I absolutely love my daughters' school! They are and 4 years old , and I would love to shout out Ms…read moreDebbie, Ms Melisa, Ms Karla, Ms Elva and Ms Ana! These teachers are truly exceptional--caring, attentive, and incredibly dedicated. They go above and beyond to make sure each child feels seen, heard, and supported. Before attending this school, my girls were homeschooled , so when they started and immediately would go to class without crying, I was in awe. I am constantly impressed by the attention to detail and the way these teachers create such a warm, loving, and friendly environment. My daughters comes home happy and excited every day, and that speaks volumes! We're so grateful to be part of such a wonderful school community! I plan to leave them at this school until they graduate 8th grade.

Tremendously amazed by this school more every year my sons are there. Incredible drive for…read moreexcellent academics with a very personal connection between teachers and leadership to the individual kids. They have made lasting impressions on our kids over the years. Teachers like Mrs Bennett, Street, Ali, Chiali. Megan, Burke have made massive personal impact for my sons. Incredible leadership from Mrs. Humlicek! Excited for the futures of my kids because of this school!

My kids have been enrolled at SLCS since pre-k and we couldn't be happier. The staff is wonderful…read moreand I feel my kids are learning so much, especially to be kind and smart individuals when they grow up. We are Catholic at home but we don't practice as much as we would like, so having SLCS to help teach our kids about faith and the love of God is pretty amazing. I am super happy with our experience at the school. I recommend it to all my friends, Catholics and non-Catholics alike!

They so busy. I want to ask something . I hope i can apply for my daugher for next yearread more

I completely agree with your review. My own experience with the Head of School was very similar in…read moreearly 2000'ss. When one of my three daughters was dismissed just as she was starting to have trouble with her grades, it felt clear that once they decide they no longer want a student there, there's little room for understanding or grace. My oldest daughter actually graduated from this school, which is why I fought so hard to keep the other two enrolled. After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on this school, I would have expected a much higher level of care, compassion, and support from leadership at the time. Hearing about hints of discrimination within the school community is also deeply troubling and disappointing.

Our experience with the lower school changed significantly once Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Clayton…read morestepped into their administrative roles. The environment--both for students and teachers--shifted in a way that many families, including ours, found concerning. The biggest issue was the inconsistency and lack of genuine warmth. While the school often emphasized values and faith, the leadership's day-to-day actions didn't match those messages. Interactions frequently felt insincere, and there was a clear pattern of favoritism. Some children were approached with patience and grace, while others received a noticeably harsher tone for the exact same behaviors. As a parent, this was heartbreaking to watch. We also noticed a sharp increase in turnover among both families and lower school teachers during their leadership. When people continue to leave year after year, it naturally raises questions about the internal culture and what may be happening behind the scenes. In the end, we chose to move our child because the environment no longer felt supportive to their well-being, confidence, or growth. My hope is that by sharing our experience, the school will take a closer look at its leadership and the culture that's being shaped under their direction.

It all depends on what teachers your child gets! some of them are pretty good but some new…read moreteachers are still lacking experience and the school is not helping them to succeed. I'm so glad my children no longer have to go to this school.

Went to play ball with my son today 5/28 and this is what we found...if youre bringing your kids to…read moreplay ball this is not the place. 6 basketball court but only one is good. And that tarp by the playgroubd blew off by high winds months ago is still missing, it does not look like its comming back....nice place for a walkj

My son suffers from hay-fever (seasonal allergies) just like daddy and grandpa every year when the…read moretree pollen is high. His nose will run, his eyes will get watery and itch and sometimes get some crud in them. They called and had me pick him up from school and told me he could not return unless I took him to see a doctor and get a note from the doctor stating the obvious. This happen last year as well. I'm sorry but I just don't understand the incompetence in the public school system. They actually sent him home for pick eye and/or bacterial conjunctivitis just like last year. Do these people not see the tree pollen is high? And a nurse sent him home, I have been working in the hospital since 2007. and know a thousand nurses, none so incompetent that they can't get a wet washcloth and wipe a kids nose and eyes. Not even in kindergarten yet and already done with public schools, today was his last day and back to private school he goes.

my son has been attending this school since he was 3 years old. because of there preK program my…read moreson has improved so much.

Great school! My children have attended private school (that got too expensive), public school…read more(that did not meet our expectations) and then we found Logos. It is a University Model school which offers classes on T/Th for K - 6th grade and M/W/F for 7th - 12th. The students do homework assignments prepared by their teachers on their "home" days. Parents facilitate at home much like they would with homework from a traditional school. It is great to get all their work done early afternoon and have the evenings for activities and family. Logos offers competitive programs in most sports (football, cheer, soccer, tennis, swim, baseball, volleyball, basketball, golf and track)

We've had a wonderful experience at this daycare and are so grateful for the care our daughter has…read morereceived over the years. Ms. Mona and Ms. Cissy in the Infant class provided such loving and attentive care. In the Toddler class, Ms. Gabby and Ms. Grace were amazing in supporting her talking and communication development. Now in Pre-Primary, Ms. Saba has done a great job helping her transition smoothly into the new classroom while continuing to care for her so well. Thank you to all the teachers and staff for creating such a warm, supportive, and nurturing environment. We truly appreciate everything you do!

We've been at MRA for 4 years now and highly recommend it to anyone with you kids. The staff are…read moreall incredibly welcoming and friendly and truly have the kids best interest in mind. My youngest has had Ms. Gabby and Ms. Destinee - both wonderful teachers who genuinely love children. You can see the warmth radiate out of them. Their high energy paired with their patience and ability to teach young kids amaze me daily. My oldest recently came out of Ms. Peace (who is incredible!!) and is now in Ms. Lavanya's class, the care that both teachers provide my son have been immeasurable. Not only do they provide a safe space for all the kids, they take the time out to learn about each student. All while providing follows up to how my son is doing and informing me of his advancements. I know my kids are in good hands at MRA. Their curriculum is beyond what I could have imagined. They truly follow the Montessori and STEAM way.

We've been very happy with our experience at the WIDE school so far. Our daughter is having fun…read morebut also learning a lot. Their curriculum is play and project based, inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach. They have Spanish class, as well as optional gymnastics and soccer classes. They are very safe and cautious in terms of COVID pandemic rules -- and when the case load gets better for a prolonged time, then they reassess. One of the things my family has most appreciated is their COVID policy. All teachers wear masks, and all kids above a certain age (3ish) wear masks as well -- aside from when eating & optionally when playing outside. They have chickens outside, a flower and vegetable garden, and rabbits and 2 aquariums inside. Right now, some of the classes are raising caterpillars into moths and butterflies, and they have just harvested some of the chicken eggs and will get to incubate them and watch them hatch! Such great experiences for kids of all ages to have. They provide gourmet lunches made in-house from fresh ingredients, many of which are organic. On Friday afternoons, you can also buy some of their house-made goodies -- they have an assortment of baked goods, desserts, soups, and savory/main dishes. If you are late on Fridays, they may sell out of certain items.

WIDE is an incredibly unique, kind, and compassionate school. Highly recommend! - The LaCoursread more

great place for children and workers. uses frog street for cirriculum. very organizedread more

There's a reason this school struggles to gather positive feedback, and my own experience confirms…read moreit. At best, the program is lackluster--there are no real advantages here compared to better-priced, higher-quality options just down the street. What's worse is the staff. Time and again, I found them short, dismissive, and visibly annoyed when approached with questions or concerns. This is not the environment you want for young children, who need patience, kindness, and encouragement. Instead, the tone here feels cold and transactional--as though the children are simply numbers to be managed. I personally had a terrible experience, and after seeing similar stories from other parents, it's clear there's a troubling pattern. A preschool should be a safe, supportive space for both children and families. Sadly, School for Little Children fails on that most basic promise. I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. There are far better programs in Sugar Land where your child will be welcomed with warmth, respect, and professionalism--qualities this place is sorely lacking.