We love this school. My son has learned so much. Everyone is kind and always happy to be there. I…read morewould drive the distance if we moved to keep my son here. We can't say enough good things about this place:

Alianza has a well thought out curriculum. They follow reggio-emilia even at the infant level which…read moreinclude tons of hands on projects and movement encouraged academic activities. Alianza has regular assemblies with encourages a fellowship among the parents. The school communicates extremely well with the parents via email and a phone application where you receive daily pictures of all of the fun things your child is doing. The teachers and directors truly love their jobs and it shows!

Kinkaid is so sigma the other people are liars and don't know what they are talking about. There…read morekids are lying and aren't sigma. Kinkaid has great service, with 5 star food, great teachers, and has a great campus.

If your family doesn't have a legacy at this school, don't waste your time applying. When some of…read morethe school own faculty says that your kid has a better resume than 95% of the kids in the school and they don't get in, there is something wrong here. They denied my first kid in 2016 and now in 2025. It's a very exclusive country club for the elites. I'm sure the reputation is widely known through out Houston, but no one says anything about it and I'm sure many people share your feelings regarding legacy admissions and its woke culture.

School of the Woods provides a wonderful environment for learning. They stay true to the Montessori…read morephilosophy and focus on kindness, independence, self-motivation, self-accountability, and of course learning. The student body is very multicultural and the atmosphere is inclusive and accepting.

Genuinely the worst principal I have ever met, Ms. Romero is rude, not personable, and impolite. My…read moredaughte is routinely bullied and comes home in tears w bruises and cuts circling her body. The kids are extremely cliquey and considerably rude to one another, going as far as shunning some students. Terrible environment and will never recommend this school ever again!

My daughter was at another daycare and switching her to Big Little School was the best decision we…read morehave made. The teachers are all amazing and everyone knows her name and says hi to her. They are always having such fun events and activities for the kids and she goes to music, gross motor class, and chapel. She absolutely loves school now and it makes my heart happy to drop her off every day. I have not seen any teacher turnover in the year and a half that we have been here (which was an issue at her previous daycare) and the teachers seem to genuinely love what they do and love the kids. My son is there too now and their infant program is wonderful. Small classes with 2 teachers in each class. We love Big Little School!

I love this place. If I'd not moved more than an hour away my son would have been there in a…read moreheartbeat. I worked here for a year and was always impressed at the child/teacher ratios, employee support and input. They have built more classrooms since I have been there and unlike a lot of centers that expand and change focus from the children to money Big Little School never did that. It's always children first here.

Ms. Ester, Ms. Soraya and Ms. Liz in Infant 2 and Ms. Mona, Ms. Adele and Ms. Miriam in Primary are…read moreamazing! From the moment we enrolled our first son, the teachers have demonstrated exceptional warmth. They truly care about the students and take the time to understand each child's individual needs. My babies love their teachers.

Words cannot express how grateful I am for Mariners. My 3 kids graduated from Mariners and we had a…read morevery positive experience during our time there. The teachers are fantastic and provide a very caring and nurturing environment. They make learning fun and I was constantly surprised at how much they were absorbing at school. Also, I felt that my kids were well prepared for kindergarten as Mariners has given them the foundation to succeed and thrive in elementary school. The administration is a pleasure to work with. I appreciate their flexibility and understanding. They are willing to work with parents if they can on their end. Thank you Mariners!

We have loved our experience at Duchesne. Our daughter started in 3rd and is entering 7th. The…read moreeducation has felt very individualized to her and she says it is like a home to her. We have always felt the teachers and administration are willing to work with us to create a strong and well rounded educational experience. It is also so fun to see all the different age girls interacting since there are girls from pre-k 3 through 12th grade on the campus. The girls often get a chance to feel like a leader. Also we are not catholic and have never felt out of place as a family here. Highly recommend!

attended Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart from Pre-K through 5th grade, and I can honestly say…read moreit was one of the most damaging and traumatic experiences of my life. The school constantly preached, "We are a family," but that couldn't have been farther from the truth. It felt more like being trapped in a prison where no one cared about you--especially if you didn't fit their idea of the "perfect" student. I have a learning disability, and instead of offering support, the school made me feel like I was a burden. The teachers completely ignored my struggles and acted as if my needs were too much for them to handle. They couldn't be bothered to help me succeed and made it clear that if you weren't one of their "ideal" students, you didn't matter. The bullying was relentless, and it was allowed to thrive. I was made fun of constantly, and the teachers never intervened. They didn't care. I went to them for help, and their response was always the same: dismissive and uninterested. It was like I didn't exist unless I was falling in line with their expectations. They let the bullying continue, creating an environment that was toxic, unsafe, and emotionally damaging. Instead of being a family, this school felt like a place where kids were pitted against each other, and the weak were left to fend for themselves. I was held back because of this school. Instead of providing me with the help I needed to succeed, they let me fall behind and made me feel like I wasn't good enough. The lack of support and care destroyed my confidence and left me feeling worthless. They didn't help me overcome my challenges; they just made them worse. I had to repeat a grade because of their failure to provide any meaningful support or accommodations for my learning disability. I should have been given the resources to succeed, but they chose to push me aside and let me fail. And the tuition--don't even get me started. We paid an absurd amount of money for this so-called education, but all we got in return was a toxic, neglectful environment. The money went into the pockets of the administration, while the students received no extra help, no special accommodations, and no real education. It felt like we were just another dollar sign to them, nothing more. They were more interested in maintaining their "prestige" than actually helping the students who needed it the most. In the end, I left Duchesne feeling completely broken and defeated. The school didn't just fail me academically--it ruined my sense of self-worth. I was left emotionally scarred, and I had to fight to rebuild my confidence. It wasn't a place that nurtured growth, learning, or self-esteem. It was a place where kids were ignored, bullied, and made to feel like they weren't good enough. I wouldn't wish this school on my worst enemy. If your child has a learning disability, or if they don't fit into the mold of the "perfect" student, don't send them here. Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart will not help them thrive. It will break them. This school doesn't care about the students--it only cares about money and its own image. It's a toxic, harmful place that promises a family but delivers nothing but pain, neglect, and failure.

I am a Holy Spirit Episcopal School alumna and a current Rice University student. I attended HSES…read morefrom Primary 3 through my 8th grade year. HSES is an amazing school with so much to offer. Over the years, HSES brought me countless friends, encouragement and support from teachers, opportunities to expand my learning experience outside the classroom (through the Outdoor Education Program, Ecolink, as well as the Costa Rica Exchange Program), and the chance to grow in my faith. Holy Spirit has always felt like my home and my peers and teachers, still today, have always felt like my family. I love going back for the HSES Annual Homecoming basketball games, reuniting with other alumni, and visiting with all of my former teachers. HSES is a great school and I would recommend it to anyone.

My entire experience with this school has been truly awful. I've been discriminated against, lied…read moreto, insulted, and excluded from everything receiving my son's report cards to Halloween parties. The receptionist once cited her own made up "11th Commandment," to justify not allowing me to pick up my own child. The school now claims I am my son's grandpa for some reason. I found errors in this year's student/parent handbook then I looked at last years and found the same errors so they're obviously copying and pasting each year and not checking anything. They excluded me from being an emergency contact and when I finally got access to the medical records they have on file for my son I found critical errors regarding his most serious allergic reaction. To fix the error all that was needed was to change 1 word on a 1 page document. It's been 4 months since I brought their error to their attention and have yet to receive confirmation that they fixed it and just today after finding out they refer to me as my son's grandfather my son's teacher dm's me telling me wtf she doesn't appreciate. This is a religious school and in the handbook the first mention of "God," is literally a disclosure that informs you that you won't get your tuition money back if an act of "God" shuts down the school. I think the Devil might be the Principal.

My kid has been at MGMS since the 2nd week it opened at 15months. This year my kid turned 4. The…read moreteachers are kind, caring and very attentive. The class my kid is in now has mindful teachers trained in Montessori education. I'm astounded by all my kid learns there. It's a great pre school. Small and the community feeling is amazing. I was nervous at first because they do not have live video but I get updates throughout the day from their use of brightwheel app. They keep me very informed of anything that may happen. The building is an older building that gives a school house feeling and set up for small humans. I will keep my kid there til kindergarten.

My son started at MGM this past fall as his first school and has loved the experience. His teachers…read morego above and beyond to make sure he's having a good day, every single day. Whether that means giving him extra comfort at drop-off, holding his hand during nap time to help him fall asleep, or encouraging him to eat more at lunch time by offering their help. As a FTM of one, it is so comforting to know he's being looked after by teachers who really care about him. He comes home singing all the new songs he learns, excited to share them. I'm so happy to have him be a student here and I'm excited to watch him grow in their program.

Best school for grand daughter so far. Really like it. Christmas program was fantastic. Check it…read moreout.

Our children attended The Branch School for many years. It was a wonderful experience. They…read morereceived a top notch education.. They teach respect for others, peace making, compassion, team work, as well a love for learning. We could not have found a better school for them.

Both my kids are at Yorkshire and it is the perfect school for them because of the low teacher to…read morestudent ratio, small total class size and strength & encouragement in the academic, music and arts. My children have loved being at Yorkshire and we are extremely grateful for the opportunity for balanced growth YA provides. The teachers are AMAZING and truly care about the students. Its Cottage class teachers are the best for 2-4 years old. I've also found the families warm and friendly and a great mix and diversity amongst the students. Such a unique school to be able to see at the Memorial Area!

We love Yorkshire Academy! We love the community it provides, the education with small classrooms…read moreand amazing teachers, and the activities that my children get to do are so unique and fun! Also, YA doesn't go by SBISD school openings and closings. So sometimes YA is open when public schools are not (due to weather or Covid etc). YA is much more consistent with school NOT closing. It's a lovely place to be, my children are ALWAYS happy and my 3 year old wants to be a teacher now because of her amazing teacher at YA!