Lighthouse Preschool is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 308 E Broadway St, Gainesville, Texas TX. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
Lighthouse Preschool receives overwhelmingly positive feedback from most parents, who praise the caring and professional staff, clean facility, and children's enthusiasm for attending. However, one parent reported frequent complaints from staff about their toddler's typical age-appropriate behavior, which disrupted their work.
Lighthouse has been an integral part of both of my children's lives. We started with our oldest in 2016, and just finished up our youngest. Everyone is so professional, friendly, and they truly care about the kids as if one of their own. My kids would literally beg to go to “school” on the weekends because they loved it so much. I will never forget each and every amazing staff member from Lighthouse! ❤️
Wonderful Facility with Loving, Kindhearted people to care for your child. We found in our time here, the people there truly care about the children. We are glad to have been a part of Lighthouse Preschool and thank you Shelly for giving us that Peace of mind.
Both of my daughters have attended Lighthouse for going on 3 years with my almost five year having graduated their preschool program this May. The directors are top tier and take this program to another level. We love lighthouse and wouldn’t have my kids at any other program in town!
My 2.5 year old and 5 month old go to lighthouse and I don’t think I could trust anyone else with the care of my children. My 2.5 year old is excited to go to daycare daily and sad when she has to leave. Definitely the best daycare option in Gainesville!!
Bf's 2yro. is fairly well behaved for his age, you tell him no, or to stop, to apologize and he will. He is 2 years old, not much more needs to be said about that. They constantly call bf and family to complain about 2 year old fussing, on a weekly basis while we're all trying to work. That's the reason we use any daycare or preschool, so he can be watched safely, learn and we can work without issue instead of constant disruptions. If one "problem toddler" (who has no behavior issues at home or anywhere else) is too much for one caregiver to handle then perhaps they shouldn't be watching a classroom full of toddlers. Reavulate who you have watching someones children or maybe assign two caregivers to a room. Family is tired of it and will be switching facilities soon.