I had two children attend this fabulous school. My youngest started at 14 weeks and recently…read moregraduated. I can't say enough positive things about this school. Between the direct, Sheli Marslender and the fantastic caring teachers, I knew my kids were in the best hands. They have taught my daughter and son more than I ever imagined from daily manners, socializing and preparing for elementary eduction. Without any hesitation it's a phenomenal daycare.

I had to write this review when, after repeated attempts at check-ins, I realised my kids' school…read morewasn't even listed on Yelp as an elementary school! I believe the school was named for Emma Conn, but for the past several years the school has been the ONLY magnet school in Wake County offering the Active Learning and Technology program. As a parent, obviously I put a lot of thought into which school I wanted my kids to attend. The recent Wake County school board controversy really made me shy away from the public schools; I knew I was interested in a magnet program. My husband and I have been looking to buy a house also, so knowing we were moving (possibly from one school district to another) was also an incentive for magnet schools- my kids would be able to attend the same school from K-5th grade! As a kid who attended 3 elementary schools myself, that really spoke to me. More importantly, I can vouch that the Conn system really works. Today, I had my kindergarten son's 3rd quarter parent-teacher conference. Prior to him enrolling in school, I was concerned, because like a lot of little boys, he had trouble sitting still, listening, being attentive for long periods of time. I don't know if it was his wonderful teacher Ms. Christie, or the syllabus that includes time for dance, drama, PE, and arts in addition to the reading/writing/arithmetic basics, but I literally nearly teared up as she laid out for us a sample of his free-period writing from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarter. My son has made insane progress this year, moving from a kid who was proud to know his alphabet, to a kid who can write multiple sentences without any adult input at all. The "technology" and "active" part of the curriculum aren't just buzzwords, either. Whether it's the interactive "smart tables" the school is placing in kindergarten classrooms, or that strawberry "learning module"/fundraiser they recently held (an educational trip to the berry farm followed by sales of baggies of regular and chocolate-dipped strawberries), the school not only keeps kids motivated and interested in learning, but helps parents feel involved as well. I'm a technology-minded person myself, and I HATE being sent home random slips of paper that will inevitably end up lost in my kid's bookbag or in the dredges of my car's backseat, so I also appreciate principal Diane Kearney's weekly pre-recorded phone calls full of the latest school news! Try relying on your 6-year-old for important data and you would appreciate it also! Tonight we had Kindergarten Orientation for my youngest, who will hopefully benefit from the same great teachers Jack had, but regardless will benefit from Conn's innovative magnet approach. I felt stressed at the time of choosing a school to apply for, and I felt stressed we wouldn't be chosen after submitting my application, but ever since my kids started attending Conn, I have never once been stressed about their safety, happiness, or education. That's about the highest praise I can give. Keep it up Conn!!

We love the entrepreneurial design magnet and the diversity of this school! The teachers are so…read moreengaged with the kids and families, the PTA is very strong and involved, and my children are thriving at Conn. I cannot say enough great things about this school.

This preschool is amazing! The teachers are very kind and caring. The kids have a lot of fun…read moreactivities throughout their hours here. Our toddler loves it!

"At the time of pickup, no scratches or injuries were observed by our staff, and none were brought…read moreto our attention." This appears to be a remarkably convenient excuse--one that neatly avoids any accountability and differs entirely from what I heard from the teachers, as well as from the truth. An impressive alignment of narratives. Well done, Primrose.

My son had such a great experience at Primrose School at The Park! He started when he was 2 and…read moreevery teacher was amazing... he truly felt loved and still talks about his past teachers. This school quickly became an extension of our home. I can't say enough wonderful things about this location. We are going to miss this special place!

Top notch school! Both my boys have been since little blessings! They love it and learning new…read morethings every day. Great for getting them ready for kindergarten .

We came from out of state and this preschool came highly recommended by several people. Our…read moredaughter has loved every minute of it. The teachers are so thoughtful in their lesson planning and care for the kids by her teachers. She is in the 2/3s class two days a week. We have been very pleased with the staff and the learning. Coming from a background in education I am very picky!

you won't get good service since they very bad principal she has very bad attitude and she always…read moreupset if you complain my son is been hurting by other kids and didn"t do anything because the kid who's hurting my son is her niece. read the reviews before you enrolled because she just want your money no money back

Our 2 children were enrolled full time at Goddard for 14 months before the owner suggested we move…read moreon due to lack of trust in April. We can certainly attest that the director, Ms. Dee, is incredibly hardworking and kind and she always put a great effort towards running a tight ship. We received an email from the owner saying that Goddard was cited for running over ratios (look up reports for any preschool on https://ncchildcare.ncdhhs.gov/childcaresearch ). When we replied expressing our discomfort with how the situation was handled, she suggested that we move on since we no longer trust her. It totally blind sighted us because we had previously had a positive relationship. It felt like we were just another number and she's going to move on to the next name in her wait list. We are happy this happened because it gave us an opportunity to compare with other centers. We didn't like that kids were given iPads at Goddard and were happy to find that is not the case elsewhere. Several centers provided meals (Goddard does not) and had more opportunities for water play and sports exposure (soccer lessons, basketball lessons, basketball court, splash pad area). We also weren't thrilled that lessons were shown at Goddard on a small computer screen with kids gathered around. There are plenty of happy parents at Goddard. We were pleased with Goddard at first and have met wonderful teachers. We didn't appreciate how the owner treated us and are happy to have found alternatives that a better fit for our needs.

I currently have a high school student attending now that will graduate in two years from the…read moreschool. We have been there for 3 years now, and they have made continuous improvements to the school. We love the team there, and their supportive attitude of the mix of neurodivergent students. They have a part-time counselor there who is an intern from NCSU. Tuition is high because class sizes are kept small to provide individualized attention. Friends of Trilogy is the support side of the school (this PTA) which assists in creating community and assists parents in their Trilogy journey including how to fud their student's education. I can't say enough good things about the school and want to give a shout out to Ann Ashby who is beyond amazing.

Our son went to Trilogy when they were fairly new. They were innovative and made a huge difference…read moreand didn't force him into a preset mold like the public schools. They taught according to his abilities. Fast forward to today: he is successful, owns his own home, married and has a family. For my son, they made all the difference. Thank you Trilogy!

After looking at all the schools in our area, it was obvious that St. Timothy's would be the best…read morefit for our family. We were looking for a school with a solid academic program that also focused on our children's social and emotional development. St. Timothy's checked all of our boxes. In addition, The STS community is warm, kind, and inclusive, and we are so proud to be part of this school. Our children are genuinely thriving at STS!

Exceptional. I can't rave about St. Timothy's enough. The academics, extra-curriculars, community,…read moreteachers and families are all amazing! Our children LOVE school and so do we!