I've been to this school multiple times over the years to do choreography or judge cheer tryouts…read more The AP over cheer and the coaches have always been so kind. The kids I have worked with are wonderful and always so respectful. The school seems to be kept in good condition. Parking can be difficult in the back lot by the gym if you're there when school lets out. The traffic flow isn't designed well. Overall a nice school!

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We are so glad to be back with Little Friends of St. Francis. We tried another school in Frisco…read morethinking it would offer more to our kids. We were so terribly mistaken. The teachers at Little Friends are so much more competent and caring towards our children. Little Friends has a higher level of adult supervision and the administrators honestly care about the kids and parents. Unlike other schools that only care about what's in your wallet, Little Friends cares about you and your children!

TERRIBLE SCHOOL! We have a son that has anxiety which has…read morebeen increased by some things in his life. While he is in therapy for this, the middle school Principal continuously targed him specifically in a discriminatory fashion often sending him home in tears. He was at a retreat and treated very poorly while away with no phone calls to allow him to speak to us. I would strongly advise AGAINST sending your child there if you care for their wellbeing both physically and mentally. They operate under being a 'Christian' school; however the administration is anything but that. They are wolves in sheeps clothing. Find someplace else.

We have been dealing with child based businesses for 14 years now as parents.. never have I been so…read moredisappointed. This school's administration is the absolute worst I've ever seen. Our child was injured on a retreat and we were not notified. She had a growth plate fracture for 2 days and we only found out from her when we picked her up. When the school was asked about why they handled the situation the way they did, they were the most unprofessional child based organization I've ever encountered. Their policies and procedures are either nonexistent or not followed. We brought concerns about their child safety plan and they deleted it from their website! We brought concerns of violations of zero tolerance policies including one on ones between staff and students and they did nothing but remove the publicly posted policy. Additionally they played songs like Halftime by the yin Yang twins and Plain Jane by asap ferg in their spirit programs and football games which glorifies everything the Bible is teaching against. They are aware of this and continue exposing the children to the music. This school is everything I don't want my children to learn about Christianity. Never been so disappointed in a "Christian" organization.

All of my children have gone to this school- hands down one of the best in the area. The preschool…read moreis not a Mother's Day our but an actual academic program. My kids come home each day so happy, and appear to be ahead of their peers in public school.

Crown of life has done an excellent job of educating my 7th grader for two years now. She has…read moregained knowledge academically and biblically. The upper school has a great community atmosphere and an awesome group of kids who extend kindness on a regular basis. There is no bullying or cliques. Little drama and lots of fun.

What a wonderful preschool for young kids! We have two children currently attending, and they…read moreabsolutely love their teachers, learning environment, and curriculum. It is a school based out of a church, and so they integrate lots of gospel related themes, books and music. The two directors of the school are very sweet and friendly, and a pleasure to interact with.

Both ours and our daughter Elizabeth's experience with the Discovery School curriculum, staff, and…read moreall six of her teachers (over three years) is amazing! She has grown intellectually, socially, and spiritually year after year. The DS program has made her more responsible, socially interactive, and creative than peers her own age and older that do not attend DS. The curriculum is a perfect balance of learning, arts, physical activity, social skills, and fun. She anxiously looks forward to school days and is sincerely disappointed on the days she doesn't go!

M My son has attend…read moreMIS for two years. We have felt welcomed, appreciated, and my son loves it here. We have created great Friendships with other families and feel at home at the school. Our principal sister Mary Ann is caring and devoted to the school. She takes her role seriously and loves the children. She also is a big George Strait fan and is a Texan...so she has my vote. If you want you child to feel part of a caring special place consider this school.

We have been a school family at Mary Immaculate School for 13 years, with all 4 of our daughters…read moreattending the school. We could not be more pleased with our experience. From an academic perspective, MIS has prepared our daughters for the rigors of high school in all academic disciplines, which is especially evident as they begin their college applications. Each of our daughters have thrived in the various extracurricular activities available, including sports, music/band, theater, etc. Finally and most importantly to our family, the leadership under the Dominican Sisters has reaffirmed our decision to choose a Catholic school, as traditional Catholic values are incorporated into the daily lives of students at MIS.

If you are an African American parent considering this school, please read this carefully…read more By the time we pulled our 2yr old out of this school, it became painfully clear that the environment was deeply prejudiced and borderline racist. She started in April 2025 after thriving at her previous Primrose location, where she was confident, happy, and excelling. Within two months at Lantana, her teachers completed an ASQ assessment and rated her as not meeting expectations in nearly every category. Let that sink in. Our daughter, who is bright, energetic, and constantly praised for her intelligence by everyone who meets her, including her pediatrician, was suddenly portrayed as behind across the board. Just before leaving Old Orchard, she had an ASQ completed there and was thriving in every category. When I questioned leadership about these shocking results, I was met with gaslighting. I was told the assessment was different. I was asked to complete one myself. I was made to feel like I did not understand my own child. Her former school was equally shocked. Around October and November, the narrative shifted. We began receiving complaints that our daughter was not listening, did not want to come inside from the playground, and had put her hands on other children. Typical two-year-old behavior. We acknowledged that like many toddlers in the "mine" stage, she sometimes reacts when a toy is taken from her, and we assured the school we were actively working on that at home. Instead of working with us, they escalated it. They began sending behavioral reports home and recommending speech therapy and play therapy for a child who speaks clearly and in full sentences. Two years old and speaking in full sentences. Yet teachers, some of whom are not even certified, felt comfortable suggesting therapy as if something were wrong with her. They started using loaded words like "tackled" and "going after the teacher" to describe a two-year-old little girl. I am still trying to understand what exactly a toddler is capable of doing to a grown adult in a classroom that is supposed to have at least two teachers present at all times. Yet we were told no other child or staff member did anything and that our daughter simply decided to kick and hit other kids unprovoked. That does not align with reality. Our daughter has playdates. She spends weekends with her cousins. We have never witnessed anything close to what they described. I have voicemails from leadership, including the owner Erin Lundie, using carefully chosen language that clearly attempts to label our daughter as aggressive and violent. At one point, I became so disturbed by the sudden change in her behavior that I genuinely started to question whether something inappropriate was happening at school. This is a child who used to love school so much we sometimes had to force her to leave at pickup. Suddenly, she was having meltdowns at morning drop-offs. Another major red flag was a call from their HR Director, Shannon Tilton, about our daughter not wanting to nap. I explained that she is at a stage where naps are inconsistent and she would prefer a quiet activity. I was told verbatim, "We do not force them to sleep, but according to Texas law they are required to stay on their cot for the duration of nap time." That is completely false. Texas regulations require that children who do not sleep be offered quiet activities. So not only were they mishandling our child, but they were also misrepresenting state regulations to justify it. I could go on, but the bottom line is this: the leadership team and teachers either failed to properly do their jobs or were actively shaping a negative narrative about our daughter. We were paying over $1,600 a month, they were not doing us a favor. Since removing her, she is now attending a new daycare, and she is thriving once again with only positive remarks from her teachers so far. Zero issues. No behavioral labels. No therapy recommendations. No exaggerated reports. Just a happy, intelligent child in a supportive environment. That tells us everything.

By far the most organized Primrose School .The management staff very helpful they set you up for…read moresuccess. You will get planning time ,low student to teacher ratio,they care about you having the appropriate trainings will answer questions .I loved the fact the the owners are involved .Personally I think this school should be a training school for others looking to work at other Primrose locations !

I had a very good experience with MacArthur high school. Coming onto campus the first thing you…read morenotice it's a beautiful mature trees, that outline and surround the entirety of the campus. As you encounter faculty and staff you get a sense of community here that I don't always find on high school campuses. Between my work, and also between having some very active family members in the high school community I have a unique opportunity to visit and work with a lot of high schools. I can honestly say that this one is very helpful, friendly, and welcoming. I was here for an event that my grandson was participating in. That event required tickets and essentially you have to go onto a website or get an app in order to purchase tickets even as a visitor to the school. The staff here was very friendly and helpful as far as helping me purchase tickets for my family. I also attended the concession stand and the adults and students There were very friendly, welcoming and helpful too. I have to say my visit here, and all the encounters I had with people that represent the school, including the students was very pleasant.

Love this school great school. This school is more than a place it is a home for some of us. Wish…read morewe were still young and live a little longer.