WOW! This school is amazing! My son got bad grades at Aldine, Johnson Elementary. He explained that…read morehis school didn't do the requirements, so we moved here. Turns out, great idea. His grades turned into 60% to a 100%! Full on F to A. I recommend moving your kids here.

Great safe school accompanying a beautiful language. Exceptionally great education. The environment…read moreis always clean

Very nice daycare ! Staff is kind and professional, my granddaughter really like to go there and…read morewe feel safe !

This place is amazing. The teachers are awesome and my kiddo has made such a huge improvement. Ms…read more Shanna is the best. We love seeing her every morning when we come in. She always has a smile on her face and it's a great way to start your morning when you have a toddler who is still waking up. Thank you for all that you do. The work is not easy but you all make it seem effortless!

This experience is really bad the rules are so unessesary and my kids don't like it especially the…read morenew white guy he has no sense and he's so unthinkable, my kids only have 30min to do work and I know the need more time that that I'm paying for them to help my kids and they are not this is so bad. Also on top of that my kids can't even eat there no more like once I get off of work I take them something to eat or I buy them some and now they can't eat unbelievable.

Terrible service very crowded no focus bc t it is 1 big room 5 kids tutors are very unprofessional…read moreand rude and inpatient with the kids

Disclaimer: this is my review about what I saw while my children attended this school…read more I put off writing this for a while. I think I was mostly in denial about all the trauma that was suffered there. I will start with the worst but most important incident. Around October 2024 I was made aware by a staff member that the class above my child's class was punishing kids for having accidents. The kids were between 2-3 years old and potty training. The two teachers in that class were locking the kids in the bathroom with the lights out and using school issued tablets to play scary videos such as scary clowns and monsters. I saw the videos on the tablets myself and the school admitted to it. While the owners let the two teachers go when they found out the problem is that many other teachers knew it was happening and never reported it. It was discovered because one of the good teachers walked in with the director, Max. They heard kids screaming in the bathroom and Max turned around and walked out while the other teacher went back in to investigate. She then told Max what she saw. Once things died down from this incident they ended up firing the teacher who reported it. Other things that happed prior to this are from my own experience. To begin our older child was stabbed in the face by a student with a colored pencil and no suspension or action was taken. That same student went on to harm many others in the class and was not asked to leave. Prior to this, that same child had also hit another classmate in the face with the magnet tile and caused permanent ear damage to her. This was never addressed, and the child continued to injure other kids throughout the year. Following that incident a different child punched my child in the face. I was assured by the owners that the student would be on a 3 day suspension, however that did not last and the student was only required to stay home for two days. With our youngest our issues started when she was in the toddler class and we began to notice that she was having a severe reaction to eating pineapple and citrus foods. I asked the school many times to no longer feed her pineapple and citrus. I wrote it in an email along with providing the allergy form. However, those needs were not met and they continued to feed her pineapple which led to an ER visit where I had to pay over $600 and do many test to be told that her stomach was blocked due to the pineapple not being digested. Following this incident a few weeks later, she was given pineapple again, and I had to come into the school with a bag full of her puke to prove that she could not eat pineapple. Her allergy was not taken seriously until that point. The last issue we had there was the lack of care that had been given to diaper changes. Our youngest kept coming home with a diaper rash. I asked the teachers to make sure she was changed at the end of the day. They then would wait until 6 PM to check and change her. At that point I would arrive and see them changing her but not applying the diaper cream I provided or using the wipes I provided. I had to teach the teacher in the class how to properly change a diaper and apply cream. I spoke with Max, the director, about this incident and was reassured that it would not happen again. Then another day when she was picked up by one our friends, the teachers smelled her bottom and said "I think she's OK" but did not really check. She did have a soiled diaper. The day we decided to leave I went to pick her up and they were changing her diaper as I walked in. My child was screaming at the top of her lungs and had tears rolling down her cheeks. She was crying so hard that she bit her lip. The fecal matter in her diaper was so old and stuck on that could not be wiped off with wet wipes. I had to step in and change the diaper myself and then bring her home and immediately bathe her because it was still stuck on. This neglect is dangerous for the children, and the teachers cannot be trusted to provide basic care. Not only this, but as while she was screaming, one of the teachers who was sitting in the classroom made a comment saying "I cannot handle the way she cries it is so difficult to listen to" and then walked out of the room. How can we trust these teachers to care for our children when they make comments like this? There are very few teachers at the school who actually care for the kids and the ones who do are sadly overlooked, while the teachers who do not care for the kids get placed into rooms that they do not belong in.

HEY HEY HEY HEY RUN FOR YOUR LIFE…read more All of the amazing teachers have flocked to other schools... and for a good reason. There is only one remaining teacher, from the dream team that once was... and I have had nieces at this location from 2016-2018. My children have been there year round since 2019. It used to be an amazing school. Now it's a complete waste of money. I enrolled my first daughter in 2019, my second child in 2021 and we transitioned her out to public school pre-k in 2023-2024 school year. My youngest daughter was there from when she was 11 weeks old in 2021- until last week. Despite being a year round- paying family for this amount of time, one day "the owners" Hank and Anne Emory - just like that- kicked my daughter out and told us she isn't welcome back. In my experience, if you dare to say a word regarding the curriculum ... the owners 1. wait for you to get behind 2. they wait for you to pay them back 3. then they kick your child out with zero warning *I am not the only family That this has happened to... so this is your warning from someone who was incredibly invested in this particular school. Be careful, y'all! They will literally stop you at the door one day and tell your child she is no longer welcome. I've been there as an aunt picking up her nieces 2016-18 and then I enrolled my daughter after she was born in 2019. Now we are in the year 2025. I can say without a doubt that this place is a sinking ship and it should not even consider itself worthy of the Primrose name. A few weeks ago- I gently voiced my opinion - I noted to Max that the difference between my two daughter's exposure to "Primrose-level" curriculum is alarming. Plus they are increasing prices constantly...? My 3 almost 4 year old does not know the book "Brown Bear" which Is totally bizarre ...as her sister knew it by heart, the younger child cannot write any letters - can't even write the letter U with dots... Younger child does not know the pledge, eldest knew it by heart. She doesn't come home and tell me about books being read to them. Let me just go ahead and state that I understand all children have different abilities, but my youngest is not even being exposed to the same curriculum. Max responded to my concerns - he told me that they had transitioned my child to "pre-pre-k-3", a class that did not exist ever(!) and she had grown out of someone checking her after she used the restroom. The owners made this without telling me. I've had close family in the school for the last 9 years, this is a big red flag. I did not even worry about the transition in the moment- but I explained my curriculum concerns, with Max. The next thing I know, they kicked my child out like she was a piece of trash. Full disclosure- I want to own that in December, we got a 5 weeks behind on payment, they did not say a word to me. On the second week of January- I realized my card needed to be updated and I immediately paid off the balance, in full- at once- 5 or 6 weeks, paid, done. Zero balance. The next day, they stopped my child at the door and said she is No longer welcome. Literally, as soon as we paid the balance they kicked her out. Within 24 hours. My child began attending The Primrose School of the Westchase District in 2021- when she was 11 weeks old, she will be 4 in April. My child had important relationships with her classmates since they were infants. Yall- after spending around 100K at this school, they kicked my child out like she was nothing. I watched them build each playground, one by one before my children were even conceived. I've been there, cheering on the school, dropping off books and cans and supporting teachers with gifts when I could. I was invested. These dip-doodles have negatively impacted my entire family and put us in a serious bind this week as we scrambled to find childcare. i believe this school has also knowingly put my child at an educational disadvantage by not giving her any of the Primrose curriculum. My advice- is consider anywhere else. They have zero loyalty to these kids. max says "the owners" but we all know it's his Mommy and Daddy who own it. Yikes. *When I found out that they kicked us out, I did not have that sinking feeling that many parents get when something horrible happens that affects your child- I felt relieved to be finally rid of Primrose Westchase. Any parent who has left a review prior- just note that they also fired Ms. Graves and threw her out. They did her dirty, yall! Ask any former teacher you know... they will tell you... what they did to Ms. Graves was horrible. So these days snacks come from packages, rarely do they come out of the kitchen. I doubt anything is made with love. PS: the scam they love is... all new families get asked for a five star review on google for being selected "family of the month". I know this because they did it to my family.

I began to feel overwhelmed with the SPED program (What are my rights? Does the school have the…read morelegal right to do a, b, c, etc?!). I reached out to Whitley for advice and direction. She explained the law and potential ways of navigating my spot as parent and part of the ARD committee. Going into the yearly ARD meeting, I felt more confident knowing she was there as backup. For the first time, the ARD committee worked to create additional accommodations for my son, rather than going through the motions -- 100% because she was there. I'm definitely going to be using Whitley in the future!

If your family doesn't have a legacy at this school, don't waste your time applying. When some of…read morethe school own faculty says that your kid has a better resume than 95% of the kids in the school and they don't get in, there is something wrong here. They denied my first kid in 2016 and now in 2025. It's a very exclusive country club for the elites. I'm sure the reputation is widely known through out Houston, but no one says anything about it and I'm sure many people share your feelings regarding legacy admissions and its woke culture.

My three daughters have been here since 2nd grade and 6th grade. We came from HISD public school…read more We are non legacy family. There are lots of smart kids out there- legacy or non legacy so it must be very hard for the admission team to decide. A little luck and a lot of hard work helped! My children have been very happy here. Teachers are great and the supporting staff are amazing. The school cares a lot about students' intellectual and emotional wellbeing. We are blessed to be part of amazing community.

We had a great experience a few weeks ago with the team. They quickly helped us get a camp set up…read morefor 15 kids in about 12 hours! School was canceled so we were looking for a place for our children to go for the day. Ms. Rolanda was very helpful and responsive!

Must have changed ownership. Manager is unreasonable and…read morerude. Never returned phone calls and spoke in circles to me. I finally got a partial refund for the "services" that were never rendered. Avoid.

My son has been going to MOLO for 2.5 years since he was 18 month toddler. He is autistic and the…read moreteachers and directors are super supportive. When I ask whether therapies can be done in-class, all three - Ms.Jing (assist director), Ms.Jolene (director), and his teacher Ms.Lemia are more than willing to have the therapists come to class during independent workstation time to help him. The guy under me named H.A. is lying because there is no camera for you to check. My son loves MOLO and learned so much. He is more independent now compare to at home. We had a bday party with his classmates and they had a blast. Ms.Lemia loves and cares genuinely for the children, the recent lesson they had was the full life cycle of monarch butterfly and he brought home a book about caterpillar and a stuffed caterpillar the other day. He learned how to eat, go to potty, build legos, make friends, follow directions. We truly appreciate what MOLO has done for him. We would not have it any other way.

So, this was the worst experience for me and my kid . He attended there for just 1 week and thanks…read moreto Ms. Lemia ( his classroom teacher ) now he hates school and even worth he could have been in the ER now because of her negligence. At his 3rd day of attedance she put infront of him styrofoam balls to do an activity, and she just left him alone with the balls , then he swallowed one. She sent me a report stating that she was present with him and turned her back for only a few seconds to answer another student when he did so. BUT when i checked the cameras, I figured out that my son was left alone and she was not even there with him . And instead of showing some empathy and apologizing she just keeps looking for excuses and blaming my kid about it. She is the worst! I had to withdraw my son from the school regarding his saftey !!!!