If you like a natural way to raise your child, this is your school…read more My daughter has been here for 4 months and I am still excited everyday when I drive her to school. She likes to count the 8 cows on the way and when she sees 1 donkey and 1 goat, here comes the school.

What a blessing MCDS has been for our son and family. The growth and development we have seen since…read moreattending is amazing. The teachers and staff feel like family. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a local Montessori in the area.

Words truly can't express how grateful we are for Wonderland Montessori. From my very first phone…read morecall with the Head of School, Kim, I immediately felt at ease, she welcomed us with warmth and has treated us like family ever since. Our son is absolutely thriving in the Toddler classroom, and his Guides are nothing short of incredible. After a difficult experience with a previous daycare, I was understandably anxious about making another change. But this transition has exceeded all expectations. The care, structure, and genuine love the staff shows every day have made such a difference, not only for our son, but for our whole family. If I could give 100 stars, I would. This is hands down the best school around, and I'm so excited to watch our son continue to grow and thrive here. We are so thankful to be part of the Wonderland community!

Our daughter started in Nido with Marlen, Gloria and Deysi at 6.5 months January 2023. She has…read moresince moved up to the Toddler class in late summer 2023 with Gloria and Yashoda. We have experienced nothing but love from all caregivers, including Kim and the substitutes. The passion for early development is alive and well at this school. They care about who each child is and do everything they can to meet them where they are on a daily basis. The peace of mind we have every day when we drop our child off is invaluable. If you want your child to grow up exposed to diversity, independence, responsibility and community, these people have done just that for us so far! They are professionals in a field I believe is severely undervalued.

I don't generally post negative reviews online, preferring to support businesses where I have had…read morepositive experiences. This is the exception. My son was enrolled in Guidepost Flower Mound's Spanish Immersion program for 18 months, and we rarely went more than a month without a major change or staff turnover. We stayed as long as we did because the Guides caring for our son were excellent, but they have all since left the school. Over time, it became apparent that there were significant issues behind the scenes. The atmosphere among staff often felt tense, and the administration was not transparent with families about changes affecting the school. Important decisions were typically communicated only after they had already been made. We ultimately decided to withdraw when the school announced the closure of the Spanish Immersion program. The announcement was sent to parents on a Friday evening and gave just two weeks' notice that children would be separated into existing classes. It offered only vague suggestions about future Spanish language instruction. There was no attempt to consult with parents beforehand, despite administrators stating the program had been under review for months. Attempts to seek clarification afterward were met with vague responses rather than clear answers. The final disappointment has been the handling of our deposit. In March, both the Head of School and administrators at TNC Schools confirmed in writing that our deposit would be returned. Several months later, we are still waiting. There has been no communication since March and no explanation for the delay. It is difficult to understand why a commitment made clearly and explicitly in writing has not been honored. Having toured many Montessori schools in the area, my impression is that Guidepost is priced as a premium option for local families. While every family must decide for themselves whether that cost is justified, our experience of constant staff turnover, program instability, poor communication, lack of transparency, and the school's failure to follow through on its written commitment to return our deposit did not reflect the level of professionalism and stability we expected. For those reasons, I cannot recommend the school to other families.

We made the difficult decision to withdraw our daughter from Guidepost Montessori Flower Mound in…read moreAugust 2025 due to serious administrative issues and ongoing problems with classroom management, including situations involving teacher behavior that we felt crossed appropriate boundaries and resulted in our child being treated poorly. As parents, we did not feel the concerns were handled with the seriousness or urgency they deserved. Following our withdrawal, Guidepost Montessori confirmed in writing that we were owed a refund totaling $2,156, including deposits and an overpayment. We were told a refund check had been requested. Unfortunately, nearly four months passed without receiving any refund, despite repeated follow-ups. We contacted school administration, regional management, and were later informed that refunds were being handled by a new entity after a change in ownership. Even after being redirected and providing all documentation again, we received no payment and no response for an extended period of time. The lack of accountability, communication, and professionalism--especially after concerns related to our child's well-being--has been extremely disappointing and stressful for our family. A school that promotes trust, care, and Montessori values should demonstrate the same responsibility in how it treats families, both emotionally and financially. I strongly encourage prospective families to ask very detailed questions about administration stability, classroom oversight, and refund policies before enrolling.

We have been with Alden since 2022 and are so thankful for the school, its teachers and…read moreadministrators, the children, and the community we have found there. Both of our children love their time at Alden and have developed a strong love for learning. Their growth has been amazing to witness. The teachers demonstrate care and expertise on a daily basis. Their staff is responsive, supportive, and transparent. The questions, issues, and feedback we have had over the years have been met with openness and a sense of partnership. Our children are precious and the most important things in our life. The teachers and administrators at Alden understand this and embrace their responsibilities in a way that instills confidence and comfort. My only concern is that they only offer up through 3rd grade!

My son started in the toddler class and went through elementary. He loved his teachers and the…read moreguidance in the true Montessori setting. We're thankful for the school and the education it brought to him.

Our two kiddos have been with Castle since they were little - and now my one kiddo just does…read moreaftercare since he's in public school. Words can't describe how amazing this school has been for our family. The teachers are like family (my black cat child is obsessed with her teacher, Ms. Sonali), and the place is always cared for well. The families we've met there have become best friends of ours, and it's such a fun little 'community.' Not only that, our son is in Kindergarten and above the rest from his education here. My kids have thrived - learning independence, learning practical life skills and wholeheartedly - a love of learning. I highly recommend Castle Mound to every parent I meet

I enrolled my son here after touring 10 different schools, and it has been fantastic. My son is…read morethriving under Ms. Sonali's tutelage, and has already learned so much in the 6 months he's been there. I can tell she and the other staff truly care about and love every child. Her passion for teaching Montessori is very obvious. He's always excited to go and is the happiest little boy every time I pick him up. The other students are always happy and smiling as well, which was one of the selling points of this school.

We switched our one year old from another school last year and it is truly the best decision we've…read moreever made. The staff at Primrose is incredible and it's obvious that all of the teachers have a passion for what they do. He started in Mrs. Renee's class, where he learned so much and now he's with Mrs. Lauren completely thriving and learning new skills each day. Every single teacher that we've interacted with is so caring, helpful and professional. We so appreciate that this option is available for our son's education and would recommend Primrose @ Wellington to anyone.

Amazing school! My wife & I stumbled into this investment & have never looked back. Or soon has had…read moresome amazing teachers who reflect a true carrying for their young charges. We have loved ask if his teachers, trust them explicitly with his care & wellbeing. Love this school!!

When first moving to the area, we tried a nearby Spanish immersion Montessori school for a year and…read moremy boys learned little Spanish. We then switched to SSH for a summer and noticed a difference. My oldest son is now in a dual-language elementary program and slowly learning Spanish. My youngest son is starting his second full year at SSH and his Spanish has improved dramatically. I'm confident after this year that he will be fluent in Spanish before he even joins the dual-language kindergarten program. The bottom line is, if you want your children to really learn Spanish, this place is fantastic. I don't want to stop there though, because this is also a great pre-school more broadly. As a result of moving while my kids were young, we have experience at a number of preschools (2 in my old city, 2 in Flower Mound). One of the key features often differentiating pre-schools that leave something to be desired versus pre-schools that are great is the continuity of staff. I expected this to matter but I don't think I appreciated how much. The continuity of staff is obviously helpful at a pure operations standpoint. However, I think think it also indicates how happy people are to work there (which is critically important when you're talking about people working with your children day in and day out). Patty is the head of SSH and has been there a long time. Over the two years now that my boys have been there, I see almost all of the same faces. They all seem on top of it, resulting in great communication with parents and a great experience for the children!

We enrolled our daughter at this preschool and initially felt very welcomed, especially after…read moreattending one of their family events. Unfortunately, things took a difficult turn once our daughter began potty training. Rather than receiving support and encouragement during this normal developmental stage, we were met with messages that felt shaming instead of helpful. Most concerning of all, our daughter told us she didn't feel loved by her teachers and asked to leave. That alone tells us everything we need to know, and we can't recommend this school.

We made the decision to move our daughter to EPS from an exemplary-rated public school starting in…read moresixth grade. She did OK in elementary school--made A's and B's--but constantly complained about having to attend and I hated that she was developing a bad attitude about school. After a day spent shadowing at EPS, she (and we) felt she had found her people! We love the small class size and the fact that the teachers are personally invested in the students. When our daughter first started, she was behind in a couple areas (mainly writing) and the English/Language Arts teacher called me in to discuss her concerns. During the meeting, a couple other teachers joined in. While I was a little caught off-guard, I realized their intention was to determine what they needed to do to get my daughter up to their standards. Now, as she completes her second year at EPS, I'm amazed at how far she has progressed. Her writing skills are incredible, and she has far exceeded what I learned in high school in social studies/history. She's developed a real passion for science and her IOWA test scores were amazing. I'm excited about her completing middle school at EPS. The nurturing atmosphere among her classmates and her teachers has allowed her to develop a true love of learning. I know her experience at EPS will serve her well in the future.

I love this school!!! All 4 of my kids are Primrose kids. My older three are absolutely thriving in…read moregrade school now. My youngest is currently attending Primrose of NE Flower Mound. He loves it there! Every single teacher he has had has been so sweet and loving. They really know how to make you and your child feel special.

We had our kids at the Primrose of NE Flower Mound for roughly five years, and in all rooms from…read moreinfant to Explorers. The longtime owner recently sold the business and there have been a lot of changes. I'm sure that will settle and then it just comes down to your personal preferences and what you want out of a child care. Most of the teachers are wonderful and you can tell they really care about the kids. Where I think there needs to be significant improvement is in addressing the needs of kids with food allergies, keeping a better handle on the Explorer age kids, and communication to parents in general. If you have a child with food allergies, I would highly recommend you look elsewhere. We had issues with our child being fed foods he was allergic to, reports coming home saying he had been feds he was allergic to that we were subsequently told were typos, and not always being provided menus with allergy information in a timely manner (so that we could bring substitute food in). Another mom told me she had recently witnessed my child eating another child's snack (he was allergic to) when the teacher wasn't looking. She intervened and the teacher thanked her but I was never notified about it. It probably explains why he randomly vomited in our car, though. It was just a string of reoccuring issues over a long period of time that I felt was glossed over and never adequately addressed. It was a hassle. If you have an older child ("Explorers age"), I would also recommend looking elsewhere. When my child was put into Explorers, all of a sudden I started having behavior issues (language, attitude, etc.) and I know I wasn't the only parent who felt that way. Again, my complaints fell on deaf ears. My sense is that it is a lot of younger people (college age?) who don't have the experience to know when they need to correct behavior and/or communicate to parents. I spent my summer trying to deprogram my child and still got a note back from his fall teacher (at a regular school) saying he was ornery.

Our baby was at KLA from 5 Months until 14 months. We moved and I was truly devastated to pull our…read moredaughter out of this school - Her goodbye tree signed by all the teachers with little thumbprints from her classmates still hangs on our fridge a few months later. KLA is such a special place. The teaching curriculum Reggio Emilia is what initially drew me to the school as I loved how it moved a step further than the traditional Montessori. I was so excited for her first day of school because I felt so confident in the staff and the growth they would bring to her. She truly blossomed under their care, learning so much personal and environmental awareness, communication, and curiosity about her surroundings . If another franchise opens up closer to our new home in Dallas proper, we will definitely be the first to sign up!

Our experience at KLA started off really well. Our daughter's first teacher was sweet and kind, and…read moremade the transition into daycare easy. When she moved up to the 2s class, her teacher, Mrs. Kristy, was an absolute rock star -- you could tell she truly cared about the kids. Unfortunately, things took a turn once our daughter started the 3s class. The new teacher seemed anxious and struggled to handle the stress of the role, and she didn't last long in the position. When I raised questions with the director about staff turnover, the answers I got were vague to the point of feeling evasive, which was concerning. Between the high staff turnover and what felt like a lack of transparent leadership, we ultimately decided to leave. Given these experiences, I can't recommend this daycare to other families.