Childrens University

4621 Park Springs Boulevard

Arlington, TX 76017

16 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-6
Type

private

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Submitted by parent on November 27, 2023

My daughter has been attending children's university for a while ...it has been nothing but problems since the day we started..they can't keep Teachers.the management is the worse I have ever dealt with they are beyond Miserable they are not friendly they do not make you feel Comfortable yes the school is beautiful but if you only knew what was inside.. My daughter would cry when certain teachers were in the room there's been multiple incidents where my daughter was hit in the face with toys and all I got was oh I'm sorry.. I wasn't notified 3 or 4 different times that she was bit scratched hit by another child.... I didn't find out till I seen the marks on my little girl's body... But we dealt with it because it was a nice school and she's been going there for a while but at this point parents need to be aware of how management takes care of things all they care is about their money and their rules if you do not go by their rules they will kick you out without hesitation... It's about time us community members stand together and will not tolerate businesses neglecting our children... I know for a fact other parents feel the same but we as parents know that our children need consistency... So we deal with it I will not deal with it anymore this school needs to be held accountable for not taking care of our children the proper way
Submitted by parent on January 19, 2023

CU is an absolutely incredible school. My 2 year old has absolutely blossomed here. She is learning so much because even her preschool class is engaging and FUN! All of the faculty is so kind and inviting; Mrs. Wright, the principal, is wonderful. Roxanne in the front office is so friendly! There is so much enrichment offered here; I am excited to continue watching my daughter grow at this wonderful school!
Submitted by parent on February 11, 2022

Childrens university is amazing!!! My daughter is in the pre k program and she has learned so much this year. She has already learned to spell multiple words and is learning to read sight words. She is more than ready for kindergarten next year! We will be continuing her education with CU next year. She loves coming home and talking about the extra fun stuff they offer - like the cheer program and the farm animals out back! The employees are so personable and kind and I’m so thankful we found this school!
Submitted by parent on July 29, 2019

I owe a debt of gratitude to my neighbor who recommended Children’s University. My daughter has blossomed here. I was first impressed by their facility (especially by their nature center and menagerie), then by the courtesy, self-discipline, and poise of the students. Later, I was impressed by their teachers. Some parents changed to more expensive schools only to return their children to Children’s University because they learned more and progressed faster here.Reading, writing, and arithmetic? Oh, yes. But they offer so much more here. My daughter comes home enthused about “science and nature.” Citizenship? Yes. But the world is so much bigger than one country and they learn about that too. And reading, writing and arithmetic. My daughter is getting the skills she will need to thrive. And she loves it.This is where I would want to go if I were a child again.
Submitted by parent on March 17, 2019

5star. My son has been attending CU since 18months. We love the staff and families
Submitted by parent on August 13, 2018

5. My daughter's have learned so much and have become very independent
Submitted by other on October 28, 2015

I went to Children's University from Pre-k to the 6th grade and I made a lot of memories and the teachers were great. But it did not provide me with a steady base to enter middle school, then high school. As a sophomore I still face the consequences.
Submitted by parent on January 24, 2014

I don't see any improvement on my son behavior . and also the class is so boring for kindergarten which make them not focusing for what the teacher say
Submitted by parent on October 01, 2013

CU puts the fun in learning! I have 2 sons that have attended CU for several years. They teach a grade ahead with high academic challenges. They have a very low turnover in teachers leaving which tells me they like where they work! We've have been very pleased with both our sons being excellent readers, excellent in math and science and over all well rounded. We highly recommend the school!
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2013

This is my son's second year at CU and we absolutely love it. From an academic level they are excellent. His teacher really took the time to help him with the extra work that I requested for him to take home.
Submitted by parent on August 21, 2013

CU is an AMAZING School - ahead of other private schools in curriculum, and so personable with the parents and families. My son was barely talking when we enrolled him at 2, before entering Kindergarten he can read, write his own name from memory, and is so far ahead of a friends child who goes to another private school in the area. Worth every dime we pay to give my child the headstart to love learning!
Submitted by parent on July 22, 2013

My daughter has attended CU since kindergarten and my other daughter has started preschool. We LOVE CU! They are getting a terrific education in a nurturing and supportive environment.
Submitted by parent on July 10, 2013

My son loves CU. He has attended CU since Pre-K. Overall CU is a good school with a lot of fun. Small class size allows teacher to give each kid personal attention. My son skipped a grade in January and took ITBS in May as a second grader. His core score is in 97% percentile. That speaks for the school academically at least through second grade.
Submitted by other on March 21, 2013

My Grandson is in kindergarten at CU and what he has learned in the past two years is amazing! I enjoy participating in school activities with him.
Submitted by other on March 30, 2012

I am a former CU Student who now attends Oakridge. Whoever wrote below, I sincerely hope you are pretending to be in the upper grades, because you should know to capitalize proper nouns & your subject-verb agreement should be correct. You could not have made all A's with that grammar. Anyway, I attended CU for over 7 years. My experiences & my education were simply outstanding. At CU, I was given the chance to explore and learn from games, experiments, trial & error, and yes, textbooks, too. The teachers really care about you and want you to succeed. They want you to have fun learning, but they certainly have high expectations, too. I was prepared for Oakridge and other opportunities I have had in life as well. If you want your child to have a great start in their education, take a look at CU!
Submitted by other on January 25, 2012

Cu is not an academic nor influential school these days. I had gone there from 1 grade - 6 and it was a fun school unitl 7 grade. Since cu stops at seventh grade, I went to Oakridge( private school). When I entered 7 th grade, I was not ready nor my fellow classmates from cu. cu had not prepared me at all for a more academic level like oakridge. I had straight a's at cu and it was not helpful at all, cu is rather like a daycare than a private school. Your child would be better off at a public school and I regret for my parents sending me there. My litter sister is in 6th grade and all they do is play and have fun and the school shows no effort in preparing them for a new school. She also wants to go to oakridge but it will be very hard for her because cu has not taught her anything. If you want your child to have a correct education, rather than playing and not studying at all, send them to a public school or Oakridge.