My son, 8 yrs old, has gone to Stepping Stone for 2 years for after school care and summer camp…read more He has also gone to Kids R Kids in the Teravista neighborhood and says that he likes Stepping Stone better. He thinks the outside play area is better, and that the place is bigger and has better toys. The staff is pretty consistent with an acceptable turnover rate. My son has never complained about anything and actually asks if I can let him go to Stepping Stone instead of being an early pick-up on days that I get off work early. I sent him to the 'Y" summer camp this year. They have a lower cost and more activities, such as paintball, daily swim, rock climbing, gaga ball, etc.. Even with all of this, after several weeks my son didn't like it as much since they were outside for almost the entire day and he said he missed his old friends. When I enrolled him back at Stepping Stone he was really excited and is still loving it.

Parents considering Stepping Stone: please read this before enrolling your child…read more My experience with Amy at this location was extremely disappointing and, in my opinion, completely unacceptable for someone working with children and families. I NEVER told Amy that I refused to pay. I explained that I was struggling financially and asked whether my balance could simply be divided into 2-3 payments. I was not asking them to erase the balance. Her response was no, followed by telling me not to bring my child back. What makes this worse is that I am now being charged for two weeks even though my son only attended one of those weeks. I am disputing that charge. As a parent, what concerned me most was the way the situation was handled. There was no compassion, patience, or attempt to work with our family. My son had also reached the point where he would cry when it was time to go there and when I picked him up. I hope Stepping Stone's corporate management takes complaints like this seriously and carefully reviews how this location is being managed and how parents and children are being treated. I cannot tell another parent what decision to make, but based on my family's experience, I would not enroll my child at this location again.

My kids have had a wonderful experience with the team at SOR RR. The team of friendly,…read moreknowledgeable instructors has made learning (and performing) fun! They will meet your child whenever they are and enable their growth in a positive environment. We are grateful for the love we feel from the staff towards our kiddos!

This is a great facility and the instructors are fantastic. Special shoutout to the manager for…read morealways accommodating our ever changing schedules. We do hope to return once our schedules allow! Definitely recommend.

My son was in the after school program and also attended summer camp here. We liked that they…read morepicked him up from his school and he had fun with the other kids. He also had a blast doing the field trips during summer school. Children's Lighthouse is a great option if you're looking for a reliable after school program or summer camp!

I'm writing this review on the morning of my youngest child's last day at Lighthouse and I'm so sad…read morelol. Lighthouse has been a wonderful place for all three of my kiddos to grow and learn. The staff is caring and consistent and mostly importantly they have loved our kids. There's too many teachers to name but a few that have really impacted our kiddos are Ms. Leslie (the queen of pre-k), Ms. Kiki, Ms. Dey (my daughter still adores her and hasn't been in her class for years), Ms. Marina, Ms. Meeta and Ms. Bailey who somehow managed to get my boys to listen. The team is lead by Ms. Mistie who is a wonderful Director and always works to make sure parent's are informed and know their children are in safe hands. The front office team is always smiling and communicates with you and as the first and last faces your kids see each day become as important as the teachers. Thank you Lighthouse team for a wonderful 4 years!

I highly recommend Liberty Hill School of Music! It is an amazing place to learn how to play music…read more They have a wide variety of classes for all ages and have camps. My son is interested in guitar. Check them out!

We feel so lucky that we found CLLC when looking to place our oldest daughter into a structured…read morepre-school September of 2020, we now have our middle daughter attending her second year there also and will enroll our youngest daughter in the fall. I love that you can make it fit a schedule that works for the time you need and budget. The teachers are beyond amazing, the class sizes are small and the teachers/aids really know your kid, they don't just get lost in a sea of other kids, and you can tell that they genuinely enjoy being there and working with them. The teachers and leadership have done such a wonderful job preparing these students academically while perfectly balancing in fun!!

Good school with good staff. Friendly. Helpful. Accommodating. Lots of parking at entrance.read more

We enrolled with the Goddard School when our daughter was two years old. As with most children that…read morestart attending a daycare / school, she was stricken with a little separation anxiety. Within a week, she was looking forward to seeing her teacher and new-found friends each day. Our daughter progressed through several class promotions as her intellectual and social skills flourished under the amazing teachers at the Goddard School. We couldn't be more pleased with the level of education and socialization that she has received. We also appreciate that her teachers were always watching her progression and recommending her advancement. Getting the pictures and updates during each day really helps our peace of mind each day when we could see that she was having a good time and participating in activities that would have been impossible for our Nanny. After several years with the Goddard School, our daughter is now moving on to public school. It was a painful goodbye but my wife and I were completely surprised and brought to tears when we were presented with a notebook from Goddard that cataloged each class, teacher, and milestones that she achieved through the years. It just reminded us of how our daughter's life was shaped during those formidable years by such a wonderful group of teachers and staff. I can't say enough good things about the Goddard School in Cedar Park! They are, and always will be, an extension of our family and they will be greatly missed by my wife and I, but mostly by our daughter.

My son started attending Goddard Preschool in Cedar Park at the end of September 2025 in the…read moreprivate kindergarten class with Ms. Celeste. I tried to overlook several red flags early on, but ultimately could not continue due to how my child was treated. The first concern arose within the first two weeks. When I simply asked how my son's day went and whether she needed help with his transition, Ms. Celeste responded rudely and said she didn't have time to answer questions because she needed to return to class--despite it being after 3 p.m. when the class was already transitioning to after-school care and the children were playing independently. As a parent trying to support both my child and the teacher, this interaction was surprising and discouraging. The second major issue was deeply concerning. During a class birthday celebration, my son was not allowed to have a cupcake because he did not eat his lunch. Ms. Celeste was fully aware that my son is in occupational therapy for an eating disorder. Denying food as a consequence is not a teacher's place, and it was damaging to his progress and self-esteem. We even had a parent-teacher conference where I paid for his occupational therapist to attend specifically to help Ms. Celeste understand his needs and how to better support him. The third issue was constant discipline for minor, age-appropriate behavior. My son is five years old, energetic, and developmentally typical. Ms. Celeste is extremely strict, shows clear favoritism, and seems to lack patience for children who are not "perfect." If your child doesn't fit her narrow expectations, they are repeatedly punished for small things rather than guided or supported. The final and most upsetting issue was when my son told me he was being made to sit alone throughout the day, including at lunch. I emailed the school explaining that isolating a child--especially one in food therapy--is inappropriate and should never be used as punishment. While the director assured me they would monitor the situation, nothing improved. A few days later, Ms. Celeste confronted me aggressively in front of my son and other students. She accused me of blaming her for being a bad teacher and labeled my child as having a "behavioral problem" in front of him and the class. This was completely unacceptable and unprofessional. She attempted to twist my words and escalated the situation instead of addressing concerns appropriately. The next day was my son's last day. While Ms. Celeste may be effective at teaching academic kindergarten material, that does not excuse her attitude, lack of compassion, or inappropriate handling of children she deems "problematic." Young children are not robots. They deserve patience, understanding, and emotional safety. For context: my son has never been labeled a behavioral problem by any other teacher or school. He is loved by educators, and his previous school welcomed him back immediately with open arms and excitement. If you are considering Goddard's private kindergarten--specifically with Ms. Celeste--be cautious. If your child is not perfectly compliant at all times, this may not be the right environment. There are far better schools that will prepare your child for kindergarten without sacrificing kindness and respect.

We love Primrose at Forest Creek! My 3 year old has been going for a year and a half and we feel…read morelike family! We took her out for about 7 months during covid, and she begged to go back! The Teachers and staff have always made us feel welcomed and was so happy to see my daughter back in the school! She is always happy to be there, which is a good sign. I love that we are updated throughout their day with activities that they are doing and sometimes we get pictures and videos. Their curriculum is what sold us on taking our daughter there, we didn't want just a "day care", we wanted her to be learning to prepare her for school. She learns so much and loves to see her friends everyday! I know she is very well taken care of while she is in their care! We have Twin infants that someday will follow their sisters foot steps and join when we are ready.

The teachers are all amazing, but the leadership team is the absolute best. The school is very open…read moreand clean. They're very inclusive and are supportive with the development of my little ones. The teachers and leadership have such an easy and open line of communication. The curriculum is a true introduction into education that has set my boys up for success. I can't recommend this school enough and am always raving to my friends and family about the love and care that the teachers show my boys.

Premiere is not a customer-oriented business. The owner, Elliot, is unfriendly and unkind towards…read morethe customers. I worked with two instructors there. Neither followed any sort of guided instruction. There was no lesson plan or plan on what to focus on after the lesson. In general, I'd look anywhere else for music instruction. Please avoid.

Susan Leach of Premier Music Academy in Round Rock, TX must be the most professional and quality…read moreoriented private music academy instructor have ever worked with in my 35+ years of being a fellow musician. Susan Leach has been providing flute lessons to my son over the past 2 years with the first year being virtual due to the pandemic. My son as a beginning flutist entered into his second year of middle school already propelled to the highest of 3 bands at school. Furthermore, he earned top tier position in performance by winning district level and competed at regionals within his first 3 months of playing flute with other musicians in a live non-virtual setting. Susan's capabilities as an outstanding musician are well established given her tenure as a professional flutist in orchestra of which she performs, but not just anyone can also take that level of talent and teach another person. She is flexible on schedule and always has been accommodating. Premier Music Academy as a business is fantastic at communication and every one of my engagements involved working directly for the owner and manager of the school. All that being said, Premier Music Academy is my ONLY recommended school for private instruction in the area and they offer a wide spectrum of top tier instructors across an array of wind, brass, string (including all styles of guitar), and percussion instrumentation (yes including Piano and Keyboard) along with vocal instruction as well.