Private Schools

1600 a month for a DAYCARE! Make no mistake, they say they are a preschool, but is a far cry. No alerts about your kids until their fever is 101 F. Discourages sick employees from going home. Ran by people without any teaching degrees. Your child will not learn here, just wait for you to pick her up. Also, during walk throughs for new clients, they routinely hide sick and crying children. Owner replied below, bold faced lie. Internal training is not a teaching degree. Calling parents only when a child's fever has reached 101 is their idea of top priority.

I'm first to recommend White Bird Montessori to any parent, friend or family member. My oldest daughter first started in a chain daycare. After a year it became apparent that the method of teaching and caring was not what she needed. So, we made the change to White Bird which not only teaches BUT nurtures as well. The staff and director are wonderful and we couldn't be happier!

Uniform is terrible...

The receptionist and her incompetent boss are hardly as "christ-like" as they say they strive to be. They tried to charge me $50 for a copy of my diploma after telling me it would be $5 last week. Ps most of the questions (66%+) were bible-related so you don't need to have any actual useful world knowledge to pass their tests, anyway.

This is a great place for your children, they will learn and enjoy while they do it.

Absolutely love HCC! Very caring and loving staff!

Outstanding school and very reasonable price.

If you want your kids to learn independence, discipline, and knowledge, NAMS is the school to go. Ms Debby and Ms Nipa are wonderful teachers! In just over one month, my daughter starts to clean after herself and play independently.

IST has been the best choice for our children and our family. Our children are eager to attend school and truly love learning. The superb academics, IB approach and nurturing community at IST is exactly what young minds need to thrive.

I was one of those “typical” Moms who was fed billions of horrid stories about child care providers and schools etc… My first child was 18 months. She was raised with her native language. I visited many different schools for my child. There were schools that were built with impressive structures and even provided internet-cam for parents to view at any time. As I toured those schools, I looked for the classroom structure and teacher-student interactions. Nothing convinced me. Until, I toured Arbor Montessori Academy. Classroom: As teachers taught, students sat still and were visibly engaged. I even observed them raise their hands. Big sign!!! The teachers had their kids’ attention. Classrooms were clean and organized. So, I sent my 18 months old to Arbor Montessori Academy and still put this school through my microscope. I showed up unexpectedly and frequently just to see what was going on with my child. Every time I did so, here were what I saw with my own eyes: Teacher held my child and comforted her. Teacher fed my child and encouraged her to finish her lunch. Teacher washed her face and hands. My child raised her hand in her classroom when the teacher asked questions. (I watched through a glass window without letting my daughter know I was there) My child danced and laughed. After 6 weeks of witnessing all those facts, I realized that I have made a right decision sending my child there. The love these teachers showered those kids were amazing!!! Every day after that, my own child always told me which teacher tied her shoe laces that day or washed her off. She would tell me all she learnt. Before I knew it, she wrote her own name, read, adding, subtracting, understanding place values etc… Teachers (all teachers even the ones not teaching my children) have always been informative. Very friendly staff and very attentive and extremely professional. My children still think that I show up all the time since I know EVERYTHING going on with them at school. No second thoughts, I sent my second child there. After 4 years with my first child, school quality hasn’t slipped half an inch instead had raised its own standard. My second child is currently in kindergarten at Arbor. ADVANCED! My first child went through kindergarten there as well and first grade was no challenge. Kindergarten at Arbor is so vital. Big transition! All that they were taught in Montessori comes together their final kindergarten year and the transition from Montessori to traditional school was seamless for my elder daughter. Only if Arbor Montessori Academy went on to higher grades….. I would keep both my children there.

I have had my daughter, briefly, in two other preschools and nothing compares to Bluebonnet Montessori. I have been amazed at how much my daughter has learned. She comes home with samples of her writing and mathematics. Whenever I look at her schoolwork, I am so happy that I found this school. She loves her teachers and I am excited to send my younger daughter to school there as well.

My daughter started at Magellan in the Pre-primary (pre-school) class at 4 years old. We went to the orientation just to see what was out there. I was immediately blown away by this program. I think other moms will know the feeling when I say, it felt right. Yes, it is Spanish immersion and that was a big draw, but honestly it was much, much more. The IB program is so amazing. The teachers have all been great. The academics is spot on, but more important for me is how they are teaching children to be good citizens, good people. This school incorporates all the values that I believe are important. This program values the whole child. I found that the school is open to working and listening to the parents' concerns and ideas. They really work hard to build a community and I am happy to be apart of it.

Great education and physical education. I attended this school from 2010-2015 and it was a very well spent 5 years!