M My son has attend…read moreMIS for two years. We have felt welcomed, appreciated, and my son loves it here. We have created great Friendships with other families and feel at home at the school. Our principal sister Mary Ann is caring and devoted to the school. She takes her role seriously and loves the children. She also is a big George Strait fan and is a Texan...so she has my vote. If you want you child to feel part of a caring special place consider this school.

We have been a school family at Mary Immaculate School for 13 years, with all 4 of our daughters…read moreattending the school. We could not be more pleased with our experience. From an academic perspective, MIS has prepared our daughters for the rigors of high school in all academic disciplines, which is especially evident as they begin their college applications. Each of our daughters have thrived in the various extracurricular activities available, including sports, music/band, theater, etc. Finally and most importantly to our family, the leadership under the Dominican Sisters has reaffirmed our decision to choose a Catholic school, as traditional Catholic values are incorporated into the daily lives of students at MIS.

We had such a wonderful experience at Our Redeemer Lutheran School! ORLS is truly such a special…read moreand loving place, and we are so grateful for the sweet memories our family made there. Both of our daughters had a great year, one in kindergarten and one in Pre-K. The teachers were kind, patient, caring, and had such a special influence on the kids. You can truly see how much they love and encourage each child. One thing I really loved was how well they paid attention to each child's strengths and areas where they needed support. The progress reports and updates were always timely and helpful, and it was amazing to see how much growth happened throughout the year. Communication with the teachers and staff was also wonderful. Anytime I had a question, I always received a response quickly, usually in less than an hour, which meant so much as a parent. We also loved the principal, teachers, and staff. From the classroom to carpool, everyone was always so welcoming and cheerful. They greeted the kids with big smiles and truly treated them like their own. Our girls grew so much this year, both academically and personally, and we will always be thankful for the love, support, and positive impact ORLS had on our family. We highly recommend this sweet school community!

We absolutely l love this school! We were previously at another school closer to our house that has…read morebeen in business for about 60 years and our son was miserable there. We began having all kinds of trouble in the 9 months we were at the previous school and they all disappeared the day he started at Our Redeemer. We learned something from the drastic change we experienced, and that is to trust our son (who's now 3) when he says he's unhappy somewhere. We are so thankful to have found Our Redeemer and can't say enough good things about the school, the staff the teachers, etc.

Mount St. Michael Catholic School (MSMCS) is an amazing school, a hidden gem in the DFW area. I…read morehave been a teacher at MSMCS for over 25 years and a part of the school community since it began in 1986. This is truly my family and I cannot imagine teaching anywhere else. The academics are rigorous following the Montessori (18 months - 5 years old) and Classical (1st-8th Grades) Pedagogies. The teachers and staff feel as if this is a vocation, not just a job. They care for each student and goes above and beyond to work with their students to succeed. The focus to help each student succeed and to reason clearly, choose morally, and serve faithfully. The average class size is about 12 students, which helps give more attention to the needs of each student. A focus of the school is "more green time and less screen time", which is seen through the Agricultural Studies program and the many outdoor learning classrooms. MSMCS is a faith-based school with daily Mass, monthly confessions and Adoration. It is truly a special place. I have read the reviews that are posted here and need to comment on the negative postings. I am truly sorry for the memories and ways that some of the girls were treated when they attended the Boarding School on the campus of Mount St. Michael. The Boarding school closed in the late 70s. The current school, Mount St. Michael Catholic School is NOT the same school as it was in the 1940s-1970s. Mount St. Michael Catholic School is an apostolate of the Christian Community of God's Delight, a lay Catholic Charismatic Prayer Group which started the school in 1986 to provide a faith-based school of like-minded families to partner in raising their children.

We had an amazing experience with the Toddler Montessori program for our son. I saw such positive…read morechanges in him after only one month. He followed directions better, was more independent, and sometimes did not want to leave school! You can really tell that all of the staff truly care about each child and their family. I was at peace sending him to school every day knowing that he was in the most nurturing and supportive environment.

St. Joesph's has been a blessing for my daughters education. The staff at the school are amazing…read moreat their jobs and care so much about the children and school. The amount of attention that each child gets in class is so much higher than at public school. My child enjoys everyday at school and feels more confident in her classes due to her teachers. The new principal has brought a vision of growth and leadership that has made the school prosper like never before. Her attention to detail and knowing each child, parent, activity, and teacher makes the school vibrant with life. Our child adores her interactions with her everyday. Overall, the school is in great hands with the new leadership and growing in a direction that I recommend it to anyone that is looking for a more focused environment for their children.

They've restricted many websites from children, some of which are necessary for learning. Their…read morecomputer website blockers randomly ban the children from even searching things up for no apparent reason. One main website is YouTube, in which some kids need to watch videos for certain classes, yet it's banned for them. It's also all over the place, some kids have very heavy restrictions, while others have close to none. The school computer block policy is very unfair, and I hope they address this issue.

I scheduled a tour with the owner about a week ago for yesterday. My husband, son, and I arrived…read moreon time. When we got there, we were buzzed in and a young lady with braids opened the first inside door, looking like she'd been sleeping or was high. I told her that we had a 10 o'clock tour scheduled. She said that the owner wasn't there. At this time, another young lady opened the second inside door and just looked at us. She tells Braids, "Lemme clean up real quick." The young lady with the braid tells us to hold on, they shut both doors, and then disappear for a few minutes. We're already getting bad vibes. Braids reappears and tells us, "She (the owner) probly gon be mad but she ain't here, so I'ma go head and give y'all the tour. If she mad, oh well." We seriously should've turned around and left then. Totally unprofessional and offering way too much information. Anyway, we decide to give it a try since we'd come from Downtown Dallas to see this place. We walk into what I'm guessing is the toddler room. All of the kids are sitting in front of a tv, silent, but are staring at us, which tells me they were not engaged in what they were watching. Shortly after entering this room, we are greeted by the smell of strong urine and I noticed food and a ball of hair on the floor. It was disgusting. There was a sign on the bathroom door saying not to use the bathroom. My husband surmised that they had a sewage issue. I wonder how they manage that with those little kids? Braids then asks, pointing at my son, "Is he gon be in the infant room?" I told her I wasn't sure - it was our first time there and I wasn't sure how their rooms were set up. She says, "So he's gon be in the infant room. Let me show y'all that." She then walks in front of us and starts kinda jogging so we couldn't keep up, kinda like she was going to give the people in the infant room a heads up before we arrived. When I noticed this, I turned around and looked at my husband and he just shook his head no. So, I found Braids and told her, "No thank you. We're gonna pass," and we left. While exiting the building, the owner arrived and asked us were we there for the tour. We told her yes, but were no longer interested. My husband told her that it wasn't cool to set up a tour and not notify people that we were coming. She didn't say a word, and went right into the building. I used to be a teacher and even have a Masters degree in Education. I can assure you, this place looks nothing like a typical Montessori school. I saw no discovery learning at all. This place smells, is unsanitary, and I wouldn't want people that speak and act like that watching my kid. Stay away from this place.

RUN !!! The LAST straw for me was when my child told me she hadnt eaten anything since her lunch at…read moreschool (11:25a)she told me she informed of they're new "teachers" and that teacher told her there wasn't anymore ! Like are you serious!?!? So my daughter was hungry until 6pm when i picked her up ! And when i addresses it with the owner she blamed it on my daughter not being in her seat, instead she was helping pass out snacks to the other children! Also my child had been hurt there TWICE, the first time was minor the second time a little bit HIT HER IN THE FACE, her face was RED ! And they told me nothing either time (yes they knew) instead they apologized after I brought it to they're attention. Also one of theyre teachers left a child on the playground which i have NO IDEA how that could've happened! After i had my newborn the owner was upset that i didn't want to enroll her there. When i let them know my enrolled daughter would be leaving they tried to tell me i owed extra money, in the end they ended up actually owing me $3! Which she was petty and payed in all coins. This daycare is terrible Also they recently started hiring new "teachers", these ladies look VERY unprofessional and they have no experience, they don't even introduce you or let you know they have new teachers and neither do the teachers. Ugh this place just leaves the worst kind of taste in my mouth. NOT FIT TO CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREN

I have worked with Maryssa the past year and she is passionate about providing the best Montessori…read moreeducation to her students. She goes above and beyond for her students by providing interactive learning opportunities and tailoring education to the child's needs.