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Ms. Kortnee is originally from Cache Valley, UT. She is currently enrolled online at Utah State University. Working with children has been the greatest privilege she has experienced. She is one of three siblings and loves her family dearly. Her favorite title is “Auntie K” by four nieces and three nephews. In her free time Ms. Kortnee enjoys being around the water or on the baseball diamond in a pick-up game of softball.
We are proud to announce we have received our AdvancEd Accreditation! Thank you to all of our dedicated teachers and management team for their hard work towards this goal! Also, thank you to all of our Primrose families that had an equally important part in us receiving this prestigious accreditation!
Children are never too young to learn about the importance of helping others.
We are so proud to be supporting the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure this Fall -- we will have a team as well as some other opportunities to support this important cause. Watch for more updates and ways to get involved!
We’ve recently moved to the Austin area from Atlanta. We’ve been married 13 years. Jameson's dad is a native Texan and is happy to bring Jameson back to where he grew up. We are thrilled with Primrose and really see Jameson blossoming. His teachers are amazing! We know we made the right choice with this school.
STEAM-based learning is a hot topic in education – and for good reason! But what is STEAM? It stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math.
We are proud to announce that our program is an approved provider for NACCRRA (Child Care Aware) for deployed and non-deployed service members and their families. Please contact us for more details.
The first day of school not only marks the start of another year of learning, but another special milestone in a child’s life.
When it comes to parenting challenges, helping your child move beyond the pacifier is often a task that’s easier said than done.
During an emergency, it’s important for children to understand there are caring adults who will help keep them safe.
As a parent or caretaker, thinking about natural disasters or other emergency situations can be unsettling and difficult.
