Goddard School of Dallas

We’ve had experience with a variety of early childhood education providers - Primrose, Montessori, Big Blue Marble - and our time with Goddard was the best by a wide margin. My daughter enjoyed going to school everyday, moving from the early toddler to the 3 year old class over the past 2 years. We’ve had a consistent educational plan and the teachers treat our daughter as if she’s one of their own. I’d recommend this place to anyone that needs care for young children, but also desires a quality foundational experience for education.

This location is not a good fit for all children and especially if your child is on the early intervention program. The high cost is not consistent with the quality of care received. I deeply regret our time at Goddard School of Dallas, I am thankful we found a better fit that is compassionate, welcoming and well rounded learning center. Parents, please follow your gut feeling if something feels off.

Love the Goddard Mrs.Kay and Mrs.Latasha (The management) are constantly improving and doing the very best to ensure each child is safe , happy and everything is running smoothly. They are wonderful and understanding people.

Very disappointed with our experience with Goddard!! Like all other reviews it is expensive!! Way over priced!! And you can tell some of the teachers are not qualified!! It is poorly operated even with the new owner. My child always had lost items. I really wanted to like this place, but there was always a feeling something wasn’t right about it.

We withdrew our child from this school quite a while ago for several reasons: 1.) Way over priced. It was as if the former owner was just creating her own rates. Rates weren’t listed anywhere formally like mostly all schools do (paper, etc). Every parent paid a different rate. I recall our child being “moved up” several times to older classes within the 1 year we were there (we later found out it was due to over crowded classrooms) but the weekly fee remained the same for a part time rate. Highest rate in the area…more than the full time rate for all other schools. 2.) my child was always upset. Each and every pick up my child was in a bad mood. 3.) we weren’t allowed to pick up our child in the school even after the CoVid rules had lightened. Made us wonder what the heck was going on behind those closed doors. All parents were just standing outside the school door waiting for their...

Although my daughter’s time at this school was short I have nothing but great things to say about the school and faculty! The staff in the front have always been extremely helpful and friendly, even in last minute predicaments. My daughter’s teacher made her feel welcome since the day she started as well as encouraged her to be more understanding in situations she once struggled with and created in environment in which she is excited to go to school each day. She’s learned Spanish, several aspects of mathematics, and even some spelling. I would highly recommend this location of Goddard schools specifically!

Toxic environment for kids , watching my kid go they have learned some of the other kids toxic behaviors

Yeah don’t send your kids here over priced and staff is a tad bit under qualified to even watch and educate pet rock

After today’s incident if I could give The Goddard School a ZERO, I would! Today, I picked my baby up from school at 5:30 and the teacher informed me that my baby had been a little cranky for the past hour. Once I arrived home I took her out of the car seat and noticed she wasn’t moving her right arm. When I went to touch her arm she started screaming. I called the school to see if she had fallen or if an incident report was done. I was given 3 different conflicting responses. After further observation of my baby I took her to the emergency room. After being examined by the doctor. The diagnosis was Nursemaid's elbow. This is a dislocation of a bone in the elbow called the radius. Dislocation means the bone slips out of its normal position. This injury occurs when a child is pulled too hard by their hand or wrist. So from approximately 12pm to 5:30pm none of Goddard’s staff realized...