Primrose School at Westerre Commons

Jake Marchetti

Quitters. They asked my 4yr old to leave the school after just 4 days because of one bad tantrum. Then hypocritically said “too bad he’s not full time so he could have more time to adjust.” How can he adjust if you wouldn’t allow him the time to do so? Saying that implies if I paid more money you would have given him more time to adjust to the school. It was more convenient for you to remove him than to try to help him learn/adjust to his new environment. When you asked us to pick him up 1/2 way through the 4th day, you had a reimbursement check in hand ready to go before even speaking with us in person to give us the details of what happened. If staffing is an issue, you should review your acceptance ratios better so you can properly care for the children who attend. 20 4yr olds in one classroom is a lot for any two teachers to handle. You gave zero warnings. No emails, calls, notes , meetings, or anything in the previous days that his behavior was concerning. His teacher even admitted he did ok the first three days too. But no, it was one and done for us rather than trying to work with us. You quit on a 4yr old child.

Christina Fritts

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this school! My son has been attending Primrose for 3 years and my only regret is that we didn't start him here sooner. The teachers are EXCEPTIONAL, and have helped him develop both intellectual curiosity and character. The administration has always been super supportive and have well exceeded my expectations with how they handle things and communication. I couldn't have asked for a better experience for my son and family. The team at Primrose is the best!!!

Laleeta Tongo

My son went to Primrose from the age 2 till he turned 5, and oh! what an amazing childhood he had at Primrose. The facility is super safe, super education pro, and it nurtured my son’s interpersonal skills, motor skills, social values to the highest and in best way possible. The quality of food is great. All of his teachers were well educated and trained to take care of the kids. We loved all of his teachers. He still remembers them fondly. He made the best of friends here. We moved out of Richmond, and Primrose is one of those places which we sorely missed. We are proud of this facility at Westerre Commons! You are forever cherished. Kudos to you! ❤️❤️❤️

Shanda Poburka

Hello Friends, I am a teacher at Primrose School Westerre Commons and I am proud to be a part of the Primrose team. The Primrose curriculum is a wonderful approach to learning. It “inspires children to think in more ways,” than one and I am continuously flabbergasted by the students in my EPS2 classroom. Each week there are new activities or songs that are super engaging, and we take it to another level of awesomeness! A few weeks ago, we sang a song, “The frogs hop and jump, the frogs hop and jump, hippity-hop, hippity-hop, the frogs hop and jump.” The students requested that song every day, and we all “hippity-hop” around, and they absolutely love it! Every day is a wonderful opportunity to connect with the kids in the classroom. Working in any pre-school environment is not about one's profitability, but how much we as teachers can invest in the lives of the next generation. When a student enters the classroom full of excitement, and wonderment, it’s a wonderful opportunity to have a “light bulb” moment. The students’ love “sensory play,” “Children Choice Centers,” and of course “Wonder Times and Early Masters Arts Programs.” I’ve had families sharing some of the most wonderful stories of their child’s experiences and connection to an activity, and how proud they were of those moments. As a teacher, those are some of my treasured stories. I love working as a teacher at Primrose Westerre Commons. I am part of a team that “provides teachers with the tools and guidance” to help students explore their natural environment. The Primrose families are respected community members who are dedicated people of our society. It is an awesome privilege to be a part of the Primrose community. The best part of my job as a teacher is bonding, connecting, and loving each student with the love God has given me. Primrose Westerre Commons families, staff, and team, thank you for such a great opportunity.