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Phoenix Children's Academy Private Preschool, Cypress - Houston

Phoenix Children's Academy Private Preschool, Cypress - Houston

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12300 Queenston Blvd, Houston, Texas, 77095, United States
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Sep 8, 2016
One of the best decisions we ever made for our daughter and son was to put them in this preschool. When my daughter was 16 months, I was looking for a preschool where she would be happy and learn and play in a nurturing environment. After looking at many preschools in the area, I finally decided on Phoenix Children’s Academy since I liked the facility and location. My daughter had bad separation anxiety, but the teachers were so helpful and caring, she adjusted fast to her new surroundings. She is now 3 years old and loves her school and all teachers from each class she has been to in her age group. Since April I enrolled my 1 year old son as well, and he is in the same class where she started and loves going to school in the morning. What I like is the personal attention my children receive and the wonderful personality of all the teachers and staff; how they know what the children like and dislike, and how they interact with all the children. It’s truly a nurturing environment with great teachers. The staff and director are great, and have always been helpful with any arrangements for my kids’ attendance. My son is already trying to talk and knows some sign language, and my daughter is well advanced for her age and knows all but how to write. Love PCA!

Aug 5, 2016
Let me start off by saying I am that extremely picky parent who asks a million questions while searching for the perfect daycare. This was the second place I stopped at during my search and I didn't need to continue after talking to the wonderful ladies here! They were not at all discouraged by my pesky nature and tons of questions but instead understanding and very supportive! They were not only welcoming and loving to my son but extremely flexible and willing to go above and beyond to meet my needs/expectations. I leave every morning very confident that my son is being well loved and taken care of while I work. The ladies in the infant room have been more than accommodating to ensure both myself and my son are happy with everything they do! I highly recommend Phoenix to the picky and overprotective mothers like myself! :)

Aug 26, 2016
I love PCA! The director is very involved and works with you! My son absolutely adores his teachers and is excited to see them every day! He has learned so much! It has such a family feel. The teacher that makes all the meals has my son as her helper in the mornings. He feels so important! It makes a working mom like me feel so much better leaving my son somewhere that I trust!

Aug 11, 2016
My daughter is enrolled in their preschool class and she absolutely loves it, and she's learning so much. All of the staff are very friendly and personable. I always recommend Phoenix to any of my friends looking for a good preschool.

Jun 27, 2014
UPDATE: We have decided to make the change to another school. The demeanor and friendliness has changed completely. There are still some folks that work there that are sweet and caring people, but it seems more and more are taking on a corporate attitude. Its a business now. I would say 50-75% of the teachers have been replaced in the recent years. I have been a parent with kids at this school for close to 4 years. After the school changed from private ownership to corporate owned, I think the school is on a downward trend. Just recently, a new director has taken over and teachers are leaving right and left. Enrollment looks to be down. I just don't feel like the school cares about my family anymore. Its not personal any more. Its a business. Multiple families I know and my family included are researching other options for sending our kids.

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