North up FM 359
FM 359 connects Richmond to Fulshear directly. No highway, no Grand Parkway, and the same school district at both ends of the drive.
The drive
Richmond sits south-east of us and FM 359 is the road that joins the two. It is a proper drive rather than a hop — call it twelve miles — but it is one road, it avoids the Grand Parkway entirely, and it does not get worse the closer you get.
The useful thing for Richmond families is that we are in the same district you are. Lamar CISD sets the rhythm of your week, and our kids timetable is built against it, so the 5:15 PM classes land where an after-school activity should rather than colliding with dinner.
Where we actually are. There is one Labyrinth academy in Fulshear — 6615 West Cross Creek Bend Lane, Suite #400, Fulshear, TX 77441, inside Cross Creek Ranch on Cross Creek Bend Lane — and a second in Katy. We do not have a location in Richmond. The Fulshear academy is the nearer of our two for Richmond.
The 5:15 PM kids classes and the 6:30 PM adult classes are the realistic weekday options. If the drive is going to be twice a week, Saturday morning — kids at 10:00 AM, adults at 9:00 and 11:00 — makes the second trip do more work.
Programs
The same five programs, whichever direction you come from.
Questions
Roughly twelve miles north up FM 359. It is a single road for almost the whole way and it avoids the Grand Parkway, which is the part that usually decides whether a drive is bearable at six in the evening.
Only you can answer that, and we would rather you asked it properly. Consistency is the whole game — two classes a week for two years beats four a week for three months. Come and try one for free, look at two or three other rooms as well, and pick the one you will still be attending next spring.
Weekday evenings if you are coming once or twice, and Saturday morning if you want a single trip to cover more. Our Saturday runs kids at 10:00 AM and noon and adults at 9:00 and 11:00, so a family can train on one journey.
Pick the class you would actually attend, drive the route at that time of day, and see how it feels. It answers the question better than any map — and the class itself is free.