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Spring has sprung! As we welcome the new beginnings this season offers, we are thrilled to start out on a high note with our annual Spring Fling charity fundraiser – and we would love for you to join us!
Thank you to all of our families who participated in our Og's Bountiful Book Drive event and helping us continue our commitment to giving back to those in need. This event also celebrated the joys of reading and offered a great way to highlight the importance of literacy in early childhood education and beyond.
Earth Day 2019 is April 22, and spring is the perfect time to learn important and fun lessons about nature, the planet and sustainability for kids.
Selecting child care is an agonizing decision for most parents. We know from research that the experiences children have in their first five years of life are critical to their intellectual, creative, physical and social-emotional development. If that’s not enough pressure, the search for child care often starts months before your baby is even born.
We are so excited to partner with Vogel Alcove this 2018-2019 school year for all of our Primrose Caring and Giving Events.
Children who participate in physical education programs are likely to become active, healthy adults.
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 much deserved a night off. We hosted a Parents’ Night Out and partnered with local restaurants to give provide several discounts on their special night out.
Do you know what S.T.E.A.M is? Call us at 972.831.1000 to tour our school today and find out.
Does your child tell crazy fibs? Many parents of preschool-age children are concerned when their child starts to tell lies, but this is normal!
It’s no secret – establishing healthy eating habits in children is often easier said than done.
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
“She needs the pink sparkly one.” “Stop wrestling around with her like she’s a boy.” “That’s a boys’ toy.”
