrose RR North her from a different daycare. Their teachers are very involved and caring for their students, and I have absolute trust in the administrative staff to keep my kids in a safe, secure, and welcoming environment that also challenges them and allows them space to grow. Highly recommend this location for all parents who are considering sending their children to daycare/preschool!

My daughter attended this school for over 2 years (10mos to 3yrs old) and I can't say enough great…read morethings about it! She blossomed and learned so many important life skills as a toddler. She had amazing teachers who were loving, dedicated, and communicative with us so we could be on the same page and practice similar learning topics at home. My husband and I felt so safe leaving her there day in and day out. We only left the school because we moved out of the state but it's definitely one of the things we will miss the most. You won't regret signing your child up to join this school!

Love love love this place! It's a fantastic learning environment for kids with a great staff! They…read moreare always doing new projects, going on field tips and are constantly learning while having fun. This place is always clean and is truly a family run business. They are the nicest people and are actively involved in the community. I love Primrose. Big fan!

This was not the right fit for our family…read more We recommend that prospective families ask teachers directly how challenging moments are handled in practice (including whether raising voices is used and whether children are excluded from certain activities or areas), and how communication is managed day to day. It's also important to ask how class size is determined throughout the day, including how part-time attendance is counted, and to confirm these details with both teachers and administration. These are details that may not be clear until you experience the classroom firsthand. We know how stressful it is to choose the right daycare--hope you find a great fit for your child

I waited until my daughter "graduated" to review this school for safety reasons but I've been dying…read moreto share how amazing The Learning Tree has been to our family. My daughter came in a little unruly and not yet socialized enough, she had a speech delay that was being worked on in speech therapy, and she had a lot of energy without direction. Her teachers, Mrs. Valeria, Mrs. Martin (no longer there), and Mrs. Richards (her new teacher), all treated J with such kindness and patience. I felt so comfortable leaving her in their care and I couldn't have asked for a better first school year for my daughter. I volunteered at the school and saw first hand the love these teachers show each and every day, not just my daughters teachers but every single teacher there. I wish I could have kept my daughter here longer but they only go up to pre-k, soon hopefully they'll offer their Bridge to Kinder program- if they do- JUMP ON IT! A cool tidbit of info- they work with the Georgetown Library and have the Wowmobile visit a couple times a year. It's really sweet and my daughter always spoke fondly of it. I have toured over 15 schools and this was the school I fell in love with and I have zero regrets. It was a 20-25 minute commute to take her to school and some people aren't willing to make a drive like that, especially with so many preschools and child care places available in every town- my daughters happiness and safety was worth the drive. Tour the school, meet their curriculum director, get a feel for it- I guarantee you'll love it.

The best early education you can ask for. The people who work here truly love your children. My son…read morehas gone here since he was 18 months old and I have loved each teacher he has had! Even when we moved from Georgetown I made the trip up just so make sure he could finish there. I am so impressed by the staff there. Most of if not all have a degree in child education so this isn't your run of the mill daycare where they hire kids fresh out of high school. This is his last year here as he will go to kindergarten in the fall and I feel like they have prepared him 100% for the transition to "real" school. I love the projects he brings home and the sweet songs they teach him. I highly recommend the learning tree to any parent in the area!

I have had my child at Sunrise for several months now. I searched high and low to find the perfect…read moredaycare and sunrise was it. While the building and supplies provided are great it is truly the staff that makes it special. Mrs. Leti and Ms. Brianna have been absolutely amazing along with the rest of the staff that work with them. As a first time mom they have truly helped me get my child on a schedule, supported her though health challenges and just overall are incrediable humans. They model how I want my child to act and I feel they truly love my child like their own. We would not be as far as we are in milestones without them. They are patient and kind and I feel like they are my village for my child, I could not be happier!

We were so eager to have our child attend Sunrise after hearing the amazing reviews from neighbors…read moreand others. Unfortunately our experience in the infant room was less than satisfactory. It was beyond unsatisfactory, it was unsafe. I am a first time mother and there are now flags that I will never miss again. For one, this claims to be a Montessori based program in philosophy, but there are bouncers in the room. Infant room usage of containers was excessive. I received photos of my child in a bouncer regularly and was a bit confused by this as we don't ever use them at home. What I later found was that my child was having difficulty sleeping on site and the team were allowing him to sleep in the bouncer because he refused otherwise. Odd given that he has never slept in one at home. The overuse of Boppy pillows with incorrect and unsafe body positioning was alarming; I received a photo while my child was sliding down it and crying. My child came home with one of the worst rashes he has ever had, red inflamed blotchy skin from front to back. Come to find out chatting with other parents this was a concern shared with their team. The teachers will allay your concerns and say no worries and they'll change the baby every hour, but there seems to be communication breakdowns between morning and afternoon staff. Our final straw was safe sleep and bottle propping. I shared concerns with the director of me directly observing my son being placed to sleep on his stomach and that a child had milk spilling down her face while bottle was propped as she was in a boppy pillow. Not much changed. Around the same time licensing came in and per their report (which is public!) the inspector observed 5 different infants put to sleep on their bellies. My impression became after this inspection my sons teacher blamed me for this inspection as she told another parent it was due to parent complaint, taking zero responsibility for the fact the entire infant team nearly was engaging in UNSAFE and DANGEROUS sleep practices. I understand mistakes. I do not understand team culture disregarding what major organizations and trainings provided state. Infants can die from that. It is beyond ridiculous to even behave in a passive aggressive fashion towards a parent for this concern but also to try to lie when the information is public. The pressure to grow and add more children is showing on these educators and caregivers. Slow down, sunrise. The care has gone from what years ago folks were thrilled about to turning into worse than a major daycare corp.