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Schedule A TourStudents, families, teachers and staff at our school came together to donate more than 1,000 food items and gift cards – equivalent to 600 Thanksgiving dinners – to those in need through our Caring and Giving Food Drive!
Our Primrose parents are doing a great job! To celebrate Working Parents Day on September 16th, we wanted to show our parents just how much we (and their children) appreciate them, so we provided a grab-n-go breakfast at drop-off. We also sent parents a heartfelt video of their children sharing why they love their parents.
Children who participate in physical education programs are likely to become active, healthy adults.
360Connect provides information about your child's day directly to your smart phone or email. Photos, videos and moments are captured by your child's teacher and shared with you each day!
“When it comes to early learning, Primrose shares the same goal as parents – we aim to maximize a child’s learning during a very important time in his life. We believe, and our outcomes show, that the most effective way to help each child reach her full potential is to ensure she is exposed to information in different ways using a balance of proven learning theories.”
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!
Our Summer Adventure Club students are giving back to community heroes! As part of our Get Ready.Get Safe. Summer Adventure Club weekly theme, students visited three Flower Mound fire stations. Children delivered handmade cards, sports drinks, Firehouse Subs and grocery store gift cards to the firefighters. Students also presented a special award to Flower Mound's first full-time female firefighter, thanking her for inspiring young girls in our community. We enjoyed visiting these local heroes and are grateful for the work they do every day to keep us safe!
Our students, families, teachers and staff donated more that 80 pairs of shoes to people in need.
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.”
It’s no secret that bilingualism is becoming more common among today’s children.
