Stonebriar Mothers Day Out

Our family has had children in the Preschool Pals program for 3 years now and we absolutely love it! Our kiddos have thrived here. The teachers are kind, loving, and attentive, and the school is well-run with great staff. My husband and I know that at SPP our children are being prepared for kindergarten, are receiving a great Biblical foundation, and are having fun.

This is the absolute best preschool this side of the metroplex. No one will ever convince me otherwise. Stonebriar Preschool Pals is something special. They will always hold a dear place in my heart, and my son's memories. We're blessed by the time we had here.

Great preschool with wonderful teachers. The facilities are outstanding. The only downside is the walk up to the classrooms.

I would not recommend this preschool, and the biggest reason is the director. Preschool is supposed to be a place where young children learn things like transitions, emotional regulation, and how to function in a group setting. Instead of showing patience or a willingness to actually help a child work through those normal developmental challenges, the director made it very clear that if a child isn’t easy and convenient, they simply don’t want to deal with it. The overall attitude was cold, dismissive, and honestly unprofessional. Rather than working with families to support the child, the response felt judgmental and transactional. Once it became clear that my child might need a little patience and support (again… at a preschool), the tone completely shifted. What really sealed the experience for me was how quickly the conversation turned to money the moment we withdrew. No compassion, no professionalism, just a focus on collecting the last bit of tuition. It said a lot about where the priorities actually are. A preschool director should set the tone for a warm, supportive environment for children and families. Instead, the leadership here felt rigid, unsympathetic, and completely lacking in grace. If your child fits perfectly into their narrow expectations, you might have a fine experience. But if your child is a normal toddler who is still learning and developing, don’t expect much patience or understanding.