My daughter goes to school here and I've been very pleased with the care she's received! I also…read morehave worked here for almost 10 years and can say that there wouldn't be another place I'd enjoy working at as much as I do at the climbing tree!

Sadly I can't give this place zero stars because that's what they deserve! Admin is rude, they…read moretreat their employees like garbage. Wondering why I pulled my kid out well I'll tell you! He had a really sweet teacher when he first started but the admin did her dirty so she had no choice but to leave her replacement was downright horrible. Don't bring your kids here if they don't care about their employees what makes you think they care about your child!

Wonderful school! Great teachers, staff, and clean facility. We are very happy with our choice to…read moreenroll my son at The Learning Experience.

I want to share my experience because I think both parents considering enrollment and people…read moreconsidering employment deserve to know what my experience was like. During my time here, I noticed that challenging behaviors were often moved from classroom to classroom instead of being addressed with a consistent plan and the support teachers needed. When teachers had questions or concerns about whether a child had special needs, a learning disability, or behavioral needs, I did not feel that we were given the resources or support needed to properly care for those children. I was especially concerned while working in a potty training class where several students required a high level of direct care and support. I had asked multiple times for support that I had been told would be provided. Eventually, I reached my breaking point and strongly expressed my concerns about the situation. The following day I was called into a conversation about my behavior during that discussion. During that conversation, I was told, "This is Texas. I don't need a reason to fire you." I also want parents to understand that having small classroom ratios does not automatically mean every child will receive the support they need in a timely manner. Even with a smaller group of children, there can be multiple things happening at once. When several children need individual attention, behavioral support, direct care, or additional assistance at the same time, teachers may still need administrative support. Another concern I personally witnessed was teachers being let go or told they were no longer needed because of low enrollment or low numbers. While I understand that staffing decisions are a business decision, there were still times when the teachers who remained were asking for additional support and could have benefited from having more staff available. Having fewer children does not necessarily mean teachers have fewer responsibilities or that additional support is unnecessary. This is important for both parents and potential employees to understand. A classroom can have a small number of children and still have significant needs. If multiple children need support at the same time, one teacher can only do so much without additional help. Based on my experience, there were times when teachers were expected to manage those situations without the support they were asking for. I would also encourage parents to ask how the school handles children who need additional behavioral, developmental, or special education support. Based on what I experienced, when teachers reach a point where they need support that administration cannot or will not provide, there is a possibility that the child could eventually be moved, removed from a classroom, or asked to leave the program rather than the underlying needs being properly addressed. I cannot speak for every situation, but this is something I personally would want to know as a parent. I want to be clear that the teachers and staff I worked alongside are wonderful people. I have had multiple students, parents, and other teachers tell me how much they appreciated me and my teaching, which is something I will always be grateful for. My concern is not with the teachers. My concern is with the level of administrative support provided to teachers when they are struggling and asking for help. From my experience, there was a lot of praise and small gestures of appreciation, but when teachers needed meaningful support with difficult classroom situations, I did not feel that same level of support was there. I also know there are other reviews that describe similar experiences. I encourage parents and potential employees to read those reviews and ask questions before making a decision. This is my personal experience and perspective. I am sharing it because I wish I had known more about how these situations were handled before I worked there. The teachers care deeply about the children, but teachers cannot provide the level of care children need when they are not given the support and resources to do so.

The only true Montessori school in the entire area. Amazing teachers and amazing environment. I…read morelove their food program and i love that I don't have to bring anything for my children. The school provided all of their diapers when hey were toddlers and babies and have provided all of the food since they've been eating. It's an amazing place and my only complaint is that they do not have anything past kindergarten. I wish they had a first grade classroom too.

This place is terrible. You will get a feeling like it's a great school when you just talk to the…read moredirector/owner but the teachers do not understand Montessori philosophy and use time outs and punishments all day long. In the infant room babies are left to cry it out (even two months olds) and in the toddler room kids are forced to become independent before they are ready. Montessori is all about following the child but there they want a 18 months old to be able to dress themselves and leave them to cry out of frustration for up to an hour. I have picked my daughter up in soiled diapers several times and In numerous occasions the diapers leaked through her pants. If you have special dietary restrictions be sure that they will be ignored even if you specifically write them out. My vegan daughter got dairy and eggs for 2 months until I finally found out about it. They will put children in danger. They put my daughter into an adult sized chair during a meltdown and let her fall off TWICE and did not even repay the unused tuition for that month when I finally took her out of the school. Tried to meet with them for a month but it never ended up coming to a meeting since the owner insisted that 2 other employees should be part of the meeting which shows that she doesn't even truly care about the situation. Stay away from this place if you care about your child's wellbeing.

I have trusted both children here for the last 5 years and wouldn't change. We didn't during COVID…read moreand not with the second child either. Ms Carter is caring and fantastic. Traci, Kim, Carrie, Muniz, Jessica, etc... the list goes on and on. They are all caring and fantastic. Curriculum is great. Their learning curve is sharp. Note to corporate : I'm still unhappy that when we signed up an officer was there for check in and check out. Since COVID, I guess that wasn't "in the budget" or "important enough". I think you should rethink that. I know people that didn't join us there because of it. And it was a selling point when we joined. I feel like if you take away a service the price should go down. Not up. We never saw a concession for that.

We recommend Creme de la Creme of The Woodlands to everyone we can. They are unmatched in terms of…read moreschedule flexibility, true quality care for the children (we have had infants through kindergarten age there so far) , curriculum, encouraging environment, even the meal offerings, and on and on. We had a little sticker shock at first, but with our experience with our oldest in other daycare programs and day camp programs, it is still well worth the cost. You really get the sense that your kids are getting dedicated care and nurturing.

My son is in pre-k at Kids World in Willis! He has the most remarkable teacher. Ms. Joana in…read moreGlacier Bay has moved mountains for him and with him. She accesses each individual child and then works hard to give them exactly what they need. My son has been thriving in her room. I will be forever thankful for her.

Kids world is amazing! My 2 year old loves going there daily. Amazing teachers and directors who…read moreare very involved in the class and what happens. I know she's safe and learning so much daily!

Love the daycare - front desk is always so nice and helpful. My granddaughter is 11 months old and…read morestruggled at first, but the director has been amazing and helpful through the process.

The best childcare to choose for your child, lots of amenities you don't see at your typical…read moreeveryday daycare. Very informative, inclusive and diverse. I definitely recommend if you're looking for great quality childcare with learning involved.

Do not leave your child in this businesses care. We started the first week of 2021- prior to…read morestarting my daughter was in the care of my mother. I worked at home and we are extremely cautious with covid. My daughter got covid the first week starting at this center and found out later on that the staff told other parents that my daughter "gave it to everyone" even though the teacher had just gone on vacation and tested positive but wasn't showing symptoms... whatever. So needless to say we started off on a bad foot but unfortunately there was no light at the end of the tunnel. My daughter had extreme blistering diaper rash in their care. I would get it cleared up over the weekend and it was clockwork by Tuesday she had it again. When you put your 1 year old in their car seat and they scream at the top of their lungs because their butt is literally raw it's infuriating. I would say something in the morning when dropping her off, I would call during the day, I would email and NOTHING changed until I threatened to pull her from their care. She is at a new center and has NEVER had diaper rash since being in the new facilities care. They have an app that i thought would be fantastic....how great to receive photos of your child all day and get updated on how they are doing. Wrong! I would get an update of what she ate that day and sometimes they would also send a picture of her eating. Well, the photo never matched what it said she was eating which was extremely concerning. I understand that when a toddler starts daycare they are going to get sick a lot. But in the 5 months of us being in their care my daughter was always sick. Parents weren't notified if kids in the class were sick. My daughter threw up in her crib one night and had a horrible stomach bug (which then our entire house got) but after she was better and I brought her back the lady at the front said "oh she got it too".... I was in shock. Our new facility lets us know if any kid in the entire school gets sick and what it is-parents are notified in the app and on the front door of the center. The learning experience only notified us when it was covid. If it wasn't covid, good luck and be prepared to use a lot of your work sick time. A couple of reasons I think my daughter may have been sick all of the time could have been because I would send her to school with her cup LABELED because I do what I'm supposed to and they send her out with another child's cup. I get it kids may drink out of another kids cup but it didn't only happen once, it happened all of the time. She came home in other kids clothes(I had 3 changes of clothes there) , with other kids sheets(they had 2 extra sheets) - which is also extremely frustrating when you do label everything and then you don't get your stuff back because it went home with another kid but they don't know who. The kicker and what made me pull her from their care was for the 2nd time I picked her up and she smelt like poop when I was putting her in her car seat. The minute I got home I changed her and she had a clean diaper but she had poop in her pants. Mind you she had 3 changes of clothes as backup.... So you are telling me my poor baby has been in poopy clothes for who knows how long. She has been sitting on toys, chairs, the floor....her poo particles were on everything. NO WONDER she was always sick. I called immediately when I saw and the teacher said she didn't notice. This was the second time it had happened and the next day I emailed them letting them know she wouldn't be returning. As a new mom you don't know what to expect and what is "acceptable". I didn't know if I was overreacting so I asked friends and none of them could believe the standard of the learning experiences care. The reason we chose this center was because of the tour Ms. Jessica gave us- she made us feel at home and you could really see the passion she had. Unfortunately Ms. Jessica isn't the one watching your children. If you say anything to Ms. Courtney good luck on that information being relayed to the people that need to know about it. Oh and good luck on getting your emails returned- that was always like pulling teeth. I highly recommend you keep looking for care elsewhere!

My son has been going to TLE since January this year. Now that he is 9 months it is exciting to see…read morehow much he has developed under their care. He is excited to see the staff at drop off and I know he is enjoying his time in infant room A. No bad experiences so far and he will continue to go there for the future.

It's been years since my children were at Glenwood, but we still talk about the magic that happened…read morethere. My now third grader got a huge head start to 1st grade public school because of Ms Abby. She really knows how to nurture and educate children. Even my child says he was glad he went and learned from her because the concepts she taught were not taught at his public school. The family values and sense of community that is fostered by Glenwood is unprecedented. My younger child went through pre-K and immediately the teacher knew he would need some extra help in school. She was right. We ended up having outside testing done that guided us on the best way to address his needs in school. It all started with Glenwood. Too bad we moved and that it's not a full pre-K-5th grade campus. I would have loved to have stayed.