The Learning Experience

My 4 years son has been with TLE for 4 months, he has been quite happy and loves to go to school. His teacher, Ms Karen, is great, and shows a lot of love for the kids in her class. My son also likes Ms Brianna in front desk, and likes to greet her every time he sees her.
The facility is quite nice, especially the indoor playground, which could be nice during hot Texas summer.
The curriculum is great, and communicated to us weekly. This is very important to get to know what our son has been doing in school.

I have read the reviews that were posted and all were good with the occasional negative one. But it happens. We are from south Florida and needed a school that would care for and challenge our son. I toured and interviewed a dozen places. TLE Is by far the cleanest, up to date and friendliest place I’ve been.
The staff is very nice. I have had tons of questions as a parent and they are willing to answer and help. They have an open door policy and welcome questions! The staff cares about the kids and greets them with a smile when they walk in the door. Which is always nice when leaving your child for the first time at a new school in a new state!
The curriculum is pretty cool! They are taught sign language and leave reading at a kindergarten level. Most kindergarten students aren’t reading. Well at least not in Florida.
The director and assistant directors are very helpful! Any questions you have they answer. They are a good team! The owner is a very sweet man! Every time I’ve seen him there’s a smile on his face and has something positive to say!
The place is very clean and taken care of. No place will ever be perfect and the teachers are human! If your employees are happy your kids will be happy. Take a tour and check it out. I enjoy it and so does my son! Not to mention they have an amazing play area upstairs! He loves it!

We love The Learning Experience! We moved to Coppell recently and my 2 ½ year old son has been attending TLE for about 6 months. We love his teachers, the school is always clean and he has learned so much. The school also feels very safe and secure. The curriculum is fun and very educational. He is already identifying letter and singing the alphabet, not to mention knowing shapes, colors and counting to 20. I also love that when we drive by The Learning Experience on the weekends, my son waves and says «Hi School». He really loves it and that is what matters most.

We love TLE Coppell!
My 4 year old son goes to TLE happily.
For the first 1 month, he cried every morning, because he had no friends and couldn’t understand English, just moved in from Japan.
It made us worried.
But thanks to kind and wonderful staffs, he likes going to TLE now.
He has a good time and learns a lot of things every day.
We appreciate all the staffs!

This place deserves a negative 5 stars!
Please read my review before considering this place for your child! Huge eyeopener! Let me start off by saying I absolutely loved her teachers but it’s the lack of management that was a big concern for me. The director was removed and it took sometime before they hired another one. I thought things would start getting better but they got worse! The things they say during the tour is not what they follow! I do not want you make the same mistake I did for the past 7 months! The amount you pay in tuition is not the type of care you are receiving. Period!
My daughter started going here when she was 3 months old. She had never been sick while I was on maternity leave and week 1 she got her first cold. Yes, I know it’s good to start building her immunity but come on! While our time there, I had seen BABIES handled poorly by the staff. 1 staff member picked up an infant by the arm!!! I reported this issue and basically found out they lack the proper training they should receive before going into the infant room. That was told to me by one of the owners! They are just putting any breathing body in that room with your little babies while their ‘main’ teachers are on break. The nursing room is in the bathroom! How unsanitary is that? Some days the toilet would be nasty and then here recently a major leak from the ceiling that basically just poured water the entire time I nursed my daughter. No rush on fixing the issue. I believe it took a few days before they even called someone out. The infant room was constantly freezing, not sure if that was the reason why my daughter had a constant issue with either a stuffy nose or runny nose. Some days my daughters nose was being wiped with either a paper towel or toilet tissue. I started supplying the class with tissues, so my daughters nose wouldn’t be rubbed raw by the end of the day. This is uncalled for as I pay tuition to cover this cost. My daughter got 2 cases of pink eye. Literally one day after I witnessed the mother stating to put breastmilk in the child’s eye one morning and the very next morning my daughter woke up with pink eye! I also saw one child throw up all over the teacher and showed signs of being ill. Well, that child was in class the next morning. The center doesn’t follow their sickness policy so your child is exposed to anything and everything. My child caught Roseola the last 2 days she was at TLE. I heard it was going around the center for at least 3 weeks prior to my daughter getting it. TLE failed to notify or warn parents of this highly contagious infection! Again, lack of management. They are so concerned about making money instead of the wellbeing of the children which should be the #1 priority in my book. There is no stove on site, they make your child’s lunch using toaster ovens and microwaves. There is no fresh fruit or veggies! I think it’s safe to say they are feeding your children canned fruits that are packed with tons of sugar! When I toured this center, they clearly stated that they feed the children nutritious meals, well I seriously doubt that. It’s probably more like school cafeteria food. During the 7 months my child was enrolled, I only witnessed 1 round of new batteries put into the bouncers and swings. I saw the teachers having to manually swing the swings and bounce the bouncers while tending to the other 7 children in care. Do they think teachers have all that spare time?! So cheap! Periodically they would host a silent auction for you to bid on your child’s artwork! That is a complete joke! The children’s hands are NOT washed after each diaper change, which is a Texas state policy! In the morning the toddlers and infant B kids all gather in the the infant A class before their classes are ready and those kids are walking around the ‘no shoe’ room with their shoes on! Shoes that have walked in parking lots, bathrooms and who knows where else! Your child is rolling and crawling on these floors and management doesn’t think this is a big concern. I brought this issue up with them and they tried to follow the new policy but failed to follow through and kids were still wearing shoes up until our last day, which was the middle of this month. They will try to move your infant to the next infant group before your child is ready! They tried to do that to mine and I simply put my foot down. That was one of the main reasons we chose that place! We did not want our baby with the older kids, in fear that she would be walked all over. They are so concerned with moving kids up to bring in more kids instead of simply saying we are full. Unprofessional!

My daughter has been going to TLE since she is 9 months old and the school had just opened. As a first time parent, we were little hesitant to send our kid to a newly opened daycare. But one of my husband’s colleague sent his daughter there for 4 months and had only positive things to say about it. We initially started with a mindset of trying the school for 2 months and then re-​evaluate. Within 2 weeks, we were sure that this is the daycare I want my daughter to be in. They had amazing teachers. In no time, my daughter would show excitement once she saw her teachers (especially Ms Brianna) which only proved that she was in great hands and is really enjoying her time. They even had a proper curriculum for kids as small as 1 year and every activity they did during the day was informed to parents through a written sheet. She is now almost 2 years and have been learning things pretty well. We just love the school!