Primrose School of Centennial

We have had such a positive experience sending our daughter to Primrose. She started at 15 months and is now 22 months, during this time she moved up a class. All of her teachers have been so good with her! They are energetic and attentive! And we really trust leaving our toddler here. When we first began, she did cry during dropoffs but after two weeks, she adapted and loves going to 'school'. Primrose has a great curriculum and the children engage in many activities including: drawing, painting, water activities, reading, puppets, rhymes, etc. When the weather is nice, the kids go outside to play the playgrounds.Although it's a bit of a drive for us, we love Primrose.

I love the teachers and staff! They serve a variety of nutritious food and truly care about my son. I feel good about leaving my son with them all day because he is also given a quality education rather than just playing. Sign language, counting, colors, manners, sympathy, etc. Beautiful school and age appropriate play area. And they don't use rocks in their play area, they have turf and wood chips.

We have been members of the Primrose family since 2013 and I can't begin to even express how happy we are with the staff and the program. Currently our oldest child is finishing up the Kindergarten program and our youngest is in the toddler room. The level of care is unprecedented. I know that my children are well taken care of and enjoy their time at school. The Kindergarten program is absolutely topnotch. I know without a doubt that my daughter is going to be leaps and bounds ahead of her peers with she enters first grade this fall. The toddler program is also amazing. My son learned basic signs in sign language at a very young age and this helped us so much at home with his communication. We toured several schools before we decided to go with Primrose and we are very happy with our choice.

Exceptional daycare/school. There are three similar facilities near my house and I chose this one (not near my house) based on the staff and because Primerose has a structured learning environment.

My son is 3 years old and really enjoys his teachers at Primrose. The curriculum is excellent which is why I switched my son from CLA to Primrose as soon as there was an opening. They have Parents Night Out and other fun themed activities throughout the year it's a great atmosphere for kids to learn!

Primrose Centennial has been a wonderful choice for our family. I have seen my daughter blossom since moving her here 7 months ago. She has learned so much and is excited to go to school every day. The staff and other families are such a joy. It is like a little family. I am happy to be a part of Primrose family and will hopefully continue once my daughter goes to kindergarten next year.

Our five year old son has been going here since he was about 18 months. He has lifelong friends, he loves the teachers, and seeing Shelley and Wendy at the front is always a joy. The kids have learned SO much. I can't imagine bringing him anywhere else!

We first started with Primrose at DTC and loved its staff, owner, facility, and service. We decided to move to this Primrose at Centennial in September of 2016 so that our 4 year old be in its before and after school program when she goes to kindergarten. We have high expectations coming from Primrose DTC. Besides, how much different can they be? We just finished moving our kids (4 year old & 23 months old) back to DTC. I will simply provide the incidents we encountered at the Centennial location and let you decide for yourself. - Our four year old had THREE minor injuries (with blood stains on shirts) during her 6 weeks there. Her teachers provided zero incident reports.- Our four year old's teacher passed out candy routinely in the class as a way to reward kids for good behavior. - The school opens at 6:30 AM. There is a self service breakfast table for parents to assist their kids. More often than not, the breakfast is NOT there at 6:30, usually after 7. - One of Centennial's "traditions" as claimed by the Director is to put out two big buckets of lollipops on Fridays. We asked for healthy alternative treats. The director refused and called it a "tradition" to pass out candy every Friday. - Our four year olds behavior became noticeably more bullish and started to say mean things to us and her sibling after a couple of weeks attending the Centennial location. - We also heard from another parent that their 5 year old was dropped off at the Elementary school ALONE without being passed to a teacher at the school. The 5 year old was walking around the building by himself trying to get into the school (all doors locked). Fortunately, another parent showed up and assisted. All of these happened in the first 6 weeks of our attendance there. We pulled out our four year old as soon as possible and had to wait for another opening back at DTC for our 23 months old. We waited to write this review until we are fully out of this location.

We have been taking our daughter here, for a year, and have been happy with our decision. The staff has been accommodating, with our daughters needs, and they are open ! on-time ! for snow days. Shout out to Virginia and Ronnie for all of your help. Thanks Shelley and Wendy for opening on-time... especially on days where other day cares are closed.Thanks for all of your help!