Teachers are excellent and professional. They have Air…read moreFilteration System as health protocol. This was very important for us. Indoor Gym available, when kids can not go out because of weather. Spacious classrooms.

We love the teachers and the staff! They are beyond helpful, caring and supportive. The staff are…read morealways professional and welcoming. My kids have adored all their teachers which speaks volumes. I know they are well cared for and loved during the day.

my son Melion like is the a like to drop him there. Glasses need and clean. Teacher is good…read more Take care of kids. I highly school, especially this class. What is post?

Our 2 yo son has been attending this daycare for about 6 months now…read more The staff is great and very friendly. All the teachers are nice, welcoming and understanding. Miss Dorothy and Miss Tricia are very professional and loving towards the kids. Good job and THANK YOU!!! I would recommend this facility to anyone looking for the daycare!

Oh Primrose- where to even begin? I will start with my biggest regret- not having my children…read moreenrolled here sooner. This is a school. This is not a glorified daycare. This is absolutely an environment that fosters learning, growth, creativity, and critical thinking skills. Our oldest child went through the private Kindergarten at Primrose and the impact this singular decision will have on his future far exceeds anything we could have hoped for. He got more than a foundation at Primrose- he got a solid education and a skillset that will have a lifelong influence. Upon graduating from the Primrose private kindergarten program, he went on to public school where he is in their kindergarten (we didn't want to push him ahead to 1st grade as we wanted the transition to elementary school to be easier on him). We have learned that he is not at a kindergarten reading level- he is at a SECOND GRADE reading level! Not only that, but we have been informed that of the 10 children that graduated from Primrose last year (either from the pre-K or Kindergarten program) and then went on to attend our same public elementary school, ALL TEN children are above grade level for reading. They are advanced enough that they are having to be pulled from their regular classroom reading time to work with a teacher that can teach them phonics/reading at the level these children are already at. There are only 2 non-Primrose children in their elementary school that are also being pulled for advanced phonics/reading skills. Furthermore, we have been informed that our son is also advanced in his math skills, and he will be pulled from his regular kindergarten math coursework to focus on more challenging math curriculum that more closely meet him where his skills lie. Now I would LOVE to take credit for his achievements. I would love to tell you that mom and dad taught him all that he knows. But that would be dishonest of me. We owe all of this development to Primrose- to the curriculum that they employ, to the safe and nurturing environment that they provide, and especially to the teachers and staff that work day and night to give these children a head start in life. I cannot say enough positive things about our experience at Primrose- they go above and beyond for their students and the community in everyway possible. THANK YOU PRIMROSE!

My daughter has been attending Primrose South Elgin for 7 years. The owners and staff here are…read moreabsolutely amazing and always act with integrity. As a parent I feel confident dropping my daughter off here every morning and feel lucky to have been able to have her here for so long. They have a wonderful curriculum for younger children and a great summer camp program.

This is a wonderful elementary school with loving and caring teachers! The staff is so supportive…read moreof not only their students, but each other. It breaks my heart that they are closing this school. I do understand the need for possibly a new building but why close a school when you don't have that new building built! It doesn't make any sense.

The staff is trash they don't care for you, the school looks like a dump and the teachers don't…read moreknow what they are teaching. DON'T COME HERE!!!!! The food is not even fully cooked and I will pray for anyone who comes here

Finding a health center that doesn't charge an obscene amount of money has always been a struggle…read more Aum bio has a reasonable fee, a professional staff, and provides real results. So happy with there services and definitely recommend it!

I went into the clinic and honestly, Kamil knew things that doctors had already told me, yet…read moreadditional information they missed. I would recommend a standard scan for anyone! He scanned my two boys and I and was on target for everything. We started allergy treatments and have had amazing results so far.

the best go here go here the teachers are great the classes are great we have events and no uniform…read moredays and fudraisers at resturants

K-8 Catholic school, attached to St Thomas Parish, also supported by St Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish…read more Families not registered and actively involved in either parish will not be entitled to a parish-subsidized tuition rate.

teachers are mean there are good ones tho and i was lowkey treated unfairly i got suspended for…read more"lying" about another student touching me even tho he did and teachers called me a liar multiple times

Just picked up my son from camp, and he loved it!!…read more the staff is super friendly and helpful, we needed to try something different and little more challenging of a pre school. He really loved it and wants to go back we are pretty happy! I met Amy who showed me around and explained everything, met some sweet girls who are in charge of the camp groups, they're so friendly and text me back and forth with any questions while my son was in camp today, Also met Mrs. Breuer and just wanted to say thanks to all of them for helping with our decision today.

Do everything within your power to avoid placing a loved one in this facility…read more Their website prominently features photos of their common areas, which are quite beautiful. Do you wonder why they don't have any photos of the rooms? Because they are dumps that haven't been remodeled since the 1970's. Fortunately, I've posted a few pics so you can get an idea. How do you like that broken board with the protruding wood splinters next to the bed? And how about that method for calling for an aide? A call button accessible from anywhere? No! A knotted clothesline that your loved one is supposed to pull (and which can't be accessed if they are out of bed and in their wheelchair.) Pretty slick, huh? Believe it or not the rooms are not equipped with telephones! When I expressed astonishment at this I was told "You can always get the person a cell phone." Yeah....modern technology in the hands of people in their eighties and nineties with poor eyesight and shaky hands....that's a real winning "solution." Being able to communicate with your family member is a hit or miss proposition and this is a huge issue. Rooms are. dark and depressing as prison cells. Each has a single overhead fixture with a low wattage bulb in it. Over each bed is a fluorescent fixture with three tubes in it. These would be adequate I believe, if all three tubes were lit. But the fixtures are fifty years old and ballasts for them aren't available. If two bulbs works consider yourselves lucky. Any responsible owner (and this facility is owned by a huge corporation,) would simply replace these outdated fixtures, but that would cost money, you see. To their credit, management does permit use of your own table lamp (taking up some of the limited room on the dresser,) but that shouldn't be necessary. Many of the beds have wall mounted TVs barely bigger than postage stamps. How an elderly person is supposed to be able to see the picture, is beyond me. Their maintenance man (a one-person"department,") said he's only permitted to install the larger TVs that some beds have once the old tiny one no longer works. Here again, you are permitted to bring in your own TV and set it on the dresser if there's room, but once again....that shouldn't be necessary. And Aperion Care didn't purchase this facility just recently. They have had five full years to put things right! It took me two weeks to get an elevated toilet seat installed in my family member's room. A task that should take two hours at most. She'd still be waiting, I believe, if I hadn't contacted corporate headquarters! If you sign up for laundry service you're told that laundry will be picked up and returned three times per week. But you're lucky if it's once a week. Unless you're willing to do their laundry yourself your loved one will wind up without any clothes to wear in short order. Nearly half of my family member's clothes, as well as some bedding, disappeared for good. I spent months trying to get Aperion Care to honor their own promises regarding laundry service. Even twice a week would be nice! Yet all I received were excuses and empty promise after empty promise. Housekeeping is sorely lacking. Urine soaked bedding may very well not be changed until just before bedtime, and even that can be difficult to achieve. As far as the staffing is concerned, all nursing homes are understaffed as part of their business model, and this one is no better or worse in that regard. Residents can easily wait an hour for an aide to come help them with toileting, which leads to accidents. One Sunday I came by to visit my family member and there were no nurses on duty. I was told that much of the staff had staged a walk-out in protest of their pay and working conditions earlier in the day. The food varies in quality, from inedible to quite good. To their credit the kitchen does seem to strive to use fresh vegetables, rather than canned, and the difference is noticeable. Medical care leaves something to be desired. Although I have Power Of Attorney for healthcare for my loved one, and the Administrator, Director of Nursing, and Social Services Director all agreed that I should be notified of any proposed medication change before it happened, they did not honor this commitment once in four months. The Director of Nursing seems genuinely committed to her job and made herself readily available to me, which I greatly appreciated. As with other nursing homes I've experienced, there are a few truly wonderful nurses and aides working here, as well as people who have no business being there at all. Most fall somewhere in between. The Admissions Director is competent and caring and strives to assist, even regarding matters that fall well outside of his job duties. Once, again, if you can avoid patronizing this place then by all means do so.

Overall clean facility. Residents are assholes after 2pm and staff are no where to be found when…read moreyou need them