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    Hamilton Acadamy

    3.0 (4 reviews)
    Open • 6:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Wonderful school!My son attended many years ago and it is a special place!I would fully recommend this amazing school to anyone!

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    Bright Kids Montessori

    Bright Kids Montessori

    (8 reviews)

    Farmer's Branch

    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

    ArborCreek Montessori School - Friends

    ArborCreek Montessori School

    (8 reviews)

    My son started here at 4 months old and is now 2 and I can't say enough good things about this…read moreplace. Being a working parent and deciding on childcare is no easy feat, but I cannot imagine sending my son anywhere else. They are kind and welcoming and have created such an excellent space to nurture children and have a safe place to learn. My son loves his teachers and his classmates and is thriving here. I'd give them 100 stars if possible. We love ArborCreek!

    We have had all three of our children at Arborcreek from 8 weeks old-3 years and I cannot speak…read morehighly enough of the quality of care and education that our children have received. Sima, the director, deeply understands children, their behavior and their abilities. Her involvement with every child and every teacher creates a very unique environment in this gem of a school. It is special for each of our children to have the same lead teacher from infancy through toddlerhood. Because of the small size and the personal connection between teachers, students and parents, we truly feel that these teachers have been partners with us in our parenting journey. Their love and commitment to the students, the amazing communication with us as parents, and the willingness to go above and beyond has made our experience truly amazing. Our kids have blossomed into confidence, happy kids who love school and love learning. We are continually amazed by what these tiny humans can learn and achieve and how creatively they are taught. We are so grateful to have ArborCreek and highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a place that can truly nurture the whole child.

    Xplor Preschool of Carrollton

    Xplor Preschool of Carrollton

    (12 reviews)

    We have loved going to Xplor Trinity Mills since day one. The staff is warm, caring, and truly…read morededicated to the children. My child is always excited to come to daycare, which says a lot about the environment. The facility is clean, safe, and well-organized. Communication with parents is excellent--they keep us updated throughout the day. The teachers make an effort to get to know each child individually. We love Ms. Molly, Ms. Juliet, Ms. Karma, and Ms. Trina! The daily routines are structured but still flexible enough for creativity. They provide a nurturing atmosphere where kids feel comfortable and confident. I appreciate how patient and attentive the caregivers are to not only the children but the parents as well. We are blessed to call Xplor Trinity Mills our second home!

    We love Xplor Carrollton! Our younger son has been attending since last August. This is his first…read morepreschool experience; and sure enough, he loves it. Every morning he's looking forward to school and spending the day with friends and teachers. Even my older son, who's seven years old, finds it enjoyable to pick up his little brother. The teachers and staff are caring. The directors are friendly, open-minded, responsive, and willing to assist in anyway they can. Now, our son is in Pre-K classroom. His teacher, Ms. Alicia, is awesome! She's both kind and firm at the same time--she's firm in terms of classroom rules; however, she's gentle with the kids. When certain circumstances come up, she's able to stay calm. Instead of criticizing the wrong-doings, she teaches the kids what they should do in a positive discipline way. As a mom of two sons, I learned a lot of parenting skills from Ms. Alicia. My son loves her! The school is clean and organized; with nice decorations along different holiday themes. The school provides nutritious breakfast, lunch and healthy snacks with variety. The tuition rate is reasonable, especially including all food and art/school supplies. On top of the regular curriculum, the school also offers extracurricular activities, which is a convenience for busy parents. We highly recommend Xplor Carrollton! It's not only a fun place to play and make friends, but also a place to get kids well ready to transfer to Kindergarten.

    STEAMspark

    STEAMspark

    (1 review)

    Our family spent one year at STEAMspark. During that year, both of our children learned, made…read morefriends, and enjoyed their teachers, and we appreciated many aspects of the school. Those positive experiences continued into the summer program. Our son worked hard in the Mario Kart tournament and won second prize. Afterward, he chose to get a gift for the student who finished third because he felt that student had worked just as hard. He also particularly enjoyed the Jeopardy games later in the summer. Toward the end of the summer program, concerns arose regarding our son's behavior. We understood that children sometimes struggle and welcomed communication from the school. Throughout the process, we thanked staff for their efforts, acknowledged that perspectives could differ, and repeatedly asked how we could work together to help our son succeed. The situation escalated when our son was excluded from the remaining summer field trips. We accepted the school's decision but asked what specific events had led to it, whether this consequence was part of an established disciplinary process, and whether families were normally given advance notice. We also requested an opportunity to review video footage that had been referenced during a private conversation staff had with our nine-year-old son without advance notice to us. On July 22, I sent emails seeking clarification and requesting documented examples of incidents so that we could better understand what had happened and help our son going forward. Dr. Jovan Wells was copied on those communications. On July 23, I wrote to her directly requesting dialogue and expressing concern about how the situation had affected our son. On July 24, without having received a response to our July 22 and July 23 communications, we received a letter from Mr. Byron Wells, co-founder of STEAMspark, ending the enrollment of both of our children and asking that July 24 be our family's final visit to campus. Our son was already scheduled to transition to another school after the summer because STEAMspark did not expand into upper elementary as we had previously been told was planned. Our daughter, however, was expected to continue at STEAMspark, and the July 24 letter ended her enrollment as well without identifying concerns regarding her. For us, the most disappointing part was not that our son encountered behavioral challenges - children sometimes do. It was that our repeated efforts to understand the concerns, obtain clarification, and work collaboratively did not result in the dialogue we had hoped for before our family's relationship with the school was ended. There was also a disappointing final experience. The termination letter stated that our children's remaining belongings would be "carefully packaged and mailed." Approximately two weeks later, their belongings arrived with loose papers, a water bottle, and our six-year-old daughter's artwork and three-dimensional projects packed together without protective separation. Some of her artwork was damaged. Because we had been asked not to return to campus, we did not have the opportunity to collect and protect these keepsakes ourselves. There was good in our year at STEAMspark. I remain grateful for the teachers who helped our children learn, make friends, and enjoy school. At the same time, the way our family's relationship with the school concluded significantly changed our perspective. This review reflects our family's experience, and other families may have a different one. Families considering STEAMspark may want to ask about communication practices, progressive discipline, parental involvement when significant behavioral concerns arise, and the circumstances under which the school may discontinue enrollment.

    Hamilton Acadamy - childcare - Updated September 2026

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