My son started attending Hope Montessori in January 2025, when he had just turned two. From day…read moreone, we felt welcomed and supported. The campus is absolutely beautiful -- surrounded by pine trees, calm, and clean. It's a fully gated property with video cameras, so I always feel confident that my child is safe. Honestly, I wish I could stay there myself all day -- it's that peaceful! The teachers -- Ms. Nada, Ms. Dixie, and Mariah -- are truly amazing. They quickly became our friends. Every single day, they take the time to share how my son is doing. He came from another country, but now he's learning English so fast -- he can count, name colors, and even sings songs at home that he picked up at school. One of my favorite moments is every morning: as soon as we arrive, my son lets go of my hand and runs straight to his friends -- completely forgetting about me. To me, that's the best sign of a truly great place for mu child.

My daughter has attended Hope Montessori for the last 3 years and absolutely loves it…read more The school staff has very low turnover and the teachers are like family. They have a genuine interest in each student and are all very warm and nurturing. I have always felt my daughter is supported, safe and in an environment that encourages her creativity and intellectual development. She has learned so much and loves going to school.

Our son and daughter both started off at Good Kids as babies and had great experiences. They…read morealways looked forward to going in to learn along with socializing/playing with their friends.

My 7yr old son, Dillon Harrison, attends Good Kids Edu-Care and loves it!!! He learns how to speak…read moreChinese taught by the wonderful teacher Ms. Stella and amazing owner, Mrs. Annika! This is a great place for kids to learn about different cultures and the entire staff that I have encountered are nice and friendly. I recommend this facility to anyone in the Spring and Woodlands areas looking for affordable morning, noon and evening child care! They also provide breakfast and snacks throughout the day.

I've never been more impressed with a school. Our son has thrived here! They change classes, which…read moreis genius for this age because it keeps the kids engaged with alternating atmosphere, subjects and fun! They are very structured and our now 5 year old will be heading into kindergarten come August being able to read, add, subtract, and even multiply. He has learned geography, history, art and made amazing memories! Recess, splash days in the summer, friendships, trunk or treat and weekend play dates about once a quarter to connect the community. A school trip, a class play and a research project to top it off in the kinder class! The kids get to really experience education, socialization and learn manners in a structured environment. I can't say enough about the teachers, their patience and attitudes and the program they are running. We will miss this place!

I'm very torn on this review. First, let me say that the teachers were great to work with as well…read moreas Debbie (the owner). They really engaged with my son and worked with him well, showing their commitment and genuine interest in him. The reason for the bad review surrounds the Director, specifically. She was the complete opposite and seemed to have disdain towards my child. She seemed to peg him early on as a "bad kid" and made it apparent that she did not want to deal with him. She would roll her eyes when he arrived and was not pleasant or friendly. While there were definitely some behavioral concerns and things we (the owner, teachers, and I) were working on with my son, she had no interest in this whatsoever. Instead of contributing to an improvement plan, she simply presented it as "not her problem". I spoke with staff about this and they said they were unfortunately not surprised. Today was a tough day with my child being disruptive (talking during naptime) and I was called to pick him up. Her smirk was apparent when I arrived and she seemed very satisfied in informing me that my son was not welcome and they would give me up to two weeks to find somewhere else. I very kindly stated that I did not want my son to attend somewhere that he was not welcome, hoping to get a response that they would continue to treat him well/care/etc., to which she responded "oh ok then I'll just disenroll him today". So, apparently she has no desire to make children feel welcome. Her snide comments and remarks made this experience entirely unfortunate for me and my child, but again the teachers were wonderful and I will miss them greatly.

Our daughter has been part of the Primrose family for the past few years, and as she turns 5, it's…read moreamazing to see how much she's grown--academically, emotionally, and socially. From the very first day, the teachers and staff have made us feel like we were leaving her in the hands of people who truly care. The curriculum has struck such a wonderful balance between learning and play--she's constantly surprising us with new things she's learned, from early reading and math skills to kindness and responsibility. What stands out most is the genuine warmth and dedication of the staff. They don't just teach; they nurture. It's clear that they love what they do, and that makes all the difference. We're so grateful for the strong foundation Primrose has given our daughter--one built on curiosity, confidence, and compassion. Thank you for helping her grow into the bright, joyful little person she's becoming.

Primrose Creekside at Strake is amazing. We have been with the school for 3 years now and…read moreexperienced all of the classes from infant through private kindergarten. We have loved the teachers and staff, but more importantly, my kids have loved them. Special shout out to Ms. Clayton who gave me my first tour and has been our advocate all the while. I am grateful to have found this school, and we still have a few more years to go with them!

I only have experience with the infant room. I would steer clear of this facility. Julie was the…read moreonly good thing about this place. They had high turnover while my baby attended. I never knew who was going to be there. The sheet they log everything on was incorrect almost every day even after speaking with the teachers and staff multiple times. I asked to watch the cameras on a certain day because the way the sheet was written I was worried my baby got someone else's bottle. Well their camera was down at the time I needed to see. And they constantly try to dismiss any of my concerns saying oh it's a translation issue as the teachers don't speak/understand English very well... Or no that didn't happen it's fine. A teacher wore a ton of perfume and my baby came home with very red cheeks all the time. I asked about it and they said they're allowed to wear perfume and the director was rude when I asked about it. I would think the infant room would be no perfume/lotions because of their sensitive skin and they're being held a lot. (Side note the original director is the reason we chose this facility. New one is not the best.) My child was fed things I did not send without asking me and I only found out about it in passing. They tried to teach my baby to hold their bottle on their own and had them propped up and when I walk in all I hear is them sucking air. I made it clear this was not okay yet it happened multiple times since. A few times I went to pick up and my baby is in an exersaucer with a tablet in front of them while the afternoon teacher cleans...very much not okay. One time they were even doing makeup while he watched the tablet... seriously at 6 months old? I cannot even tell you how often my baby got sick at this facility. I know daycare babies get sick but I was called SO many times to leave work because he was sick again. Our pediatrician told us we need to find a new daycare as they probably don't clean properly. I have friends with babies in daycare and they've been sick but not even half as much as my baby was. They put my baby in a random onsie with nothing else on a few times because they said I didn't have anymore change of clothes.. I showed them the bag with his name on it with 5 changes of clothes in their bin. That room is freezing, not okay. I could go on and on. Overall my husband and I hated this daycare experience and worked it out to where I could stay home. Baby hasn't been sick since and is much happier overall.

By the Montessori method, children have a curriculum developed and guided by their natural…read moreinterests and what they choose to work with each day - BUT, I never had any updates or information about what my son was learning about or how he was progressing. There was NO calendar stating anything relating to curriculum or even themes that may be involved with. Teachers seem annoyed if you try to talk to them. Most of the time, there is nobody at front desk that you can speak with either. Most of the "Assistant Teachers" were very young, seemed inexperienced, and aloof. I had a teacher assistant tell me my son refused to help clean up - so she "took him into the baby room, so he could be a baby". I then went to the director to ask about this, and she denied they would ever reprimand a child in that way. I told her several times that an assistant teacher just told me this - and she just looked at me perplexed. No apology or explanation was ever offered and so this was his last day to attend Springwood. (The reason why I found this whole situation a bit weird - is that the assistants only speak to you if spoken to - and she wasn't going to tell me he was reprimanded until I asked how his afternoon was that day). My son was often dirty when I would come pick him up (VERY dirty face and hands). Literally - dirt smeared on his face. I know kids get dirty but - we all know that washing hands is important to help fight germs and colds. He often seemed very thirsty (and I won't go into the long story of the response I got from his teacher when I asked if she could ask him to drink a bit more fluids). I support the idea of discovery through independent play, but there also needs a balance of thoughtfulness and care - not just in the materials to work with in the classroom. I want to be clear that I like Montessori, and I think this school just has some issues that needs to be worked on. (My son was 3 years old while attending this school, and attended for about 5 months)

My 2E son appears happier and calmer since starting LCA. He is no longer burnt out at the end of…read morethe day. All of the staff members have been genuinely curious and open to our ideas and concerns. We are grateful that LCA has integrated our child's strengths into his learning path. This has greatly increased his enthusiasm for school! We were tired of paying private school prices for a public school experience. The Montessori schools are too far away, but that is the type of independent learning environment our child thrives in. Fortunately, LCA offers an environment that recognizes the individual, celebrates creativity and works collaboratively with families.

We are so, so impressed with Lake Creek Academy so far. It has been a breath of fresh air to see…read moreour son thriving. He is so happy and much more confident. I'm amazed with how dedicated teachers and staff are here. They are truly passionate about what they do and meet each student where they are at. We are excited to be a part of the new LCA family as they grow and touch the lives of other families. Additionally, the school and grounds are absolutely beautiful!

I had my child enrolled here for 3 months fall of 2006 - I was accused of feeding my very self…read morecapable nearly 4 year old. After breakfast before going into the classrooms they were shuttled to a bleacher style seating TV area. He was then ostracised for not being able to hold a writing instrument and trace letters "like all the other kids." UHM what?!?!? I have roughly 20 years of early childhood education teaching experience - that is more than normal for a child his age as well as each child focuses upon his or her skills one at a time a teacher can never choose this for them no matter how hard they try. Too many of the art projects were teacher led rather than child led. They allowed a TV in the classroom almost every day. This is not even remotely what anyone should ever consider quality child care...a teenager babysitting provides more than this so called "School."

This facility has been great for our 3 boys. They enjoy all of the educational programs and summer…read moreprograms that children's universe offers. We have tried several facilities in the area and this is hands down is the best.

New owners that are caring and family-oriented. This preschool and daycare is well run and has…read moregreat staff. They really care for the children and their potential for learning, citizenship, play skills and use of imagination! Convenient location. Highly recommend this center.

Celebree School of The Woodlands Creekside has greatly improved under the new ownership and the…read moreguidance of an excellent, highly experienced director. The classrooms are well organized, the teachers are professional and caring, and the environment is safe, warm, and academically strong. A wonderful place for children to grow and thrive!