If you like a natural way to raise your child, this is your school…read more My daughter has been here for 4 months and I am still excited everyday when I drive her to school. She likes to count the 8 cows on the way and when she sees 1 donkey and 1 goat, here comes the school.

What a blessing MCDS has been for our son and family. The growth and development we have seen since…read moreattending is amazing. The teachers and staff feel like family. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a local Montessori in the area.

My grandsons attend this wonderful school. Miss Brittany is so caring & patient with my grandson…read moreJack & always knows the right things to say to him. Mom loves it as well. They learn so much!

From the owner: Family oriented and child centered academics with a focus on the arts. We allow children to…read morediscover the world around them through artistic means of academics. We are a small, intentional, academic program based on research and will meet your child where they are academically and social emotionally.

My toddler is in Senior Explorer. She absolutely love Mrs. Shobha and Mrs. Ruma. I have seen the…read moreteachers welcome new students with open arms and goes out of their ways to make them feel comfortable. They genuinely care about the student's curriculum and activities that needs to be followed throughout the day.

My son attended North Star Academy for PreK. I cannot say enough good things about this school! He…read moreloved attending. He is finishing his K year at Rayzor and they did an outstanding job preparing him for K. This past weekend, we attended their community festival and he was so excited to see all of the staff and his friends! The staff remembered him and welcomed him excitedly! It made his day. I would truly recommend North Star Academy to anyone who asks.

We also had a negative experience with the director of the facility. After over a year of being…read morepatient, and dealing with multiple issues, we elected to go elsewhere.

We have been with Alden since 2022 and are so thankful for the school, its teachers and…read moreadministrators, the children, and the community we have found there. Both of our children love their time at Alden and have developed a strong love for learning. Their growth has been amazing to witness. The teachers demonstrate care and expertise on a daily basis. Their staff is responsive, supportive, and transparent. The questions, issues, and feedback we have had over the years have been met with openness and a sense of partnership. Our children are precious and the most important things in our life. The teachers and administrators at Alden understand this and embrace their responsibilities in a way that instills confidence and comfort. My only concern is that they only offer up through 3rd grade!

This is my second review. My child still goes to this school. Thee best school we have put our…read moredaughter through. She went somewhere else and we visited the many schools. Our only complaint is they dont go past 3rd grade! This is an amazing school!!!

I continue to be impressed by this school! The facility, curriculum, and staff are all wonderful…read moreand my child is thriving! She loves going to school to play and learn!

Love this school that my nephew goes to. The staff is always helpful and sweet. The facilities are…read morebeautiful and clean. Jesse's always happy when he comes out to the car. This whole area is a school zone-and cell phones are prohibited- there's a big fat $200 fine if you're driving while on the phone anywhere in this area-which makes sense when we're around such precious cargo.

If you are an African American parent considering this school, please read this carefully…read more By the time we pulled our 2yr old out of this school, it became painfully clear that the environment was deeply prejudiced and borderline racist. She started in April 2025 after thriving at her previous Primrose location, where she was confident, happy, and excelling. Within two months at Lantana, her teachers completed an ASQ assessment and rated her as not meeting expectations in nearly every category. Let that sink in. Our daughter, who is bright, energetic, and constantly praised for her intelligence by everyone who meets her, including her pediatrician, was suddenly portrayed as behind across the board. Just before leaving Old Orchard, she had an ASQ completed there and was thriving in every category. When I questioned leadership about these shocking results, I was met with gaslighting. I was told the assessment was different. I was asked to complete one myself. I was made to feel like I did not understand my own child. Her former school was equally shocked. Around October and November, the narrative shifted. We began receiving complaints that our daughter was not listening, did not want to come inside from the playground, and had put her hands on other children. Typical two-year-old behavior. We acknowledged that like many toddlers in the "mine" stage, she sometimes reacts when a toy is taken from her, and we assured the school we were actively working on that at home. Instead of working with us, they escalated it. They began sending behavioral reports home and recommending speech therapy and play therapy for a child who speaks clearly and in full sentences. Two years old and speaking in full sentences. Yet teachers, some of whom are not even certified, felt comfortable suggesting therapy as if something were wrong with her. They started using loaded words like "tackled" and "going after the teacher" to describe a two-year-old little girl. I am still trying to understand what exactly a toddler is capable of doing to a grown adult in a classroom that is supposed to have at least two teachers present at all times. Yet we were told no other child or staff member did anything and that our daughter simply decided to kick and hit other kids unprovoked. That does not align with reality. Our daughter has playdates. She spends weekends with her cousins. We have never witnessed anything close to what they described. I have voicemails from leadership, including the owner Erin Lundie, using carefully chosen language that clearly attempts to label our daughter as aggressive and violent. At one point, I became so disturbed by the sudden change in her behavior that I genuinely started to question whether something inappropriate was happening at school. This is a child who used to love school so much we sometimes had to force her to leave at pickup. Suddenly, she was having meltdowns at morning drop-offs. Another major red flag was a call from their HR Director, Shannon Tilton, about our daughter not wanting to nap. I explained that she is at a stage where naps are inconsistent and she would prefer a quiet activity. I was told verbatim, "We do not force them to sleep, but according to Texas law they are required to stay on their cot for the duration of nap time." That is completely false. Texas regulations require that children who do not sleep be offered quiet activities. So not only were they mishandling our child, but they were also misrepresenting state regulations to justify it. I could go on, but the bottom line is this: the leadership team and teachers either failed to properly do their jobs or were actively shaping a negative narrative about our daughter. We were paying over $1,600 a month, they were not doing us a favor. Since removing her, she is now attending a new daycare, and she is thriving once again with only positive remarks from her teachers so far. Zero issues. No behavioral labels. No therapy recommendations. No exaggerated reports. Just a happy, intelligent child in a supportive environment. That tells us everything.

By far the most organized Primrose School .The management staff very helpful they set you up for…read moresuccess. You will get planning time ,low student to teacher ratio,they care about you having the appropriate trainings will answer questions .I loved the fact the the owners are involved .Personally I think this school should be a training school for others looking to work at other Primrose locations !

I am disappointed with my experience at this daycare.I didnt feel that my child received the level…read moreof understanding and support i had hope for .I felt discouraged and concerned about wheter his individual needs were being adequately addressed .Families of childrens with different developmental and behavioral needs often rely on daycares to provide patience ,communication and support . I hope the daycare continues to improve how it works with children who may need additional assistance and accommodations .

Staff always have a good attitude and smiles on their face and love spoiling the childrenread more

I don't generally post negative reviews online, preferring to support businesses where I have had…read morepositive experiences. This is the exception. My son was enrolled in Guidepost Flower Mound's Spanish Immersion program for 18 months, and we rarely went more than a month without a major change or staff turnover. We stayed as long as we did because the Guides caring for our son were excellent, but they have all since left the school. Over time, it became apparent that there were significant issues behind the scenes. The atmosphere among staff often felt tense, and the administration was not transparent with families about changes affecting the school. Important decisions were typically communicated only after they had already been made. We ultimately decided to withdraw when the school announced the closure of the Spanish Immersion program. The announcement was sent to parents on a Friday evening and gave just two weeks' notice that children would be separated into existing classes. It offered only vague suggestions about future Spanish language instruction. There was no attempt to consult with parents beforehand, despite administrators stating the program had been under review for months. Attempts to seek clarification afterward were met with vague responses rather than clear answers. The final disappointment has been the handling of our deposit. In March, both the Head of School and administrators at TNC Schools confirmed in writing that our deposit would be returned. Several months later, we are still waiting. There has been no communication since March and no explanation for the delay. It is difficult to understand why a commitment made clearly and explicitly in writing has not been honored. Having toured many Montessori schools in the area, my impression is that Guidepost is priced as a premium option for local families. While every family must decide for themselves whether that cost is justified, our experience of constant staff turnover, program instability, poor communication, lack of transparency, and the school's failure to follow through on its written commitment to return our deposit did not reflect the level of professionalism and stability we expected. For those reasons, I cannot recommend the school to other families.

We made the difficult decision to withdraw our daughter from Guidepost Montessori Flower Mound in…read moreAugust 2025 due to serious administrative issues and ongoing problems with classroom management, including situations involving teacher behavior that we felt crossed appropriate boundaries and resulted in our child being treated poorly. As parents, we did not feel the concerns were handled with the seriousness or urgency they deserved. Following our withdrawal, Guidepost Montessori confirmed in writing that we were owed a refund totaling $2,156, including deposits and an overpayment. We were told a refund check had been requested. Unfortunately, nearly four months passed without receiving any refund, despite repeated follow-ups. We contacted school administration, regional management, and were later informed that refunds were being handled by a new entity after a change in ownership. Even after being redirected and providing all documentation again, we received no payment and no response for an extended period of time. The lack of accountability, communication, and professionalism--especially after concerns related to our child's well-being--has been extremely disappointing and stressful for our family. A school that promotes trust, care, and Montessori values should demonstrate the same responsibility in how it treats families, both emotionally and financially. I strongly encourage prospective families to ask very detailed questions about administration stability, classroom oversight, and refund policies before enrolling.