Great place for your infant or toddler. We had our son for a year until we moved to Austin. He…read moreloved the school so much that he would refuse to go home at times. The teachers were great even when they left, they made sure the incoming teacher was up to speed and knew all the kids. The principal, Lindsay was always helpful and courteous. She was a big help in helping us secure a spot in their Austin branch. The school is new so they are eager to please. I would heartily recommend this pre-school/daycare for your kid.

I am beyond pleased with Stepping Stone School! My daughter has attended since she was just six…read moreweeks old and is now two years old, and it truly speaks volumes that the majority of her teachers from earlier classrooms are still there. Every morning when we walk in, my daughter is greeted with so much love from Miss Emily. They even talk about Miss Emily's four cats, which always brings a smile to my daughter's face and makes her feel so comfortable and connected. Throughout the day, Mrs. Chelsie often stops by her classroom to visit, take pictures, and share updates with me, which means so much. As a single mom and a natural worrier, having that consistent communication gives me such peace of mind. I genuinely have no worries when my daughter is at Stepping Stone. They truly treat us like family with daily updates, check-ins, and even phone calls when my daughter misses a day to make sure everything is okay. At Stepping Stone, my child is never forgotten and is always well cared for by every teacher she encounters. Mrs. Melissa has also left a lasting impression on my baby girl. Even after transitioning classrooms, she continues to check in on her, making sure she's doing well and thriving. I am incredibly grateful for the love, care, and dedication shown to my daughter and our family. Stepping Stone School is truly a special place.

I can say the teachers and the students were amazing to work with. My issue was mainly with the…read moreadministrators who are extremely rude and disrespectful. They treat subs like garbage. The current principal especially needs to be let go too!

Small facility seems overcrowded with kids, temp workers, staff and parents…read more No personalized attention to kids.

There is a reason they don't allow Facebook or Google reviews I think. I gave them every…read moreopportunity to win me over; after dragging my feet for 1.5 years, we finally moved and I could not be happier. From the get-go I felt intimidated by the owner, but felt it was a good thing cause she kept a tight ship with a business like looking over children, but there's very little ROI compared to my new place (that's also $200 cheaper/month). They never filled out essential-to-me developmental information on the take home sheet (in 1.5 yrs of going here) like what my child did every day, how their attitude was, what they learned etc. it was like pulling teeth asking for the information to the point where I stopped asking. Eventually I started asking again, went to the owner cause I still wasn't getting answers, and got a told I could buy the $2k curriculum and read over it if I wanted to.. I said excuse me? And then went off on lack of communication until they printed 52 weeks of parent sheets that they claimed were too expensive to print out for every parent .... after complaining some more about how this is a right of mine as a parent paying $850/month they started writing what they did daily on a white board, but was still awkward asking "what does stop and go mean? What is that activity?" (+1star from a baseline one star for attempting to appease) Then, we got several rounds of sickness this year, to the point where my daughter got CMV and Mono flue at 20 months old. Owner showed slight concerns but only one follow up when she was out for a month. I asked for a discount and got shut down cause that's how they pay their workers. After breaking down Kathy said she'd speak to the co-owner (rarely seen but friendly). After 2 more weeks go by and we get admitted to tx children's and I ask again (since we planned to keep her out for atleast 2 weeks post sickness too to build immunity) she finally offered discount. When we returned and co owner asked how she was doing, Kathy made some snide remark about how she's a kid and kids get sick. No empathy. Undergrad kids are teachers. Fine, but would have 8 teachers and none were there from the morning and would not communicate information well between shift groups. High turnover for negative reasons after speaking with atleast 3 afterwards. They run a business well, but the drill sergeant doesn't need to be the face of the directors if there's two.. And empathy goes a long way in a leadership role. Both hubby and I had had enough of them and cannot say enough about new place. Writes full sheets of notes each day; sends pictures home, has new themes and curriculum. We've only been gone for 20 days and our daughters development has improved significantly (and I didn't notice anything "delayed" previously, she just seems way more confident and talkative than before). Was not planning on writing something up, but if you have a chance with another option and you feel better go with it. More expensive definitely doesn't mean better return on educational investment for your child in this situation.

I am impressed by Tina and all the caregivers at Primrose. They really care for the children and…read morehave been amazing; my two year old adjusted so well within the first tough month of daycare, and loves her teachers. She was bitten but they notified me right away, gave her ice, addressed the biter and facilitated an apology; I disagree with the previous comment saying they do not care if children get bitten. My youngest is incredibly happy and getting so much love / education / stimulation and every week, he produces tons of artwork that I hand out to happy grandparents. It's never easy leaving your infant in another person's hands but I know that he is receiving the attention he needs and can trust all the wonderful women in the young infant room. I really enjoy Primrose and they are meticulous about infection control (mine were sick once the whole time we've been there). I highly recommend it.

We have had 2 of our children in Primrose for the past three years, and it has been the best…read moreexperience! Our son is excelling in public school because of his education that he received a Primrose. They treat us like family, I would highly recommend them.

El Castillo Learning Center is a wonderful childcare facility. They actually provide a…read moreChristian-based curriculum. The children do a lot of hands-on activities and role-play activities. The staff is also very caring and very attentive.

Awesome school, great education and teachers who care. Our whole family loves Allen! Small Class…read moresizes lead to your child receiving individualized education and better results.

I attended Allen Academy for many years and graduated from there, and I can strongly say, apart…read morefrom the few teachers who are very kind, Allen Academy is a horrible option for any kid over 5th grade. They don't give you the "college readiness" they boast about, and many end up not knowing anything in college. Many are found being overlooked and disrespected by the school at every turn, ruining their confidence. The teachers give out free A's, and you have to put in absolutely no effort for a good grade, and it ends up being extremely hard when college comes around, because you've learned no material and no work ethic. In addition, Allen makes some horrible staff choices, and even when called out by all students and many parents, they refuse to do anything about it and blame it on the students. They put on a perfect act, but once you go to the school, it shuts off, and they only care about money. Allen Academy ruined high school for me and I wouldn't recommend it for any middle/high school students.

I was here to attend my college roommate/classmate funeral. I did know he was sorta of a big deal…read more The town was great and the food was great also. You can easily kiss this place, so be careful when passing there.

If you are looking to have a personalized, peaceful and positive birth experience then this is the…read moreplace for you! We are so incredibly blessed to have found the Jubilee Birth Center along with Toni Kimpel and her student Riley. We just recently had our first daughter with them at the birth center Every single aspect of our experience from prenatal to postpartum care was better than we could have imagined! Toni and her team are so knowledgeable and nurturing; my husband and I felt very confident and peaceful every step along our journey with them. They helped prepare me so well for the natural medication-free birth that we wanted. The birth center itself is very nice and cozy, I love the homey feel to it-- much better than a "sterile" fluorescent lit hospital room in my opinion! Two beautiful rooms to choose from with comfy beds, ample space for laboring in different positions, and a full birthing tub in each! Also birthing balls, stools and bracing rope available to use. Honestly my husband and I feel like Toni and Riley are family after going through so much with them. We can't wait to be pregnant again so we can do it all over!

My daughter had a heartbreaking ordeal with this birthing center. It sounded like a great idea to…read morebirth naturally, but it turned into a nightmare for our young couple. Come to find out their ultimate goal is to defraud and this is how they do it. They push for prepayment in full for a (discount) and then they will send the unsuspecting mothers to the hospital for a low fetal heartbeat which was normal for the baby according to the hospital. But they know now that they have raised an alarm, (false as it was) that the expecting mother will just birth in the hospital. I don't fault the birthing center for erring on the side of caution, but what came next put everything in a clear perspective. A call was made to the mother, now in the hospital, asking to join her. For the additional amount of 1500$ they would come and hold her hand, as they are not licensed and have no malpractice insurance, therefore the hospital staff cannot legally let them practice onsite. Our Daughter declined the additional services and went ahead with the birth at the hospital she was sent to by the midwife. A few days later our daughter and the baby went to an aftercare appointment facilitated by the birthing center where she brought up the fact that on the birthing centers advice, she now had a full hospital bill for the birth. She inquired about a partial refund due to services not rendered, Birthing the baby, a very reasonable request. The cold response was that the birthing center would look into it. Two weeks passed and then the birthing center informed them no refund would be issued at all. SO BEWARE: No matter the response that I know they will write.. the bottom line is this. They ask for prepayment knowing that if they choose they can just send the client in for some made up reason and now they no longer have to fulfill their part of the contract, all while keeping the entire payment amount. Completely ignoring the fact that services that were prepaid, were not rendered!