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Meet Lawrence and Natalie O’Connor, proud owners of Primrose School of Schertz. Native Texans, they are thrilled to bring high-quality early education to the Schertz community.
Lawrence and Natalie were first introduced to Primrose through their good friends, Tommy and Anna Thompson, owners of Primrose School of Round Rock at Forest Creek and Primrose School of Pflugerville at Falcon Pointe. At the time, Lawrence and Natalie were still dating, but their shared love of education and learning brought them closer together. The couple was married in October of 2014 and quickly began looking for an entrepreneurial opportunity that would allow them to share their passion for education with their community. When they discovered there was a need for high-quality early education close to their San Antonio neighborhood, they immediately turned to the Thompsons to help them bring Primrose to the growing Schertz community.
“We wanted to give back to this great community we call home,” said Lawrence. “As we think about starting our own family, we really wanted to create a fun and nurturing environment where parents can feel good about leaving their children.”
Lawrence and Natalie have both enjoyed successful careers in the corporate world. Before becoming full-time Franchise Owners of Primrose School of Schertz, Natalie was a director with Workforce Solutions Alamo, a state and federally funded organization that helps people find jobs and administers training and support services to job seekers so that they can obtain and maintain employment, and Lawrence was a commercial real estate broker and partner at HPI Real Estate Services and Investments, leading the company’s San Antonio office.
With Natalie’s expertise in management, quality control and operations, and Lawrence’s sales, real estate and business development background, they believe they are an ideal match to achieve success within the Primrose Schools family. Lawrence and Natalie have always had a love of learning, one of the things that drew them to each other. Both graduated in the top 5 percent of their high school classes and both completed the prestigious Plan II Honors Degree at The University of Texas at Austin.
“We both come from families of educators, and we know how important education is, especially for young children,” said Natalie. “That’s why we are so excited to offer a caring and nurturing atmosphere at our school that fosters curiosity, creativity, confidence and compassion."
In addition to their impressive education and career accomplishments, Lawrence and Natalie are also dedicated to community service. They are active volunteers at San Antonio Pets Alive, where Natalie serves on the board of directors. Natalie and Lawrence are also members of the Texas Biomedical Founder’s Council, an organization of community advocates and financial supporters of The Texas Biomedical Research Institute. And, Lawrence spent two and a half years serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Bolivia. They are committed to teaching the importance of servant leadership in their school.
Lawrence and Natalie welcomed their first child, a daughter, into their family in April 2020, and then welcomed their second child, a son, in March 2022.
Primrose School of Schertz offers the Primrose exclusive, research-based Balanced Learning® curriculum that balances purposeful play with nurturing guidance from teachers for children ages 6 weeks old to 5 years old. Primrose School of Schertz opened on July 10, 2017 and is located at 4993 Schertz Parkway. For more information, please visit www.PrimroseSchertz.com and click the 'Contact Us' button to schedule a tour!
We are conveniently located off of Schertz Parkway, right down the street from Norma J. Paschal Elementary School and Baptist Emergency Hospital. Unlike an ordinary daycare in Schertz, we provide your child with a robust early education and child care experience.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
Cibolo Valley Elementary School, Green Valley Elementary School, Paschal Elementary School, Rose Garden Elementary School, STEM Schertz
We remain committed to providing a clean and safe environment where children can thrive. Our school uses an indoor air purification system designed to reduce the pathogens from the air supply through the HVAC system, helping to limit the spread of viruses. This is just one component of the measures we have put into place to help keep our families and staff healthy and safe. See more health and safety protocols here. https://www.primroseschools.com/schools/schertz/healthsafety/
Fostering a sense of belongingness has been a part of every day at Primrose for the past 40 years, and we’re excited to invite all families, from Primrose and beyond, to join in as we celebrate the annual National Day of Belongingness on September 29.
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Each Primrose school is held to high standards of safety and cleanliness while maintaining a caring and nurturing environment where children can thrive.
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Primrose School of Schertz is NOW ENROLLING! We would love for your family to join our Primrose Family! Contact us to learn more about our programs and Pre-Registration opportunities available for our Summer 2017 opening.
The wheels on the bus go round and round...our first bus has arrived! Construction is wrapping up, we are just waiting to receive our Certificate of Occupancy. Stayed tuned in the coming weeks for more information on our opening date!
Meet the Director of Primrose School of Schertz, Paige Lewis.
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We love seeing friends get their start here. #PrimroseMoments
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Calling all who love singing, dancing, storytelling and nurturing young, energetic children!
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Construction is moving along smoothly. Bricks are being laid, and workers are finishing out the interior. We are on track to open early Summer 2017!
Use water, shaving cream and food coloring to teach your preschooler the science behind rain clouds!
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Satisfy your family’s craving with our healthy tortilla pizza snacktivity.
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One-eyed jack...egg-in-a-basket...whatever you call this quick and easy breakfast, we can all agree it's delicious!
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The joy of giving is a powerful lesson. We're so inspired by these teachers and students who are making a heartfelt impact in their communities.