New Braunfels, TX
I Cento School

Parents' Comments

Parent #1
Kind, courteous staff and faculty. Very creative environment for children, certified teachers. I would highly recommend this school for children 3 years through 5th grade. My children have had a terrific experience at this school. I think it is the best school in town!

Parent #2
After an incident involving my child during splash day, the director told me, "It is not my job to police the children during splash day."

Parent #3
Kind and caring teachers. The problem is in adminstration and organization of the school. Little to no communication back to parents. Communication is also not timely. Our son's teacher quit in the middle of the year and the parents were not notified until two weeks after she had left the school. If our son hadn't mentioned the changes, we wouldn't have known. Parents hear about changes in school events or schedules usually a day or two before they happen. The school needs a good administrator, as the Director of the school also teaches class instead of running the school. The first grade teacher is very good and we enjoyed her abilities. With the teacher turnover in other grades, we encourage parents to stay closely involved in your child's education and the school itself.

Parent #4
Teachers hired are good, but don't stay long. Some classes had 3-4 different teachers in just a few months.

Parent #5
This school teaches so much more then how to pass an exam. The teachers are dedicated and outstanding teachers. They focus on teaching acedemics through problem solving and creative thinking like no other I have found. My kindergardener can not only read this review, but has already grasped the concepts and applications of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. Unbelieveable!!!

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Trace around your child's foot, with shoe on, on a piece of white construction paper or card stock. Have child cut out the shoe print and add a spooky face. Glue it to a popsicle stick and you have a ghost stick puppet!

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