Our daughter has grown so much since the time she has been attending Mrs. Dayana's class in the…read moreLouetta location. Mrs. Dayana starts her day with enthusiasm and fun attitude. Mrs. Dayana has helped with potty training, and this has been a huge accomplishment for us. We love Mrs. Dayana's enthusiasm every single.

Our daughter attends the Spring Valley location and we are extremely impressed with the…read morecleanliness, the staff, and the curriculum. We started at another daycare so we have a baseline comparison. Alianza has small classrooms, just enough structure/play time and is well-organized. We receive pictures every day of the really cool things that they are doing, art projects, full on painting with smocks, and music. Alianza truly utilizes many creative innovative ways to learn! They recently requested recycle-able materials from home for the each classroom to make a project for Earth day and I cannot wait to see what they create! It's a great place for your kids to learn Spanish and have fun. After four weeks our daughter came home singing a complete song in Spanish and she routinely hugs and kisses each staff member upon departure. I know she is loved and she loves it there!

I honestly don't know what I would have done the past 5 years without this school. We have three…read morekids who will go back to back and we have had an incredible experience at Living Word. The staff is amazing--kind, knowledgeable, and always focused on the well-being and development of each child. They really foster a love for learning while making sure the kids are prepared for kindergarten. My children have grown so much here, both in terms of academics and confidence, and it's clear that the teachers are passionate about what they do. I highly recommend this preschool to anyone looking for a place where their child will feel safe, loved, and ready for the next step in their educational journey. It's been such a positive experience for our family! LW is an amazing community and we are truly grateful to be a part of it.

Living Word Lutheran Preschool is a faith-based preschool for ages 15 months (toddler class) - age…read more5 (pre-K) located within Living Word Lutheran Church. It follows a traditional school calendar. My daughter started here at 22 months and continued all the way to Pre-K. The impact this sweet little school has had on my daughter is beyond measure. She LOVED this school and it instilled in her a love for learning and her classmates, who she developed deep friendships with and still sees on play dates even after completing her years at the preschool. The classes are small and close, with teachers who love what they do and have been there for years. Her graduation from Living Word Lutheran Preschool was in May of 2024, and she is now in Kindergarten and excelling, thanks to the work of these amazing teachers. I'm going to list several of the things I love about this school: - Teachers have lots of experience, love what they do, and continue to be lifelong learners (professional development annually). I'm a (former) high school teacher and this was important to me as a teacher myself. And they were such a blessing in my daughter's life - my daughter loved them all so much from the toddler class to the 2's to the 3's to pre-K. She still asks me how they're doing. We actually made the decision to join the church after our daughter was here for several years - and we love it. -Great activities - which in our years there- included St. Jude's Trike-a-thon, growing butterflies, nature walks, "dinosaur hunts," and tons of art projects in addition to the academics. -Lots of play time: so important for socialization. They have a wonderful, gated playground- definitely worth seeing on the tour. They get to ride tricycles out on the playground too in addition to all the climbing structures. My Gym visits Living Word Lutheran Preschool weekly (included in price) and they have other offered activities that come to the school including Soccer Shots and Boni's dance. -Academics-wise: I wanted her to be prepared for kindergarten and kindergarten has been a great experience based on her foundation from this preschool. -Organization/Communication: A handbook clearly outlines the school's procedures. They have an efficient car line before and after school, too, but my favorite thing to do was park in the farther church parking lot and walk my daughter up this walking path they have that goes to the entrance of the church. She loved running/hopping/skipping to school on that little walking path. The director, Ms. Bev, is amazing and she is to credit for the school's excellent communication. -Hours: As dual working parents, the hours 8:30-2:30 plus the ability to add before care and/or after care worked wonderfully for our family. To note: as they follow a traditional school calendar, the school does not run in the summer. I used to tell the director, Ms. Bev, that I'd continue my daughter here if they offered beyond Pre-K. It will always be a source of fond memories from my daughter's early years.

o year and four year old children started attending WTH mid-year. We are new to the area and found…read moreit difficult to find a preschool that had great curriculum and staff with college degrees that wasn't affiliated with a church or considered a day care. WTH has been the ideal fit for us. All the teachers have at least a bachelors and many have a masters in teaching. Most have also been at WTH or teaching for many many years. When you step in WTH you can immediately tell that it's a real school environment-- they even have a library and lunch room. In a short period of time, my four year old is advancing really quickly. With in just a few weeks he's already holding a pencil correctly and writing his name (both things he didn't do at prior preschools). This was my two year old's first experience at preschool. I was a little nervous because he's never been cared for outside of our home. With in just a week he would detach with no problem and walk away with a "bye mommy." He's also becoming really independent through their encouragement. He'll bring his own things into school and put them away. It's also worth noting that the director is almost always present and is fully immersed in the activities at the school. I see her all the time from drop off to pick up. This preschool is absolutely top notch. Great teachers, strong curriculum and a really nice facility. We're happy to have found WTH!

My son is 4 years old and has been at the Treehouse School for the past two years. I have been…read moreamazed by my sons development during this time frame which I give credit to the amazing and compassionate teachers they hire. This is a top notch pre school that is second to none.

I had a wonderful experience in the 2 year old class. The teacher was great, my son had friends,…read moreeverything was good. He moved to the next room after he turned three and it quickly went downhill. He spent numerous days in "the office" without any notification for me until I got there to pick him up. I would have appreciated some sort of communication that he had been spending hours in the office, which was a glass room with a dining room table. My son had just turned three, one day I came to pick him up and the "owner "said he refused to put his shoes on and told him he couldn't go back to his class until he put them on by himself. He's three, and it was literally the first day he had ever worn shoes with laces. He had no idea how to untie them, they were in double knots. Another day I went to pick him up and he had been in the office three or four times that day for random things, and the "owner " told me he was harassing other students. I was never called nor notified of this behavior. Just walked in to my 3 year old son in "The office" for idk how long. One day I went to pick him up, and they told me he wasn't welcome back. Again never called or notified until I walked in the door. The "owner " also complained in a letter to all parents that children shouldn't be getting out of their cars after eating food on the way to school, that they could make it from the house to school without eating. And that many of the parents cars look like bombs went off inside them. I don't know how this man is over a school, but it was a terrible experience. This may not be the experience of everyone however it was my experience and I would not recommend this school.

This was a disappointing experience from the start. My son started in the 2 year old classroom and…read moreimmediately regressed academically. After he turned 3 we had parent teacher conference and his teacher told us he was not ready to move to the next classroom. Her reason was he did not meet the maturity and developmental requirements to move up. Less than 2 months later they told us he was moving to the next classroom (he had not shown improvement on the areas previously mentioned). There were inconsistencies at home and I expressed to his then current teacher, new teacher, and the director that I did not think he would handle the transition well at that time. They moved him anyway and he started showing signs of physical aggression which he never had before. I understand the need to protect teachers and other students, but this was poorly addressed. About 10 days into the new class we had a meeting with the new teacher and the owner stating we would need to pick him up early when he was having behaviors and have consequences once taken home. Later that day we were called to pick him up early. The following day they allowed him to stay a full day even though he was having behaviors and at pickup we were told he was not welcome to come back to the school. We were given 1 day, one early pickup to put into practice their action plan. The school did not take into consideration the parents concerns. They thought they knew better.

I debated whether to leave this review, but after recently learning that another parent experienced…read morea similar concern, I felt it was important to share our experience so other parents can make informed decisions. We genuinely loved this school in the beginning. Our son seemed happy there, we liked his teachers, and we felt good about having him there. That is part of what made the concerns that eventually came up so disappointing and ultimately caused us to lose trust. The first happened when I picked him up with a significant bite mark. His main teacher was out at the time, and we were told that no one had seen what happened. The school did not have cameras. I completely understand that biting happens at this age, and the school was apologetic. My concern wasn't simply that he had been bitten. It was that the bite was significant enough to leave a substantial mark, yet no one could tell us when or how it happened. A few weeks later, our son came home appearing to be in the same diaper we had sent him to school in approximately six hours earlier. We had just brought in a new supply of diapers and pull-ups two days before, and we had also been told they were working with him on potty training. This was actually the second time we had noticed something like this. The first time, I gave the school the benefit of the doubt because I thought there could have been another explanation. When it happened again, I raised the concern. What bothered me most was the response. I did not feel that my concern about whether his diaper had been changed was directly addressed. Instead, we were reassured that he was loved and that his teachers were doing their best. I appreciated that they cared about him, but I was looking for a clear explanation and accountability for what had happened. I don't expect any childcare center or teacher to be perfect. Toddlers bite, accidents happen, and caring for young children is incredibly demanding. For us, this ultimately became an issue of supervision, communication, and accountability. Once those things happened, I started questioning what else we might not know about and whether we could trust that a future concern would be noticed and communicated to us. After these experiences, I toured other schools and submitted our 30-day withdrawal notice. The school asked us more than once to reconsider. Ultimately, though, we no longer felt comfortable taking another chance when it came to our child's care and safety, so we decided to move him. I'm sharing this because I believe parents deserve to hear experiences like ours when deciding where they feel comfortable leaving their children.

Our son and daughter both started off at Good Kids as babies and had great experiences. They…read morealways looked forward to going in to learn along with socializing/playing with their friends.

My 7yr old son, Dillon Harrison, attends Good Kids Edu-Care and loves it!!! He learns how to speak…read moreChinese taught by the wonderful teacher Ms. Stella and amazing owner, Mrs. Annika! This is a great place for kids to learn about different cultures and the entire staff that I have encountered are nice and friendly. I recommend this facility to anyone in the Spring and Woodlands areas looking for affordable morning, noon and evening child care! They also provide breakfast and snacks throughout the day.

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.

Best childcare and preschool in town. I drive 25min to get my children at this Alianza school…read morelocation! Worth it as this is the best in class in Spring! Better than others and affordable! Here is more info: Accepting children as young as 3 months old up to Kindergarten Alianza offers small class sizes - The teacher-student ratio is low, and varies depending on student's age. Being proficient in more than one language has shown to enhance a child's overall verbal development, heighten creativity, as well as improve cognitive performance in basic skills. Alianza wants to provide diverse, multicultural experiences to cultivate openness and an appreciation for different cultures. This prepares children to successfully maneuver in a multilingual and multicultural world. Alianza offers an 11/12-week summer camp program. You may choose as many weeks as you want, with a minimum of three weeks. Whether your child is unable to speak Spanish or is very fluent in Spanish, he/she will enhance language skills with exciting, entertaining and life-enhancing adventures through Spanish immersion.