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Suburban School is where children can learn in a unique, natural setting and are encouraged to become independent, caring individuals. At Suburban School, we emphasize nature-based learning and experiences.
As a school, we are licensed for 166 children with ages ranging from 15 months to 5 years old during the school year and up to 10 years old in the summer.
Suburban School/Happy Acres is an inclusive environment. We will work to support children with special needs, families with additional languages, and cultural backgrounds.
As for our staff, we employ compassionate, energized people ready to build relationships with you and your child.
The wellbeing of your child is our main priority and all staff members work to ensure that.
Suburban School embodies a relaxed, comfortable learning
atmosphere emphasizing our outdoor environment to enhance gross
motor development. We believe a happy and successful childhood with
clear expectations leads to a positive self-image. Our nature-based
program is designed to be age-level appropriate, blending
traditional and progressive learning styles. The school's property
spans six acres to accommodate our 5 buildings, swimming pool,
garden, and variety of playgrounds. We use hands-on experiences and
learning centers to encourage creativity and a better understanding
of concepts. Children are always encouraged to engage with the
environment around them and we foster their curiosity with the
living creatures (i.e. bugs, deer, snails, lizards, etc.) on our
campus. All children also contribute to our gardening area where we
plant fruit, vegetables, and flowers.Time is spent learning
in a group setting as well as one-to-one with a teacher.
Suburban School exceeds State Minimum Standards, follows
national accreditation (NECPA and NAEYC) guidelines, and upholds
Texas Rising Star guidelines.
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