10/10. My daughter has attended for a year, since she was 10 weeks old. Everyone has been…read morefantastic. Management, the teachers, the cook, and parents. They have been very responsive to all of our new parents concerns and anxiety. My daughter has always been happy at drop off and pick-up. They ALL know my daughter by name. They communicate well during transitions. Shout out to Ms.Emmie. We are so happy with TLE Quail.

Began our child's preschool journey here at The learning experience and so far she has had a good…read moreexperience. I've also notice increased knowledge from our child, she's quickly gained so much information in a short amount of time which is impressive.

I love this preschool!! Cant say enough great things about it! My grandson has been coming here for…read more2 years and we just enrolled for next year. We started coming as a "Mother's Day Out" program and fell in love with it. The teachers have been absolutely fabulous! We just had a potentially life threatening event in our family and the whole staff gathered in prayer for us :))) You don't find that kind of support everywhere!

The teachers really love working with children which is so apparent by the way they interact with…read morethem. The communication is great. The administration continuously sends out messages about what is going on and it has been very easy to get in contact with them. I highly recommend Primrose Norman if you are looking for a place that you know will give your baby love!

I'm not one to write reviews but this is something I wish I had before enrolling my daughter in…read morethis center. I so badly wanted to believe that Primrose Norman was as sought after and highly ranked as their sister schools in OKC and Edmond, but boy was I wrong. For starters, the front receptionist is a blessing to this center and if the directors were more empathetic, compassionate, and driven like Taylor this center would be worlds different. When I first toured primrose I only ever spoke with Taylor, I was never greeted by the directors, and never met a teacher (my mistake for being trusting). By the time my daughter (16 months) started on November 7th, I was in for a rude awakening. The first week my daughter within a few days picked up a bad stomach bug (to be expected with a new daycare) but she continued to get new viruses every other week to date. On top of all the sickness she continued to get, on the days my daughter was there I hardly had any communication with the teachers and when I'd message for an update, it would go unanswered. I tried not to ruffle feathers, but after the third message, I finally called and complained. Pictures and updates started to improve over the past few weeks but I still had an uneasy feeling. Then this week happened. On Tuesday (Jan 24th) I showed up by surprise to pick my daughter up early around 11:20 am, the kids were all sitting down waiting for lunch and I could tell my daughter was upset. I didn't know why until I got home and noticed her diaper was completely soiled and her bum was fire red with sores from sitting in her feces. Let me state, at 10:47 am the teacher of the class marked that my daughter's diaper was checked and she was "dry". I immediately called and spoke with Brandi (the director) she assured me she would take care of it and we could potentially move my daughter to a different room. Today (Jan 25th) I called back up there and spoke with Tiffany (assistant director??) and when she asked if Brandi had dealt with the situation Brandi said she didn't have the chance because of the weather. Tiffany then assured me she would get an explanation and call me back so we could move forward. A few hours went by and at this point, my daughter's bum is scabbing up and I'd decided I'd had enough of the inconsistency, lack of communication, and lack of care for my child. Thankfully, we were able to get back into our old facility. By 2 pm I called to withdraw my daughter and asked to have her stuff ready for my husband. When he got there Taylor apologized and Brandi walked out and gave him a snotty "mhmm" response when he said thanks. Mamas and dads, please take these negative reviews seriously. Primrose is not cheap and just know the cost does NOT mean quality. So happy to be out of there even after a short few months. There's no way I could bring myself to putting my daughter back in their care after the situation was not taken seriously by the leaders who run the facility.

We have loved our experience here over this school year! Our little girl has come home counting and…read moresinging in Spanish. The teachers are kind and caring, and I know they've taken great care of our little sweetie, in addition to teaching her lots of Spanish. Junie uses the Spanish and English names of the colors interchangeably, and lots of counting in our house happens in Spanish now. I feel like that's exactly the point of bilingual education from an early age: training her mind to think of all the different options, rather than the translation way of learning a language. She also does many greetings and salutations. It can be a little challenging to figure out what she's saying sometimes since it could be English, Spanish, or just the garbled yammerings of a tiny human learning to communicate, but that would be happening even without the introduction of Spanish. But by far the sweetest exchange was the other day at The Wedge: she launched into Spanish with Juan, a longtime server there who I love and has always doted on Junie. I'm not sure what in her 2.5 year mind and heart told her to go for it, but he was moved, and she was rewarded with the sweetest and most doting version of Juan I've ever seen (which is really saying something). It's a moment I'll always treasure: he let her help him tend to his plants and his garden - normally off limits to kids. She was suitably impressed and it made me feel like Bilingual was absolutely worth every penny.

Last Year was great Annabelle (3 year old) always has fun and something wonderful to tell me after…read moreher school day. All of the teachers are amazing women and the best teachers ever. This is now our second year going, defiantly recommend this school. The Teachers are very patient, kind and Ooo so helpful with anything and everything. Wish there were more locations like this school.

I can't recommend this school enough. These teachers are AMAZING! I've had three kids fortunate…read moreenough to have Mrs. Reavis and Mrs. Watkins for kindergarten. These ladies challenge each child while also making class fun and exciting. My kids begged to go to school even on the weekends. They keep kids busy and engaged throughout the day with centers and weekly themes. My kids learned about different countries and cultures. They also learned about inclusion and diversity at a young age. These teachers are passionate about reading and had my kids reading within a few weeks of starting school. This school quickly becomes a second home to each family. These teachers love their students like their own children. My kids came out of this class testing two grades ahead. I love that this school teaches each child on their own level. I can't wait for my youngest to be old enough to attend this school.

Highly recommend OKC Montessori for a true Montessori school. Ms Kephart has the children's best…read moreinterest in mind and has the experience to properly teach via Montessori method. Our child thrives here.

I have two kids in OCA and we love it. OCA doesn't just talk the talk, they truly walk it. This is…read morethe most loving school environment I've ever found.

Poverty Simulator.... The most offensive terrifying experience I've ever had. Poverty Simulator…read moreoccurred on Spiritual Emphasis Day. This occurred when I was a mere freshman. The entire school participated in acting like poor people. There was "food stamps" and we had to feed our "families to survive" There was little to no supervision. Kids were fighting. I was shoved against a wall and threatened. Children were hiding in the restrooms praying for safety. The small overcrowded hallways were packed with 6th-12th grade students. kids were thrown to the floors and there was violence everywhere. It was truly a horrifying day.

Middle Earth is a positive learning environment where children are allowed to be themselves, and…read morecelebrated for their differences. I feel complete peace of mind every day knowing that my kids are in the best care in Norman. 10/10.

This is a very awful daycare. The teacher is very unprofessional. This new director is called…read morejamie irresponsible. If you really care about your child, please ask your child about the situation at this school. My daughter had three accidents in this school within a month. She was bitten into the arm and bleeding. The face was bruised. The eyes were caught bleeding. These were all happening in a short time. However, all this. The director told me that this is very normal. I talked to other parents about this. They expressed shock. They also think that frequent accidents are very abnormal. I will find relevant departments to investigate this matter!