Primrose School would love to meet your family.
Schedule A TourWe are conveniently located on Columbus Trail, right down the street from C.P. Hadley Park and Chapel Hill Academy. Unlike an ordinary daycare in Fort Worth, we provide your child with a robust early education and child care experience.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
Dallas Park Elementary School, Bess Race Elementary School, JT Stevens Elementary School, Oakmont Elementary School, JA Hargrave Elementary School, Hazel Harvey Peace Elementary School, Southwest Christian School and Chapel Hill Academy
Primrose School of Columbus Trail will be closed Monday, September 2nd
Our Primrose parents are doing a great job! To celebrate Working Parents Day on September 16, we wanted to show our parents just how much we (and their children) appreciate them with a grab-n-go breakfast and crafts handmade by our students. We then surprised parents by mailing the heartfelt keepsakes to their homes. Primrose schools around the country are doing similar acts of appreciation for parents as part of a national effort by Primrose to take on parent guilt. Parent guilt is real — moms and dads, despite doing their best, often feel like they’re not doing enough for their children. Primrose wants parents to feel supported and celebrated as they focus on raising caring, compassionate children, and has released videos and resources to encourage parents everywhere to #LetGuiltGo. We’re honored to be a partner to our wonderful Primrose parents and are so proud of the kindness and generosity we see and nurture in their children every day.
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Parents play a major role in helping young children develop a healthy social life.
Making s’mores over a fire is an easy warm-weather activity perfect for families.
For children, summer is a time for recreation, education and relaxation.
There’s no question that parents want their preschoolers to grasp the basics of colors, numbers and letters to foster a lifetime of learning.
Even when they’re thirsty, kids don’t always ask for a glass of water.