Little Academy of Humble, Humble | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I have a 4yr old son who has been under my mother in laws care since he was born. Being that he was diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder his doctor HIGHLY recommended that he be placed in a regular school setting with the help of ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) services. This was so that he can start to learn structure of being in a class with other peers. It was a very hard decision for us to make but we did it. We did our research and found Little Academy of Humble allowed ABA therapist into their school to provide services to my son. The first month in a half I wasn’t too convinced this was a right fit for my son, but I gave it a chance.

Shortly after we were informed that they had a newly hired Director by the name of Isabelle Revelli. I scheduled a meeting with her and discussed a few concerns I had in regards to working with my sons’ therapist and his treatment plan. I immediately felt the feeling of compassion from a mother to a mother and could see that she genuinely cared about her job and all the children. Isabelle takes pride in her new role as the Director of Little Academy of Humble. She is always thinking of how to implement positive changes in the school. I am fully aware that she has faced some very difficult challenges and has had some pretty tough bumps on the road taking over this school with undisciplined (prior) staff but she has made it a point to put her directors hat and make very tough decisions.

That being said; there are a few fresh team members (newly hired) thanks to Isabelle. I have truly seen so many positive changes within the school these past 7 months and I can honestly say that its majority thanks to Isabelle professional persona. The teachers that are now employed there are structured, more enthusiastic, creative and over all compassionate about our babies. Teachers are very engaged with our kids and have school based curriculum, they are always learning new things and at the same time learning discipline.

I am currently 30 weeks pregnant and there is no doubt in my mind that this is where I would trust my soon to be second child to be as soon as I am ready to go back to work. If you are a first time parent seeking childcare for your child, I highly recommend Little Academy of Humble.

The owner, Erica is very unprofessional and lacks transparency along with the fact she’s a liar. My son was having issues with his teacher and she basically casted him off as a hooligan in training, claiming that he couldn’t be redirected. I arranged a meeting with myself, my wife, and her. She was running late and didn’t communicate that to me despite selecting the time of the meeting. Erica does not have basic customer service because rather than solving the problem, she rather take the petty route and exaggerate just to make herself feel good. My wife expressed her concerns to Erica and she got real feisty and started yelling at her for no reason and unexpectedly withdrew our son from the school after telling me that she didn’t withdraw him. Also, as an owner of a daycare, one of the most important aspects is patience with the kids and that’s something she severely doesn’t have, saying that she rather a child cry than to have a three year old say no to her. I would get conflicting stories regarding my son’s behavior, from her and the staff. Erica said in so many words that my son is a problem child, but yet I’ve never had to sign a disciplinary form against him. Would you want to send your child to a daycare where there’s no communication? Or when you schedule a meeting with the owner, do you have to worry about her showing up on time or will she be combative with the parents? As parents, we want to send our children to institutions of learning without any problems from owners who in all honesty don’t have a clue of what’s going on and is on a power trip. The behavior that Erica has engaged in was very detrimental and toxic when it comes down to solving problems. In closing, I just want to make the reader aware of the stuff that goes on at Little Academy. Send your kids somewhere where they are not only gonna learn, but be appreciated and not singled out because the owner prioritizes her ego rather than being agitated by the word NO.