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We are proud to celebrate the Primrose Midtown graduating class of 2017. This week we presented diplomas to both Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten students. In the words of Dr. Seuss..."You're off to great places, today is your day! Your mountain is waiting so get on your way!" Good luck to all of our graduates. We know you will soar as you make your way on your educational journey.
Our Pre-K and Kindergarten students strolled through our beautiful city and visited the Center for Puppetry Arts yesterday to see the Pete the Cat! It was one GROOVY adventure as they enjoyed the puppet show and made their own Pete puppet. In the words of Pete himself, it was "all good!"
Dr. Steve Sanders shares exercises that teach children the motor skills they need to ride a bicycle.
Congratulations to Ms. Hayes! She shares her talents as one of our Young Preschool teachers. Ms. Hayes loves shopping and spending time with good friends!
Congratulations to the Tzoberi family! Barak is a hair stylist from Israel (think Zohan), and Samantha is an attorney who grew up in England, resulting in a well-traveled toddler. Their daughter Amelia, is in our toddler program and has taken to flying like a pro, having mastered the “ear popping” technique using her own jelly bean formula! Hear the rest of their story on our parent board!
As summer approaches, Dr. Laura Jana shares some helpful tips to keep your child protected from the sun while playing outside.
Oh what a night! Thank you to all of our families and teachers that came out to enjoy our Primrose Prom. From daddy/daughter dances to box maze fun, the laughter continued all night. Thank you to our generous parents for helping us to raise money to support Save the Children!
Our Sneak Peek Campers had a blast at Piedmont Park this morning. The weather was gorgeous and the students jumped, ran and climbed until they just couldn't any more. The squeals of fun and excitement could have been heard all over the park. What an awesome way to end the week!
Help your child learn how to be environmentally friendly early on with these activities.
Thank you to all of the Primrose children, families and staff who donated books to our Og’s Bountiful Books donation drive. Together we collected 445 books to donate to Children Read Atlanta!
Rise Up Primrose Midtown! Our teachers and students are gearing up to cheer on their favorite team. Hope you all enjoy a SUPER football weekend!
Expert Rob Sayer shares how making homemade drumsets can help a child develop a musical ear.
It's always a great day when Dr. Diora from Colony Square Dental Associates come to visit. It's even better when she brings Ms. Toothbrush and Ms. Toothpaste! The ladies talked to our students about the importance of brushing to keep our teeth healthy and clean. And we played a game about what foods are most healthy for our teeth and what foods are not. Thanks for the visit!
We were thrilled to be chosen to participate in filming for a Primrose training video at our school today. We had the honor of hosting Judy Jablon, education consultant and author. We've studied and referenced Judy's book Powerful Interactions and today we had the privilege of receiving her coaching first hand. Thank you to Judy and Shaun and the team from Primrose corporate headquarters for spending the day with us and imparting your wisdom!
We are so proud of our Primrose students who donated over 50,000 of their favorite books to hospitals, foster homes, and community centers during Og's Bountiful Book Drive!
The Primrose School of Midtown will be closed the week of December 26th through December 30th for the Christmas Holiday. The school will reopen on Monday January 2nd.
Fairy tales and Legends week always ends with a fun dress up day!
What a fun morning at Primrose Midtown! Our students are learning what it means to be responsible citizens by exercising their right to vote in the classroom. This morning we held our election and our older students cast their vote for their favorite candidate!
Our Parade of Costumes was a hit...with all princesses, ghosts and superhero's represented. Afterwards our families were treated to candy, games and lots of fun and dancing at the Colony Square, Scare on the Square event. Thank you Colony Square for showing us such a great time!