The Pineapple School - North Central

I was fortunate to get to send my son to The Pineapple School and I only have good things to say about the staff and curriculum. The facilities were always clean, all the teachers and staff were always smiling and were always so sweet and helpful. My son was always excited to go to The Pineapple School. One of my favorite memories was when my son was in one of the infant rooms and I could see through the window outside that his teacher was holding him and dancing. They both had big smiles on their faces. My son was very engaged and excited to learn Spanish. I was very blessed to have been able to send my son to this great daycare and would recommend to anyone.

We chose the Pineapple School after a horrible experience at a nearby daycare. There's not one day that goes by that I am not ecstatic and grateful that my daughter can attend the Stone Oak school. Since her first day she has been more social and full of energy. The teacher's there truly love children and it doesn't feel like a daycare facility. It genuinely feels like I'm dropping my child off with a family member, which I know all of my working mother's can appreciate! I have no worries since my daughter started at their campus in Stone Oak, I know my daughter is being taken care of and given the utmost attention that she and every child deserve. It also doesn't hurt they speak in Spanish all day to the little ones. My daughter only speaks English at home and has flourished in her Spanish in just a couple of months. Not only do the teacher's go above and beyond but so do the staff/administrator. I left my phone in my daughter's classroom one afternoon at pick up and the administrator met me near my house so I could pick it up from her! I thought that was incredibly generous. I obviously have nothing but good things to say about this school, I could go on and on. Just know if you pick this school for your little one, you will NOT be disappointed.

Before my husband and I even were married, we talked about how we would send our kids to The Pineapple School when we had them. I knew it would be tough to get in because an early pre-school Spanish immersion program in San Antonio is a hot commodity!nnAlmost as soon as I found out I was pregnant with our first child, I got on the waiting list. I had a couple of back up centers that we had toured in addition to The Pineapple School lined up just in case. I went to leave the first week's tuition at the first back up place and turned right back around without leaving payment because I just knew that wasn't going to be the right place for my baby. Thankfully, a family member was able to step in as a backup AND a spot opened up at the Stone Oak location just in time.nnWhen we walked in for our first family meeting, I was overwhelmed with confidence that this was definitely the right place for our daughter. Our daughter is now 3, and we also have an infant son enrolled in the program now. They are both thriving!nnFriends and family are always impressed with our daughter's vocabulary, annunciation, and overall intelligence, which we know is directly attributable to the immersion program.nnI can't say enough about the teachers (maestras) and staff. We all (children included) have loved every single one of them. They make you feel like they are caring for their own children in how they treat your children.nnThank you, Pineapple School! We are so grateful to have access to such an amazing child development program.

My daughter has been attending The Pineapple school for over a year and the only thing I can say is: THANK YOU! Glad we found you guys. Best daycare y San Antonio! My kid loves it.

My husband and I got on the waiting list while pregnant and reviewing potential day cares for our baby. We found out through our lawyer that this information (our unborn baby being on their waiting list) had been shared with my husband's ex-fiancee by the assistant director of the pineapple school. Our information was not kept private, and should a registered sex offender be given such information I imagine the pineapple school would have a very damaging law suit on their hands.