Wonderland Montessori of Flower Mound

Hyma Yelamanchi _{on Google}

Sep 29th, 2022

If I have a choice, I would not give even 1 star. The school couldn't accommodate us in terms of enrollment fees. We signed the agreement and just next day, we had to move the family for emergency reasons. We wouldn't have signed agreement if we know we had to move for work purposes. Just because we signed the agreement a day before and we notified them next day that we need to move...the school is still charging us the enrollment fees for 2 kids(twins). We had joined our kids at this school, as my elder kid attended school here. The management now is not understanding and accommodating. Families do have emergencies and should be given a choice. As a returning family, we are really disappointed with the school management behavior.

Billy D. _{on Yelp}

Apr 20th, 2021

We were part of the community at wonderland for 3.5 years. We dealt with a lot of change, very poor communication and a revolving door of staff members. We stuck it out because we felt fortunate that each teacher our daughter landed with seemed to truly love her. Unfortunately, that loving spirit didn't carry over to the administration. In late March my daughter broke her arm falling of her scooter. After a few days out for doctors visits, x rays and getting a cast we sent her back on a Thursday at 8:10a. At 11a I received a call from the head of the school that I would need to pick up my daughter until they had a doctors note giving the school direction on what she can and can't do with a cast and how to react should she hurt herself again. I picked up my daughter and took her for lunch and requested the note from the doctor. In a few minutes they sent it over and I forwarded to the school. I quickly got a response from the administrator that my daughter wasn't going to be able to return to school until fully released for all activities because she struggles with strong emotions.. daughter is 4. Of course she has strong emotions. Needless to say, I withdrew her that day. I exchanged emails with the executive director of Wonderland and she let me know that they are not classified as  a "get well" center, which was the rationale she used for not allowing daughter back. Reading the documentation, a non get well center doesn't have to accept kids who would require greater than normal care that wouldn't allow for other children to receive their standard care. We were asking that daughter not be on the jungle gym during playground time. Her teacher even offered to sit with her inside. The head of school wouldn't have it. All in all, it was a rocky 3.5 years. Some teachers were great. Overall experience underwhelming and they definitely left us feeling like there wasn't a very nurturing environment with the current administration. The head of the school is cold and condescending. Not great characteristics for a childhood educator. Daughter is now at another school. Spoke with 5 other facilities in the area. None had issue with her having a cast. Current teacher now holds her hand on the playground so she can "play" safely. Apparently, that isn't 'greater than normal care' at her current school.

Oshay Carter _{on Google}

Mar 13th, 2020

Wonderland Montessori has been the best choice for my son. He stared when he was 3 months old and he is now turning 4 years old this month. He has become very intelligent and independent. He has also been in the dual language program since he was 18 months and it is amazing to see him understand and speak a second language I was not able to teach him myself. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. I would recommend Wonderland to anyone

Ann C. _{on Yelp}

Nov 17th, 2019

My daughter went to Wonderland for 2 years. She's in Kindergarten now and did phenomenal on her 1st report card. When we started kinder back in Aug, she was already reading and and putting together her own simple sentences for writing. I couldn't be more proud of my daughter and thankful for Ms. Rahila and the other Primary teachers at Wonderland.