It's a good school. Most of the students are nice. But there are a couple of "bad" kids…read more-Pierce Gann -Vincent Castanada -Jett McLane -Joshua Apolaya. If you are a parent, then please tell your child to stay away from these bullies.

This school is... Well okay I mean everything is just fine but I think they could be better. I…read moreunderstand if it means a bigger budget, but I mean they did improve alot throughout the entire time it was built. Even being there for a few months you would notice a change. Great theater room though.

Literally the best elementary school in the area. I went there when I was little up to 5th grade…read more All the teachers were sweet as can be and truly cared about us kids. PTO was on top of their game and always was getting stuff done. I couldn't recommend Oak Forest Elementary any more.

Loved my time asking questions, access to resources, and a chance to have conversations and gain…read moreinsights from Dr. Ingrid Haynes. What a blessing! My students will benefit from my training this morning, no doubt about it!!

I loved every moment of the trainings with Dr. Ingrid Haynes. Not only did she impart so much…read moreimpactful information, but she's also very personable and funny while at the same time delivering life-changing classroom experiences techniques for our students. A lot of trainings are usually dry and boring, but definitely not this one. I love how as Dr. Haynes conducted the trainings, her passion for helping children with literacy is highly palpable and contagious. She makes you feel inspired to get back into the classroom and change these children's lives and futures for the best. I highly recommend that educators attend her trainings--you will not regret it. In closing: thank you Dr.Haynes--you truly made a difference and brought back my passion to be a teacher.

Pre COVIdlD my child loved the school and teachers and friends. But the last few years, my child…read morehas been bullied and has entered counseling for it. He was forced to stay in class with his bullies. We were denied class transfers and campus transfers. To be honest I was not aware that was even an option. During his first and final field trip of the year I was not notified about chaperones, i verified with the school prior that my background was cleared and made my way to the location. There was multiple schools and i paid for my own experience and food. I was told to leave at first and finally escorted out the second time. This coming year we have transition to another school and have decided no more KIPP.

What can I say about this school my kids and i love love this school. The staff are amazing very…read morehelpful. My daughter have been going here since she was in PK3 and now my son stated attending Kipp for PK4 he enjoy his teacher . The level of communication these teachers have with the parent is unbelievable. Thank you Kipp for everything you do to make sure our kids are safe while getting a great education

My son started attending cream of the crop learning center in late September of 2020. I was…read moreparticularly interested because of a few reasons first was they were a Christian based learning center, second they were close to my home. On his first day I was never introduced to his teacher or ever seen his classroom.In the morning you drive up and an employee there gets the child out the car and takes him inside then when picking up we call when on the way they get the child ready and you meet them at the door and you put your child in the car. The ladies doing the drop off and pick ups are not the teachers in order to find out who his teacher was I had to ask one of them they just said her name and what she looked like. When he started he was a little over 18 months old so he was in the roo class and was sent him with a "cuddle gram" basically a paper saying what he ate and how many diaper changes he had as well as his nap time. Breakfast was always Cheerios & snacks were always crackers not at all fulfilling the only meal fulfilling was lunch which was usually chicken gravy a fruit and veggie or something similar and on fridays the parent brings the child's lunch. His first 3 days he cried as expected for his first time ever attending daycare as the time went on it got better he stopped crying at drop off and was excited to be picked up he would run to me smiling and with open arms at pick up time. If there was ever an incident they would provide a paper saying what happened and you sign it while he was in the roo class that happened a few times not a whole bunch then comes when he moved classes to Disney class 2 year olds and with teacher Haley Farmer who again I had to ask to meet and ask how the day was structured. In her class there was 9 kids including him however in previous class there was 5 with Ms.Gina and Haley was giving me incident reports every week sometimes multiple times a week of him being bit, or hit with a toy sometimes I would just see bite marks but not even be informed of them I complained and sent her a message she said she would look into it. Then he was hit so hard on his face with a toy it left a Mark for days I complained, he came up with a soaking wet pamper I complained, two times he was not cleaned right after changing his diaper and I also complained I started asking more questions then on a Wednesday Lydia the director calls me and says he has had behavioral problems and he bit the teacher and I had no clue ! I messaged the teacher apologizing saying I would work with him and she never replied to me but before she always would so that was strange. all this was news to me because every or most incidents prior to this he was the one being bullied not the aggressor but now she says it is him. Then Lydia calls me at 11:13 a Thursday and says he has to be picked up they can no longer care for him she said he pulled a kids hair, chocked him, and head bunted him and says she has a video of it and I ask to see if the video and she never provided it to me said she had to get owners approval I still have yet to see the video. When I arrived to pick him up he was not in the office like she claimed she was actually napping and he was awoken from his nap to be sent home.I believe they kicked him out because I was complaining too much and I've transferred him to another daycare "Star Montessori" and his teacher said he hasn't been aggressive at all just hyper I don't claim he's an angel I know he throws tantrums but he's 2 and learning he doesn't bite or hit at home so that was far fetched to me. My husband kept urging me to change hum to another because along with all this since he was moved to another class he cried everyday at drop off and would be starving when he was picked up. I had to have a snack for him as soon as I got him in the car because he would be asking over and over for "snack" or "milk" I truly believe they didn't feed him or the children enough and not at all once while he was there did he come up with any type of biblical art work or teachings it was a lot of coloring and painting but they claim to be faith based but that is just a front in my opinion and I personally see this as a blessing and if it was meant for him to attend there he would still but God knows what's best for me and my family so I glorify him in it all it probably saved my son a lot of pain and suffering. If they can not keep supervision of 5-9 kids in a classroom biting my child hitting him or him scraping his finger then they need to re- evaluate their staff because that is just poorly done.

Absolutely adore this daycare. My littles love it here and enjoy coming to school.read more

I taught my first year here after finishing my degree in Education…read more I highly recommend this school for Pre-Kindergarten 3, Pre-Kindergarten 4, and Kindergarten. The early childhood teachers go above and beyond to give students hands-on learning, interactive learning, technology use of iPads and computers, and plenty of fun learning with music and social guidance. Students will have their mind, heart, and spirit developed while enrolled here.

This school is the best! Every teacher is engaged and helpful to the students and parents. The…read moreprincipal is Dr. Felicia Nichols and she is in her 2nd year. She is excellent and runs the school like a fine tuned clock. She is very kind but stern using every encounter as a "teachable moment" The students, parents, faculty and staff love her. The school is now a STREAM school which includes Religion in all subjects along with STEM(Science, Technology and Mathematics). All faculty are certified teachers and also certified catechists. I highly recommend this school! The school is PreK3 - 8th and it is a wonderful place for your children to grow spiritually and educationally.

My daughter went to Fort Bend Montessori from 2016-2019. When your child is young, and especially…read morebefore they can speak, you have to be 100% sure that the school staff is caring and professional. Ms Sindhu went beyond, she not only ensured my daughter felt loved and safe, but my daughter also learned so many valuable skills - independence, social skills, listening skills, she was even reading by the time she was 3 and a half. I couldn't have been happier with Fort Bend Montessori.

There is no school in Houston like The Post Oak School. It is a rare and special gem, and we are…read moreso grateful to have found this amazing place of learning, community, and kindness. We have been part of the school for 10 years and have experienced multiple classrooms and grade levels across 3 children who each started in the Young Children's Community (as toddlers). Our eldest is on the verge of entering the Middle School, and it is clear that her experiences at the school thus far, along with the experiences of our other children, have established a deep love of learning, curiosity, self motivation, and innovation. It is such a special place. If you are looking for a place where your kids can both excel academically and also understand the importance of kindness, gratitude, and service, this is the school, and it is without equal.

This is a great school for pre-K through Middle School. When I first learned about this school, I…read morecould not believe I hadn't heard about the amazing Montessori method before. As a member of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI), this school is one of the top. The children learn thorough academics, develop a true love of learning and exploration, and become very independent and responsible. "The Post Oak School is an educational leader both among Houston's top private schools and among the more than 5,000 Montessori schools across the country. Post Oak serves students from age 14 months through 8th grade, and is one of the U.S.' oldest Montessori schools (the oldest in the Southwest and one of only three Houston AMI schools). It has attracted an accomplished team of faculty and staff and built a campus dedicated to learning. The Post Oak School helps shape consistently high achievers."