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July 2025 by Poojerrr
This has been a great place for my 2 year old! His development has made huge progress as well!
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June 2025 by Christina Entsminger-Reed
We moved our two youngest kids (3 months and 4 years old) to this school last August and it has been such a blessing. The teachers are so warm and caring, always welcoming each child with open arms. My 4 now 5 year old has also grown emotionally and is hitting major milestones. We had been to two schools prior to finding PCM with our other daughter and wish we would have found PCM earlier!
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June 2025 by Adrianne Dunham
Our 3.5 year old daughter has been attending PCM since she was 4 months old and my 10 month old son has been attending since he was 5 months old. From day one, we have had an extremely positive experience. Both of my children are treated with the utmost respect and care. Most importantly to me, they absolutely love school. The teachers and staff are like family. I fully trust them and am continually impressed with their commitment to their development, well being, and success. Logistically, the school is a dream -- ideal location, highly flexible hours, meals served. The school handles all the heavy lifting, making our lives so much easier. Knowing our kids are thriving in such a safe and loving environment brings my husband and me great peace of mind. We love PCM and are incredibly grateful for the PCM team!
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May 2025 by Farha Akhtar
We are so grateful to be a PCM family! We have been with PCM for 2.5 years now and the experience has been absolutely delightful. The teachers and staff have always made us feel like our daughter is loved and cared for. All of the teachers are highly skilled, compassionate and truly care about our child's growth and well being. Our daughter started off being a little shy, and now she's so confident, can read, write and do double digit math! All before kindergarten! Our daughter loves going to school everyday and lights up when she sees her teacher, which truly warms my heart.
The school itself is beautiful, always very clean, safe and they just redid the playground and it’s amazing! We also love that it is a nut-free school because our younger daughter is starting now and has a nut allergy. We’ll have peace of mind! The staff is easy to communicate with and if we’ve ever had any concerns they take care of it right away. We love that they teach our kids about diversity and have a great range of exciting subjects for them to learn each week. Show and tell is definitely our little one’s favorite thing!
It’s bittersweet our older daughter is now graduating and off to elementary school, but we’re so happy we get to continue to be a PCM family with our youngest! We can’t thank the teachers and staff enough for their continued love and care for our kids. PCM has truly become like family. I wholeheartedly recommend this school.
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May 2025 by Jena Wyrick
Professional, caring, and nurturing staff made this the best childcare/educational experience I could have ever hoped for. I was nervous about getting childcare for my 2yo, but when I saw the clean, kid friendly, exceptional facility, and the incredibly reasonable price for the services provided, I knew it was the place for us. My child was late to speech and within a month of being at Preston Creek, he had 20 words and working on more. He has advanced so far past my expectations in math, reading, counting, physical, and social skills. As soon as my 2nd child was ready I was enrolling him with no hesitation. From the teachers to the administrators, to the chef who got my picky eater to try much more than I ever could, I am grateful and would recommend to anyone.
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May 2025 by Pravyn Baalu S R
PCM takes care of kids good and they have well organized learning and training programs which guides the kids towards their growth
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April 2025 by nicole hatt
We started our son at PCM when he was 6 months old, he’s now in the toddlers room, and his brother will be starting this summer. We’ve had great experiences with all his room teachers and staff at pick up and drop off. I can tell he loves going and always comes home happy. All the staff truly care about our little man! PCM made accommodations for me to nurse my son daily and continue to support us by serving him home food. It’s never easy to leave your baby, but I know he’s safe and well cared for at PCM. We’re so grateful we found PCM!
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April 2025 by Misato F
My kids are very happy going to PCM. They started school while they didn't understand English at all, but all the teacher's were very profesional to support and encourage them. Through the diverse weekly learning theme and special seasonal events, they are learning so much and I am grateful to see when they show me what they've learned. Also my kids love the lunch and snacks here!
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February 2025 by Haley Holly
When my child first started Pcm I actually really liked it. I dropped my kid off knowing they were safe.
She went for about 3 years so she changed classes a few times. The last class she moved up to everything changed. She would come home sad all the time. Hated going to school. She would come home looking a hot mess, poop all in her panties. Addressed this issue on more than one occasion and it was never fixed. She would get put in time out and no calls were made to me. She was constantly put down for what she was doing wrong but never cheered on for doing good. Her behavior was so off when she would go to school. My final straw for pom was when they posted a video of all the kids and my child was off by herself looking sad not included in the activities all her friends were doing. She recently changed schools and is a completely diff kid. She's so happy, loves going to school and is learning so much. Can tell the teachers at her new school truly love what they do and love the kids!!
Pcm also has ridiculous supplies fee. $350 fee per year for supplies is ludacris. They also close down for a whole week between Christmas and New Years and still charge for the week that they are closed. I know a few other parents feel the same way because we have had conversations at parties and events. would not recommend this school! All they care about is $. They also bragged on having a Dallas cowboy players kid attending there school. They said the players name and everything which I feel is complete invasion of privacy.
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June 2024 by Jorge Tinoco
Enrolling my kids in PCM has been the best decision I have made on my kids education.Being an international and bilingual family, we tried different Montessori, and traditional schools and the results were always dissapointing.At PCM, my oldest went straight to their amazing lower elementary program and in just one year, she learned to read, count to 1000, and perform additions while being a native spanish speaker, at the same tine, she has improved her confidence speaking in english and making friends.My youngest, that always had a tough time with school, felt super nervous starting the year, but with time he has learned to love his teachers and classmates, has done amazing with potty training and can count to 50 while being 3.As parents, we are ecstatic with their community of vibrant, diverse and international teachers and staff, everyone loves the kids, know about them, and always receive them (and us) with a smile.I can’t put more enfasis on how much I love this school and would recommend it to everyone.Si hablas español y quieres que tus hijos se desarrollen increible en ingles, esta es la escuela para ti.
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May 2024 by Stephanie Mills
Preston Creek Montessori is the absolute best. I have been so impressed with their organization, unconditional love for their students and how much my child is learning at such a young age. The school is kept clean and tidy, the teachers are truly invested in your child, and the tuition is reasonable. Would recommend to any mom looking for a daycare that isn't corporate run - Ms. Pam and the entire staff put their heart and soul into these kids and it shows.
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May 2024 by Cameron Bara
We put both of our girls in Preston Creek about 5 years ago. One has graduated to 1st grade, and our youngest will be moving up to Lower Elementary in the fall. The staff is so loving and caring for all the children, it is an excellent environment for learning. We are lucky to have found a great place for our girls to start our their journey with school. Highly recommend!!
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January 2024 by Andrew Hanna
We placed two of our sons with Preston Creek and had the immense pleasure of working with this team for three years. We were so thankful for the caring environment, supportive team, and experienced teachers who loved and cared for our boys during the time we spent here. Every member of the team knew our children by name, were invested in their well being, and helped us transition our sons from infants to active and engaged toddlers.Our children were excited to come to school, learned so much, and made wonderful friends. I highly recommend this facility and am so grateful for the education and care we received there.
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December 2023 by Serena Scotland
I had to wait for life to slow down to leave a proper review for the horrible experience we had with this “school”. We have a 2 year old ACTIVE boy who was in the 2’s class. We began in July and everything seemed to be going just fine. However we were asked to have a conference (from the director and owner) in October because the teacher couldn’t “handle” our son. When we had our conference we were floored to hear the reasons the teacher couldn’t handle our son. It all sounded like normal 2 year old boy behaviors. We have two older sons so we are very aware of development and milestones. Not pushing his chair after eating, running around the jungle gym, not wanting to participate in circle time, having tantrums, asking for seconds at lunch were the reasons given to us on why our son was no longer welcomed at this school. We are highly educated parents and very involved as well. We couldn’t believe the lack of communication on the schools part. Basically once they decided he was too much we were made to feel he was no longer welcome which is not a feeling you want to have when entrusting your son in someone else’s care. I wanted to write this review to let others know my experience because IF you have an ACTIVE normal child they will not be able to handle your child and you’ll be left scrambling for a place to go. I used these very same reviews when making my decision to take my son from his last place (an in-home daycare that we LOVED) and it’s one of the biggest regrets I have and I don’t have many regrets in my life. So be warned. There are too many others options in this area. Signed sincerely Hendrix’s mom :) also wanted to add since leaving this horrible environment our son has THRIVED and is doing sooooo much better which makes me question how were they making him feel day to day!? Proceed with caution. And another thing. If you have to call out due to a 2 year old you shouldn’t be a teacher :) get it together! The director and owner allow the teachers to make the decisions. The problem is not the CHILD it is the teacher.
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December 2023 by Serena S.
I had to wait for life to slow down to leave a proper review for the horrible experience we had with this "school". We have a 2 year old ACTIVE boy who was in the 2's class. We began in July and everything seemed to be going just fine. However we were asked to have a conference (from the director and owner) in October because the teacher couldn't "handle" our son. When we had our conference we were floored to hear the reasons the teacher couldn't handle our son. It all sounded like normal 2 year old boy behaviors. We have two older sons so we are very aware of development and milestones. Not pushing his chair after eating, running around the jungle gym, not wanting to participate in circle time, having tantrums, asking for seconds at lunch were the reasons given to us on why our son was no longer welcomed at this school. We are highly educated parents and very involved as well. We couldn't believe the lack of communication on the schools part. Basically once they decided he was too much we were made to feel he was no longer welcome which is not a feeling you want to have when entrusting your son in someone else's care. I wanted to write this review to let others know my experience because IF you have an ACTIVE normal child they will not be able to handle your child and you'll be left scrambling for a place to go. I used these very same reviews when making my decision to take my son from his last place (an in-home daycare that we LOVED) and it's one of the biggest regrets I have and I don't have many regrets in my life. So be warned. There are too many others options in this area. Signed sincerely Hendrix's mom :) also wanted to add since leaving this horrible environment our son has THRIVED and is doing sooooo much better which makes me question how were they making him feel day to day!? Proceed with caution. And another thing. If you have to call out due to a 2 year old you shouldn't be a teacher :) get it together! The director and owner allow the teachers to make the decisions. The problem is not the CHILD it is the teacher.
