This is the most amazing school in Texas. Our family has a 2nd grader there now and we will be…read moresending our Kinder there next year. My child is learning Latin, classic Literature, memorization, critical thinking, socratic discussion, ethical and polite debate, art and music every other day, learning how to learn, and most importantly, how to be a person of character. Their core virtues are Truth, Beauty and Goodness. Even though they learn how to be a scholar, it is the emphasis and focus on character that really makes me grateful for this amazing school. And perhaps the pièce de résistance? No pop culture allowed through the front doors. GHWH is currently (2018-2019) serving K-5 but will be growing each year (next year will be K-6, etc.). This free public charter school is incredible and I am looking forward to watching my children grow at Great Hearts Western Hills! Go Spartans!

During my volleyball game the score keepers were not giving points. My team was down at least 2…read morepoints , even though we got them they werent given to us. They need better score keepers

We couldn't have asked for a better experience in any of the classroom's our son was in…read more More specifically, we want to thank Ms. Jennifer and Ms. Ashlee for taking such great care of him as an infant. As any parent that has put a child, especially an infant, into a school knows, it's hard handing that child over and it takes a lot of trust. Both of you provided just that in how you took care of him and constantly communicated with us. We could see how much you cared for him and the other babies. We also want to thank Ms. Miranda and Ms. Kat for the care they show to all the kiddos in their classroom's and for giving our son a great experience. Each day, he is excited to go to school (he literally runs to the door when we ask him if he's ready) and that is because of both of you and how he is treated in the classroom. And lastly, we want to thank Megan and Ms. Christina. It is very apparent to us how passionate you are about the kids that come into La Petite. You both show great care and love, and fiercely protect them. We never saw this kind of care from the precious school he came from, it was all business to them. And while this is a business, you both make it clear that the kids always come first. We can truly see the love and care that the entire facility gives each of the children, so thank you for everything!

I am writing this review almost a year after my child's disenrollment because I wanted time to…read moreprocess what happened and ensure I was sharing this experience thoughtfully. During that time, my family genuinely loved and appreciated the teachers and staff. We intentionally built positive relationships with staff and regularly showed our appreciation through small gifts. My 17-month-old child was disenrolled effective immediately following a disagreement between Ashlee and me regarding paperwork that I was told needed to be returned the following day. After 14 months of enrollment, I was informed that the center did not have paperwork on file, including documents containing my child's medical history, emergency procedures, and other important information. I expressed confusion and frustration because this was the first time we had ever been told anything was missing. I was then informed that if the paperwork was not returned the following day, my child would not be allowed to attend. As a parent, I found this concerning because the missing paperwork was not something we had knowingly withheld, nor had we previously been informed that it was missing. When I questioned the situation and expressed my concerns, Ashlee responded by saying, "Maybe we're not the right fit for you. I can go grab your kid's things and we can disenroll right now." My husband and I looked at each other in complete disbelief. I told her I felt that response was excessive and respectfully asked if I could wait to speak with Megan or Christina as they had historically been the individuals we were directed to when questions arose. Ashlee told me that the decision was final because she was also in charge. The conversation continued for approximately 30 minutes. I repeatedly tried to understand the rationale behind the decision. I even apologized if I had offended her by referencing Megan and Christina as the individuals in charge. I explained that my understanding came from prior interactions in which Ashlee herself had deferred questions to them when she was uncertain. I also sat down & began completing the paperwork. Despite my efforts to resolve the situation, I was repeatedly told the decision was final. During the conversation, Ashlee stepped away several times to make phone calls & also referenced a prior misunderstanding I had with Megan regarding medication, claiming that I had previously been "warned." This characterization was surprising to me because Megan had never approached me in a manner that suggested I was being reprimanded or warned. Every interaction I had with Megan was respectful, and understanding. The same was true of my interactions with Christina. It is also important to note that I was 8 months pregnant at the time, and this occurred around 6:00 PM on a Monday. Most daycare centers in the area were already closed for tours, yet I was suddenly being told my child no longer had childcare because I questioned a situation involving missing paperwork. What made the situation especially upsetting was that Ashlee stated she had been having a hard day. To this day, it is difficult not to feel that an uneqquiped lead had an emotional reaction and played a role in a permanent decision that significantly impacted my family. The following day, I spoke with Christina and confidently asked that they review the security footage because I knew I had never yelled at Ashlee, despite being told that was reported to management. While frantically touring new childcare centers and taking unexpected PTO that I had hoped to save for my upcoming maternity leave. Christina did call me back after watching the surveillance footage & she didn't see my yell at Ashlee either (no audio just visual clips) but understandably like any professional company, they had to go through with the decision. It would look very poorly on them to backtrack/ not support a teammate. At that point, I informed Christina that even if my child had been welcomed back, I would not have returned. The trust had been broken, both by the immediate disenrollment and by the allegation that I had yelled when I had not. Fortunately, all four childcare centers I toured with all the same perks as this center, accepted my child. Three were prepared to enroll us for the very next day. Several administrators I spoke with expressed concerns with how poorly the situation had been handled. Today, both of my children are thriving at their current daycare. However, I feel compelled to share this experience so that other parents can make informed decisions. My recommendation is that any communication, questions, or concerns be directed to Megan or Christina ONLY. Lastly, I was informed that I would receive a follow-up call from corporate customer service regarding the treatment my family experienced and the circumstances surrounding the disenrollment. Despite being told there would be further investigation, I never received that call. This whole experience was extremely traumatic.

LHS is a true, Christ-based, college preparatory school where the faculty is aligned with families…read more I have two children in attendance, and I couldn't be happier. I have one child that is about to graduate, and I know she is more than ready to excel in her studies at a premier university. Both of my children were able to grow at LHS not only through their education studies by a small teacher to student ratio, but also through amazing extracurricular activities including complete athletic programs and arts. The faculty at LHS is there because they care about the students and shows in their daily commitments. They over communicate to both the kids and the parents. They keep everyone involved in the process and welcome everyone into the LHS family. I will be sad when both of my children have graduated. I just might find a way to continue being a part of the LHS family!

Our daughter recently completed her fourth year at LHS. We are very pleased with the academic…read morepreparation for college she received while there. She has always been a straight A student and an athlete. She did quite well on her SAT's and was accepted directly into one of the top Engineering programs in country which was her first choice of schools. One of the reasons we wanted her to attend a private Christian School was we thought the teachers would lead by example through their own conduct and standards. Most do, but certainly not all. It is my firm belief that any accolades and recognition for excellence received by students, should be based entirely on their own efforts and not who they are related to or for financial connections to the school. Examples of academic and athletic awards consistently going to student children of LHS employees and financial donors to LHS rather than student that actually performed the best, are many. Close examination of the facts will clearly reveal that both nepotism and favoritism are alive and well at LHS. When teaching students that honesty and hard work pay off, it is critical to walk one's talk. If hypocrisy rather than integrity is present in the actions of those in a trusted position of authority, than all the teaching of Christian values leadership and conduct is for naught. Examples of doing what is right, is what we hoped would be present, not situational ethics. Evidently, there is opportunity to learn about both. I cannot recommend a school where the underlying message is: "Do what I say, not what I do."

Phenomenal school with very strong foundational curriculum. The young ladies are well prepared for…read morethe institutions of higher learning. My daughter has attended YWLA from 6th grade to 12 grade. Do you your best to master learning and not study to pass a test. God Bless.

Came here to bring my baby cousin for orientation, and so far so good!!!!…read more Amazing programs and the girls here seem to be very polite and responsible. I hope she gets accepted! Apparently it's hard to get into.

The district has evolved over the years. I am a graduate of Edison High School and my children are…read morestudents in the district as well. I think that the new programs that Mr. Martinez has initiated are a step in the right direction. Our district has been in desperate need of change. I look forward to what the future holds!!

My son goes to this school and I couldn't be more happier. It's a very good program this…read moreeducational school offers and the teachers are amazing. For a public school, there isn't a public school with better teachers. This program is run better and smarter than the regular public school system. I'm so proud and happy he's attending FoxTech.

I've subbed at this School for two years now. It has become one of my two favorite schools to work…read morefor. The Staff here are so wonderful with all the Students!

Public schools are completely different from what they were say, 10 years ago. For kindergarten and…read morepart of 1st, while in a public school, my daughter was labeled as a problematic child who was not capable of learning anything because she was so bad, according to various teachers. After trying everything and any way of communication with teachers I decided the public school was the problem and not my child as they were not funded adequately to help someone like my daughter. I looked into various schools and KIPP was the best option and selection for me. Within 6 months of attending KIPP Esperanza, I saw a huge leap in her learning skills and her behavior totally changed. It took comprehensive and patient staff at KIPP less than a month to know the type of help my kid needed to formulate an education plan for her. My oldest is now going to 5th and her middle sister is now attending kinder with her. KIPP will remain our selection until all three of my girls graduate. Especially with a 100% college acceptance rate.

My twins love Randolph Elementary this is there third Elementary school they have attended and by…read morefar there favorite. The teachers actually care and all of the ladies in the front office are friendly and helpful. We will be sad when it's time to move again.

My son which is a sophomore has been attending Harmony Science Academy since he was in 6th grade…read more His brother is also attending for the 1st time this year and is excited for the new year. I have met most of the faculty staff and are very committed to your students academic growth.