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Mrs Kazuk is one of the worst directors/principals I've EVER met. Their code of conduct does NOT state that they paddle children, however, Mrs Kazuk took my child to a private room and threatened to beat him with one. And then theysent me a text message about the incident as if this was ok! Why? Because the incompetent kindergarten teacher, Mrs Trentam, catered to the other 6 kids in the class that were females and did not know how to cater her teaching style to a 5 year old boy who was surrounded by nothing but females all day. Oh and don't bother talking to that fabulous pastor up there, he doesn't return calls and avoids meetings with parents who have complaints about his school. If you have a son ages 5 to 8 don't enroll them in this "school".

I would never take my child here. I went for a tour and the school was painted in all brown and grey, with lights soo dim in every room that I had to ask the person taking me for a tour if they were broken. She informed me that they weren't and said she had never noticed any difference. The children here were soo quiet and seemed depressed. Go elsewhere!

Principal Linda Santos is unresponsive and unsupportive if you have concerns about the school. Not an inclusive setting. Our child suffered mistreatment under her leadership and instead of resolving matters with staff concerned we were told school was not a good match for us. Letters to diocese complaining were unanswered. Parents be ware.

My daughter has been a student at Fellowship Academy since 5th grade and she is now in 9th grade. Fellowship is a wonderful school and we highly recommend it to anyone wanting a well rounded Christian education for their child.

Home school and church for 50 plus yrs

Great school and day care, the staff is amazing anf loving. My daughter has been there for a little over 2 years and she loves it.

This center has so much oppertunity to succeed and grow, Mrs. Latoya the center director is so amazing with my kids, however I have noticed in the past 2.5 years my children have attended that recently there seems to be a revolving door of teachers. As a parent this makes me want to find a different child care center for my children however it is the only CCMS certified center that picks up from my child’s school. Now let me clear things up this isn’t a bad review of the teachers currently there or the director, from what I’ve seen it’s a lack of Pay from the owners. When a qualified candidate comes in with a application more then $8 an hour should be offered, these people are watching my babies and taking care of my children they should be paid a qualifying wage especially with the cost of child care. With this center being CCMS certified the owner is receiving $20 a day per child wether they attend or not, this is not including what the parents portion is or for the parents who are fortunate enough to pay out of pocket due to CCMS no longer accepting new applicants. With Haltom City’s future plans of business growth I see nothing but positive changes heading our way, but I would have to say without the pay no applicants will come and you won’t be able to keep the qualified people you have let alone enroll more children into the center. If the owners can’t pay a living wage to their employees maybe they should re think the business they are in.

It's really nice school I love it thank you for this years sharing with you guys God bless you.

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My daughter joined 1st grade at RMS in February and the change in her has been amazing! She is happier, healthier and more confident than she's been since starting public school 2 years ago. Their Montessori Approach challenges her at her level and pace, builds social skills and encourages her natural enthusiasm for learning. It's been a great fit for her personality. The staff is very caring and easy to reach when I have questions. I'm very glad we chose RMS!

Huge bullying problem. Failure from school administration to deal with it. Failure from the pastor, Fr. Luke, to address it, failure from Fort Worth Diocese to address it. This school produces pompous kids, and hurt kids. It feeds the mentality of you are a great kid because you go to this school, but fails to hold students to that standard. It’s an awful school. Religious education teacher has no idea what she’s doing. Yes she has a masters in theology, but she has no idea how to teach. The kids do not need deep theology at these ages anyway. They need the information to be simple. She will flunk your kids on simple religious assignments. I fear for the kids that take her religious ed class. Parents love the idea of SMG to be a great Catholic school for their kids, but instead of holding the school accountable, they turn a blind eye and act like it’s an amazing school simply because they want it to be an amazing school. God forbid if you speak out at the parish either. The pastor will ban you from volunteer activity if you challenge him in any way. PLEASE! DO NOT SUBJECT YOUR CHILDREN TO THIS SCHOOL!!!! I’ve seen the damage it can do.

Primrose School is a very good program all the way through, healthy and safe environment.

The Allred family loves CU! We are very involved in school life/activities and just love everything the school has to offer. The teachers are absolutely amazing! Very low teacher turnover at CU - goes to show that the teachers also love it there! My 2 children attend CU and are about 4 yrs apart.. both girls have had the same teachers throughout the grades! So awesome! CU offers things you don't find elsewhere... the nature school is a fantastic bonus learning opportunity (barnyard with a Llama, goats, a pig etc), plus many elective options like Debate, musical instruments, broadcasting.. etc. The curriculum is fantastic too - everything you would expect and more. One of our favorite learning opportunities last year in 3rd grade was the Business expo. Grades 3 - 6th are involved in the Business Expo - they form teams and prepare a business plan, obtain a business loan, build a product, sell the product and reap the rewards afterwards. It is just one example of the exceptional education my children receive at Children's University. It is worth a visit!