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We are conveniently located on Reflection Drive, right down the street from Frontier Park and minutes away from Fry Elementary School. Unlike an ordinary daycare in Naperville, we provide your child with a robust early education and child care experience.
Infant - 6 weeks to 1 year, Toddler - 1 to 2 years, Early preschool - 2 to 3 years, Preschool - 3 to 4 years, Pre-kindergarten - 4 to 5 years, After school - 5 to 12 years, Summer adventure club
Fry Elementary School, White Eagle Elementary School, Danielle-Joy Peterson Elementary School, Spring Brook Elementary School, Arlene Welch Elementary School, Robert Clow Elementary School
We are gearing up for another successful school year at Primrose! Schedule your personal tour and meet our experienced, nurturing teachers, visit our classrooms and learn how Primrose will build a foundation for academic and social success in life. Call us today at 630-778-8825 to learn more
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Primrose School at Naperville Crossings continues to grow and we are looking for well-qualified, experienced and nurturing individuals to add to our team. Friendly, caring applicants can contact us at 630-778-8825 for further information. At this time, we are specifically looking for enthusiastic Infant and Two Year Old Classroom Lead Teachers !
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