school was not fun, teachers bad except for some didnt learn in 6 grade trash internet and not the…read morebest laptops

The staff at this school make sure you are always comfortable. They make sure that every student is…read moretreated equally and fairly. They have many fun events like Comic Con and Falcon Day. There are also many sports. Also many musical classes like Band and Chorus. They also have many school clubs. The teachers will make sure that the whole class gets it before they start teaching more. This school is the best place to enroll your child in.

My Alma Matter! So to speak.. I've got so many great memories of this school. I'm sure most of the…read moreteachers who taught me have retired, but if they've continued to hire fabulous teachers and staff, this place is the best.

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.

I sent my daughter to Gilberts Elementary for her second grade year. It was her teacher in…read moreparticular that I had problems with, as she was extremely aggressive toward my daughter. My daughter had undiagnosed Dyslexia. This teacher (according to other moms with kids who'd come home with the story) verbally berated her for 10 minutes straight for not remembering to read a passage. She learned a lot and got along swimmingly with other children, but that one teacher soured my impression of the school as a whole.

This school is very high - tech. All teachers were nice, Exept Mrs. Stanek. She actually pushed me…read moreout of her way. I, to this day still do not know the reason. She displayed very obvious favoritism. The "walk the line" deal. 1 kid, let's call him Caleb. Caleb didn't hear the WTL whistle. He got inside, crying and told Mrs. Stanek about it and she told him it was fine, she even hugged him. And me, same deal, she got all up in my face and screamed at me calling me " ridiculous " I got my card moved to red the order of card colors went, Gold, Green, Yellow, Red, White, Blue. Guess who was the only kid who got on Gold. CALEB!!! I honestly hope that this woman got fired. Mrs. Wright was very kind, along with Mr. Hough and Mrs. Schafer. Extremely disappointing. If you don't remember an Eliza, that's because it's not my real name. It's Ava.

Happened about 6:40AM 12-5-24 cutting people off and breaking extremely hard behind cars is…read moreridiculous Absolutely would not want my kids riding on that bus and I will let other parents know in the area

Today (12.05.24) around early 7 am, I saw bus U - 1058 cut off another large truck in traffic,…read morecausing the truck to break very dangerously. I rarely leave reviews regarding bus driver performance, but this could've caused a huge accident with 2 large vehicles. I wouldn't want my children driving with this individual..