Primrose School of North Mason Creek

While the academics are great for PK3 and up...the earliers ages can be sad. Because my daughter is very smart and "listens" the teachers found her to be a joy. Per the administration team, they labeled my 2 old son a "problem" because he couldn't keep still or became distracted easily....did I mention he is 2. Rather than realize he is still developing and to be patient they asked that he stop coming after 3 months in the program. To me educators will meet all types of children. Some will be joys and some will need extra support. The same method CAN'T be applied to both which was my constant message to the staff. According to them, their many years of teachings made them skilled. To a point. Overall both my children are no longer there. My son is still an active 2year old but is now in an environment that is patient with him. The saddening thing is now my daughter is not as challenged as she was before. I advise any parent to take the "we will work with youspeech " the schoold gives at face value for the minute something is outside the expected norm...it's a problem.
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter is 7 years old now, and she has been at Primrose School for two years before she startd Kindergarten, she was more than prepare. She was above the other children that didn't attend a preschool. At North mason Primrose you little one will interact with other children and also will have the opportunity to learn and have a great start at Kindergarten and the further years.
--Submitted by a parent