Private Schools

My boys just started this year & they love it!

I went to daycare at Kiddie Korner back in 1961-62. They were so good with all us kids. I still have my kindergarten graduation picture. Everyone was so wonderful there.

It's awesome

This will be our 7th year at Mount St. Michael. There are so many things that we love about the school: the daily Mass, virtue based formation, classical curriculum and montessori. Over the past few years we've gotten to know many alumni from MSM. They have gone on to be academically successful, service oriented, godly leaders in their high schools and colleges. We are partnering with Mount St. Michael to help our children develop into adults like these amazing alumni. We enthusiastically recommend Mount St. Michael.

Students are known to be best prepared for high school here. Academics are rigorous in a nurturing environment. The teachers genuinely care about the kids, and they are encouraged to be self-advocates. The SPARQ lab (3-D printer, green screen, robotics etc) and Classroom of the Earth camping trips for each grade are popular. The school places strong emphasis on Spanish language. There is a language immersion Costa Rica trip in the summer for students entering 7th and 8th grade. Good Shepherd was recently incredibly generous in disaster relief: water and supplies gathered, driven down in the trailer, and meals were served, and taking in 40 Hurricane Harvey evacuee students temporarily until they could be placed in other schools. The only complaint is the cafeteria food.

I asked them hard questions when going through the bible class and they appreciated it. If you're looking for a logic/fact based church to attend, this is the one. Be challenged, and challenge them to get every question you have answered - you won't regret it.

Its awesome here☺

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The best kept secret in Dallas is getting out. Great location and campus, small class sizes, amazing teachers who make a real difference in the kid's lives. Both of my kids have gone there and they love school and learning. Isn't that what you really want out of an elementary school?