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Contact UsMeet Glenn Hadsall and Christi Brownlow – a husband and wife team and proud Franchise Owners of Primrose School of Fort Worth West. Glenn, Christi, and their three children, TJ, Mackenzie, and Gigi, are thrilled to bring the Primrose experience of premier early education and care to families in the Fort Worth community.
Glenn and Christi were first introduced to Primrose in 2010 while searching for a high-quality childcare provider for their youngest daughter, Gigi, whom they had recently adopted from India. After visiting several schools, Glenn and Christi fell in love with Primrose School of Firewheel, which was close to their home then, and felt the Balanced Learning® curriculum and caring, nurturing atmosphere were the right fit for her.
Seeing how quickly Gigi developed and flourished at Primrose, Glenn and Christi began considering opening their own Primrose school. They started the process by contacting Patriksha Rigley, who owned Primrose School of Firewheel.
“Patriksha’s passion for education and love for Primrose is infectious,” said Christi. “We knew this was a unique opportunity for us to make a difference in our community and provide a positive learning environment for all children.”
When Glenn and Christi learned there was a growing need for quality care in West Fort Worth, they jumped at the opportunity to move back to an area that is very special to Glenn’s side of the family. Glenn’s mom grew up in the Arlington Heights neighborhood of Fort Worth and met Glenn’s father while he was stationed at the Carswell Air Force Base. In 1954, Glenn’s parents married and moved into the apartments that once sat on the location of Glenn and Christi’s new Primrose school on Westridge Ave. Two-thirds of a century later, Glenn and Christi were excited to build their new school on the foundational elements their parents and grandparents built so long ago – literally.
“It means so much to us to build upon the character traits our parents shared with us, including the value of a quality education,” said Glenn. “We get to forge an even stronger path – one that not only will impact our family but also influence the community around us.”
Glenn and Christi have always shared a love of learning with each other and their children. Christi graduated from Oklahoma University with a degree in Business, and Glenn graduated with a degree in Design Communication from Texas Tech, where their son, TJ, graduated with a degree in Finance. Their daughter, Mackenzie, is also a Red Raider and will soon graduate with a Master's in Accounting.
Glenn and Christi’s goal is to ensure Fort Worth children are loved and cared for in an environment that fosters a lifelong love of learning. Primrose School of Fort Worth West will provide an atmosphere where children can grow their Active Minds, Healthy Bodies, and Happy Hearts®.
Primrose School of Fort Worth West features the Primrose Balanced Learning® curriculum for children ages 6 weeks old to 6 years old and after-school and a summer program for children up to age 12. Developed by and taught exclusively at Primrose Schools, the research-based curriculum blends teacher-guided and child-initiated activities with a special emphasis on character development.
Primrose School of Fort Worth West is located at 3777 Westridge Ave., Fort Worth, TX, 76116.
We aren’t just a daycare in Fort Worth – we are a premier early education and child care experience for children and families. We are conveniently located just minutes down the road from Ridglea Plaza and Ridglea Country Club on Westridge Avenue.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
At Primrose, your child will get more than an infant daycare experience. Our teachers help your child develop and grow, building one skill upon another, which is why we are the leader in infant child care.
Copy:Banana. Granola. Cake pops. Need we say more?
To better meet the individual needs of every child, we’re proud to implement Ages & Stages Questionnaires® (ASQ®-3 and ASQ®:SE-2) in Primrose schools across the country.
These cute DIY gift bags are a present all by themselves.
Each Primrose school is held to high standards of safety and cleanliness while maintaining a caring and nurturing environment where children can thrive.
Ice melts easily (even in the winter!) with the science of salt!
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Great article from the Fort Worth Mom's Blog about finding the perfect childcare.
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Ring in the cooler weather with these easy fall activities for the whole family to enjoy!
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One dad sets out to teach his 3-year-old yoga. Here's how it went.
We're learning about both liquids and colors at school this month! Join the fun with this fizzy at-home experiment.
A Primrose mom shares mixed emotions about her daughter’s first day of school.
Keep an eye out for these common milestones when it comes to your child’s musical development.
We love seeing friends get their start here. #PrimroseMoments
Need help getting your child to eat vegetables? Try letting them play with their food.
This month, we’re showing our students that vegetables don’t grow in supermarkets.
Use water, shaving cream and food coloring to teach your preschooler the science behind rain clouds!
Have an indoor “campout” with your child by building a fort made with blankets, furniture and pillows! Ask your preschooler what the class learned about the great outdoors this week.
Satisfy your family’s craving with our healthy tortilla pizza snacktivity.
There are many ways to say “I love you” – help your child use sign language to send a sweet message to a loved one!
Imagination is blasting off in 3...2...1! Launch your child’s creativity and encourage them to think outside of the cardboard box.
This DIY course will set your child’s imagination racing! Simply use cardboard to make ramps for your child’s toy cars or plastic balls.
One-eyed jack...egg-in-a-basket...whatever you call this quick and easy breakfast, we can all agree it's delicious!
We may all be different, but in our school, we swim together. “The Rainbow Fish” is a great way to learn more about kindness, friendship and sharing.
As our students learn about transportation, practicing how to sign vehicles like “airplane” helps them describe the bustling world around them.
While the school is under construction Katie, a Primrose Friend, has been spending her time giving back to the community.
There are so many creative ways to recycle tissue boxes! This cute DIY craft makes us want to do a silly chicken dance.
You can always count on a cardboard box to keep your child entertained for hours. Let them explore their creativity as they fold, cut, or paint it into something completely new!
Our transportation lesson really takes flight with paper airplanes! They’re easy to fold, fun to fly and full of benefits like fine motor development and hand-eye coordination.
Our students are cruising through their Mucho Mundo vocabulary by learning how to say “bus” in Spanish.
Your child will be fascinated to learn about different liquid densities with this easy and eye-catching DIY lava lamp.
“The Little Red Hen” is a timeless tale that helps our students learn about fairness.
Making a promise means keeping your word. We promise to be good listeners, hard workers and kind friends.
Technology can be a tool for your child to create, connect and learn. Learn how much screen time is healthy with these new guidelines from the @AmerAcadPeds.