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We aren't just a daycare in Carrollton, we are a premier early education and child care experience for children and families. We are conveniently located, just minutes down the road from Baylor Scott & White Medical Center and Polser Elementary School on King Arthur Boulevard.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
Castle Hills Elementary School, Homestead Elementary School, Polser Elementary School, Indian Creek Elementary School, Hebron Valley Elementary School and Coyote Ridge Elementary School
Students, families, teachers and staff at our school came together to donate 3,363 food items to through our Caring and Giving Food Drive!
To show our appreciation, we hosted a special luncheon for several local heroes.
Each year as the school year hits full swing, we enter what is commonly referred to as cold and flu season.
As children grow and get tablets and TVs of their own, parents often begin to worry – how much time is too much for children to spend engaged with technology? Where do we draw the line?
Communication at your fingertips
Some kids are bullies, and others are the targets of bullying. And no parent wants their child on either side of this equation.
Carrollton, TX – Tom and Priscilla Chow opened up the Primrose School of Castle Hills in Carrollton in 2004. Their vision was to deliver the best and most trusted early childhood education and child care services for area families. Recently, the Chows were selected out of more than 240 Primrose Schools as National President’s Award winners for their passion, professionalism and commitment to the Carrollton community.
Overly strict parenting typically results in either rebellious, angry children or children who don’t develop a healthy ability to speak for themselves.
It’s never too early to help your child develop positive character traits.
Whether you’re an infant or an adult, regular exercise is one of the key ingredients to developing physical skills.
There’s no question that parents want their preschoolers to grasp the basics of colors, numbers and letters to foster a lifetime of learning.