Both my son and daughter have attended the Nature School Of Fairview over the course of the last…read moreseveral years. I can personally attest to the commitment, attention, and creativity of the staff and administration of the school. It is blatantly clear that every one of them cares deeply about the children, and it fosters a true sense of community. We've felt so thankful to have found them!

The great school. The greatest teachers, the best environment. My daughter is 4yo and they spend so…read moremany time outside- this is the greatest benefit for their development, health, brain.

Brentfield Is a magical place. My son began there in the middle of fourth grade when we transferred…read moreto Dallas with AT&T from San Antonio. It was a huge change for all of us but especially for him. I don't care about Commended This and Blue Ribbon That, I care about my son living a fulfilling life. Brentfield is the only school where someone knew more about autism than I do. Principal Steve Lemons is a diplomat. He supports his teachers tremendously but he also acknowledges their flaws. He knows the name of every child, he greets them, he is no stranger to the cafeteria. He was born to be an elementary school principal. Absolutely.

Our family loves this school! We have 2 children at Brentfield, and we have had a great…read moreexperience. Every year we feel like we hit the teacher jackpot. They are great educators, and they go above and beyond with individual needs of the kids. We moved specifically to this area for the school and has exceeded our expectations. My kids love going to school every day and they are learning so much. Another great aspect to the school is the community between parents, teachers and staff. Our family feels extremely connected to the Brentfield community.

We started at Alpha when our little one was one year old. It meant a LOT to me that he happily…read morewalked into the school for drop-off every day. The staff greets him by name at the door each morning and loves on him throughout the day. Two years later, our 3 year old is still happily (minus the occassional toddler tantrum :-) walking into school every day. Ms. Rupali runs a tight ship and you can see all the love and effort she pours into the kids. We love Ms. Rupa, Ms. Janet, Ms. Shanti, & Ms. Beth. I am amazed at how much he is learning and growing at Alpha (writing his name, the alphabet, and sight words). Alpha has been such a blessing to our family. As a parent, I so am thankful that our little one is so well taken care of.

Friendly and approachable Staff and my kids enjoy going to school here. Immersive learning…read moreopportunities and good extracurricular activities available.

My daughter has attended Winston since Kindergarten. She is now in 7th grade. We - and my…read moredaughter especially - love this school. Everyone at Winston, from staff to teachers to coaches, cares for my daughter as if she were their own. A lot of love in that place.

School employed a 1st grade teacher with no SPED background. They also refused to work with our…read moreson, despite knowing he had behavior and admitting him despite the behavior. My understanding from other parents is that the quality at the school changes depending on leadership (as is the case at many schools), and with all the turnover in recent years, sounds like that may be the case now.

Oh how I wish I could give this place NEGATIVE stars!…read more My daughter started attending this place when she was less than a year old (August 2022). I had a friend whose daughter was in the Kindergarten class and had nice things to say about it. My husband and I toured it and I didn't get warm fuzzies right away from the director, Connie, but we moved forward with the enrollment process because we needed child care asap. Right away we did tell the director that our daughter has multiple severe food allergies and we filled out all the appropriate paperwork and provided her benadryl and epi-pen right away. FIRST INCIDENT: Not even two months after enrollment, we picked up my daughter on a Friday and after an hour being home she started breaking out in hives everywhere. She didn't have anything to eat at home. My husband had to give her the epi-pen. Right away, I sent an email to the director and let her know what happened. Connie let us know that her normal teachers weren't in the class that day, it could have been possible that someone gave her something she wasn't supposed to have. Of course by Monday the people we talked to couldn't remember if she ate something. The learning moment from that was that a teacher would sit by her at every meal/snack. My daughter was in the older infant class and we liked her teachers in there, never had problems. It wasn't until the summer of this year problems started happening. She moved into the younger toddler class, her teachers in there were also nice and loving to the students. This summer the owner decided to sell their Castle Montessori to Cadence Education. The director, Connie, left and the admin left not long after her. The new director, Ms. Nilima, was not approachable and very cold in those first weeks, maybe up to a month. She never made eye contact when my daughter and I entered the building. How could you not acknowledge who enters the building, especially at a child care facility?! During the summer we enrolled my Kindergartener here for their summer program. WORST program ever! We paid weekly tuition that was supposed to include weekly field trips, which some were cancelled due to the weather but nothing was every rescheduled. It was a waste of money. The final straw was when my daughter had ANOTHER allergic reaction!!! They claimed that she woke up in hives, ok, the director called us multiple times (I work in an area where I can't have my phone with me), she didn't leave my husband and I voicemails. My husband called back and the person on the phone just asked if they can give my daughter benadryl and of course he said yes. He decided to go to the school and they did NOTHING. She was covered in hives, she should have been given her epi-pen based on the emergency plan we provided. Ms. Nilima wasn't around, and my daughter was in her classroom, with her teachers putting her eczema lotion on her. She should have at least been at the front office being monitored for anaphylaxis. Multiple emails were exchanged after this incident. The director's responses were just appalling, with no empathy, and thinking she knows better than what a doctor says to do in an emergency. We pulled her out immediately, there was NO WAY we could trust this place every again. We had a meeting with the director a few days after the incident, she finally apologized and took full responsibility. She mentioned her staff will go through more training, but the damage was done. We demanded our full deposit back and never looked back. What really got me fired up was when I asked the director if they were going to self report themself to the state regarding this incident. Her response was no because an ambulance or ER visit didn't occur....WTF?!?!? Herself and the staff was clearly not capable of handling the situation.....or reading an emergency plan and FOLLOWING it. Honestly, I hope every parent reads this and stays far, far, away! This incident happened end of August this year and still makes my blood boil.

My daughter has joined Castle McKinney 6 months ago.. she is with Ms Sowmya from then. Ms Sowmya is…read morean amazing teacher for the kids, she is always attentive and accommodative. She makes sure our kid is well behaved and expresses her feelings. I can see lot of improvements in my daughter both personally and academically. Ms Sowmya is always reachable in person and Kayambu App. My daughter is excited to go to school and enjoys being with her friends and teachers. We had a wonderful birthday party for my daughter at her classroom. The directors and teachers in the school are very friendly, flexible and welcoming. We enjoyed lot of celebration's happened at school... Will definitely recommend this school to everyone!

My niece attends this school in the 4-year-old classroom. Recently, she came home complaining that…read moreher arm was hurting and stated that Ms. Sandy took her into the bathroom and pinched her under the arm. The incident was reported to the director, but the only action taken appears to have been filing a report and moving her to another classroom. At four years old, my niece is fully capable of communicating what happened to her, and the physical marks supported her statement. Despite this, the teacher is still employed at the school. We were also informed that the cameras are only monitored live and do not record footage, which raises serious concerns regarding accountability and student safety. As a parent or family member, this situation is extremely disturbing. I would not recommend this daycare based on how this matter was handled. I believe incidents involving allegations of physical harm toward a child should be taken far more seriously and investigated thoroughly. I intend to follow up with the appropriate state agencies to request a formal inspection and review of this facility. No child should ever feel unsafe in a learning environment, and no teacher accused of inappropriate physical conduct should remain in the classroom without a proper investigation.

My daughter has been attending the learning experience since September 2023 and she's loved every…read moreminute of it!! She started off in toddler where her teacher Ms. Nunu worked we us to get her potty trained! All of the teacher are great and loving ! I can't say enough good things about this daycare. From the very first day, the staff made my children feel welcomed, safe, and cared for. They treat the kids like family, and it shows in how happy and excited my little ones are to go every morning. The teachers are patient, loving, and truly dedicated to helping the kids learn and grow. I've noticed so much progress in my children's social skills, confidence, and learning since they started here. The communication with parents is excellent, and I always feel reassured knowing my kids are in great hands. I'm so grateful to have found a daycare that provides not only care, but also a nurturing environment where my kids can thrive. Highly recommend!

We have been at PCCS since our daughter was in first grade, she is now in 8th and our son is in 1st…read moregrade. We love PCCS for many reasons, but consistently is one of the main reasons we love it. They continue to pour God into our children in every way, whether it be in the curriculum, or in chapel, or just going to a teacher to talk to. We appreciate the dedication that goes into choosing the right teachers to teach our children and choosing the right admin to run the school on a daily basis. We have many choices of schools to send our children too but PCCS is the only school I can be involved on a daily basis if I choose with the parent partner positions and where my opinion is heard and not ignored. We appreciate everything that PCCS is to our children and our family

This school was a game changer for my son and daughter. The teachers, staff, students, and fellow…read moreparents all care deeply for each student, their future, and their relationship with the Lord. Can't praise them highly enough! (My son attended his senior year here after K-10 homeschool, and 11th at a charter school. And my daughter attended here her sophomore year and will continue, after K-9 homeschool.)

My child was moved from the daycare to the school and from there they was calling me to get my…read morechild every day and also I think the owner had a vendetta against my child my child had an altercation with another student and she was only trying to send my child home and this was told to me by his teacher my child also had a busted lip no one knew what happened the last day my child was there they called me to come get him because they say he was choking someone but when I went and got him he had scribble of pen on both of his shoes and also his cot got stolen they didn't care but another student blanket got stolen they put paper in the kids folder and also sent an email out about it they don't treat non of the kids the same they're getting paid for him and all they wanna do is send him home whatever happened to time out but anywho I transferred him and don't recommend this racist school

There is always a smiling face when you walk into the building. the Mesquite ISD program there is…read moreawesome. It is getting the kids ready for big school academically and socially.