Austin T.
5/14/2025
A great family focused day school that prioritizes relationships and learning with their students. We've had children here for the past 15 years and love the teachers and administrators.
Building Rainbows Day School
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13922 Schmidt Rd
Cypress, TX 77429
Building Rainbows is a top-tier early learning school with two locations in Cypress and Tomball, Texas. They offer a wide range of child care enrichment programs for infants, toddlers, pre-schoolers, and pre-kindergarten children, as well as before and after school programs and summer camps. With state-of-the-art playgrounds and a nurturing environment, Building Rainbows provides a safe, healthy, and fun place for children to learn and grow.
Their experienced and caring teaching staff uphold values of kindness and respect, providing tender guidance to each child. Building Rainbows is highly recommended by parents who praise the school's amazing staff, family-like atmosphere, and focus on teaching. With over 25 years of history, Building Rainbows is a trusted choice for parents looking for a learning environment where their children can thrive.
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5.09 reviews
Fat N.
1/15/2017
Its a winning feeling when your child wakes up in the morning and is excited to go to school to see his teacher and friends, and thats what Building rainbows did. I loved Ms Dawn and Ms Elizabeth...
Bob U.
9/5/2017
Awesome school just awesome. Everyone who worked there was awesome as well. Our daughter loved it, excited to go everyday kinda of love. I can't say enough great things about BR. Just know we were...
Julie N.
5/18/2017
I cannot say enough great things about this preschool/childcare facility. My children (3) of them, all love it. The teachers really do care about the children, take time to communicate with you...
stacy b.
12/4/2010
We found Building Rainbows in 2004. We now have 2 children (3 & 8) that attend year round. This is an exceptional day school where the staff is loving, caring, and nurturing. Our oldest started...
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