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We are enrolling now for our Summer Adventure Club and Explorers After School programs!
Throughout the summer, our school will be holding special splash days. We will have sprinklers set up on our playgrounds for a fun-filled morning!
Even when they’re thirsty, kids don’t always ask for a glass of water.
We are getting hyped up for our next Parent's Night Out! This is a community event and a guaranteed date night for you!
Our students will be parading around with the patriotic crafts they completed in their classrooms. The fun starts at 3:30 PM!
We know there are many benefits of getting outside, breathing fresh air and having the chance to play.
During the summer, we will hold splash days on our playgrounds. Our students will be given the opportunity to splash in a sprinkler!
Our school will be closed for Independence Day.
Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise — for both children and adults — but many parents often have the same question: “When should my child begin taking swimming lessons?”
It's time for Parents Night Out again! Children are welcome at our school from 6-10pm to enjoy fun activities and pizza.
Ally, an active little bunny, loves to eat carrots and other brain food so she can keep her noggin' joggin'!
It might seem odd to think about your preschooler exploring data analysis and algebra.
We would like to wish a very happy birthday to one of our Support Teachers, Ms. Grizzle!
We can't wait to show off how spirited our students are! Each student is given a special Primrose Pride shirt that they will wear on this day.
The big day is almost here!
We are celebrating one of Preschool Pathways teachers birthdays, Ms. Burek!
Pajama day is almost here! Our students can't wait to wear their favorite PJ's to school!
You’ve heard the adage mother knows best. So why do parents choose Primrose?
There is nothing better on a hot summer day than to cool off with some ice cream! Our students get to enjoy this very special treat today!
90% of a child’s brain develops in the first five years.