All three of my children went through the Fort Zumwalt School District. They all attended a four…read moreyear university and after graduating, all three got secure, good paying careers that they are happy with. I have to give credit to not only the teachers, and administrators, but also specifically to Dr. Dubray. Dr. Dubray has been with the district for a very long time. His foresight and understanding of education has been the key to the district's success. I highly recommend this school district to anyone.

Hello Fort Zumwalt School District…read more Hello, I would like to inform you about the Friday coming up. I think that we should take the day off of Friday because I think it's just a wast of a school day of children's waking up on a cold Friday and 3-6am just to go to school and get made fun of by a bunch of teens. Also, it's really cold outside and to honor my dog and fish because my dog's feet got frozen off and my fish bowl got frozen ( it is dead ) as well as the children standing outside in the freezing cold and waiting 5 minutes just for the bus to pick them up, Hypothermia can develop in as little as five minutes in temperatures of 20 - 30 degrees Fahrenheit if you're not dressed properly and have exposed skin. Half the teens at school where booty shorts and crop tops. also find it weird that you're letting unsupervised children onto busses. About 20% of the school have a guardian by them at the bus stop so I find that there can be some child endangerment going around. I will drop my 1 star to an 5 if you let these kids off friday.

We just moved into the school district and we LOVE it. Our son really enjoys going to school and…read moreeven talks about it on the weekends. The staff is very friendly and accommadating!

Walked in for a tour. The "owner/director" was in the process of scaring the heck out of a poor…read morekid. I said, "nevermind" and walked out. Will never ever recommend. She followed me to the lot and talked up a storm like she did nothing wrong at all. What a freak. No thanks.

Everything is absolutely wonderful! The teachers & staff really couldn't get any better. Within a…read morecouple of weeks I had seen a very significant improvement in my child's speech, focus, listening, & socialization. They have great Christmas concerts & always do 1 Mom's Night & 1 Dad's night, they put so much work into it & make sure you're going to have a blast & build lifelong memories. They really do care for each student & are genuinely good teachers. I've looked into quite a few preschool's & they by far have the most options for different classes, they start at age 2, & also offer a Mother's Day out program now! I highly recommend them!

I have to repost this because somehow my previous review was deleted by somebody…read more I do not post this review lightly or with malice but I feel as a parent I should make sure our experience is represented for others seeking to use this school. Our initial experience with the school was very positive. About 6 months after our start we had both teachers change in our classroom. We didn't think much of it as we were sold on the process and learning paths the school offered were the difference. Our newly 3 year old at this point started receive a lot more "feedback" on things going on at school. These were mostly things around not lining up when coming in from playground, not sitting down when told to during story time and having trouble coming in from outside playtime. Our initial thoughts were that this is something they would work on at school and we would reenforce at home....Then we got requests to come in for "parent teacher conferences" this is something we came in during work hours multiple times to do. We took on our part to try to reenforce lessons from home into school while they gave some activities they would do but we were never provided with any comprehensive plan or any real followup on how they were working in school to help "correct" her. All incidents through these months were all non-violent and only about not following exact instructions around when to lay down or go out. She is only 3 years old. After a few weeks they decided to start sending home a journal of every "incident" forcing the teachers to fill out this daily and checking in on us that we were reading it and bringing it home everyday. At this point they were just calling "leadership" every time she did something they did not like or she was not conforming to the current activity. We had been doing our best at home but these things were mostly happening at school. This came to a head a few months later as we did our best to meet these unrealistic expectations from the leadership of the school for a little human who was only 3 and doing her best to understand their very specific requirements. At this point she started becoming scared and sad to go to school and told us she had been hit by another kid. We brought these concerns to the school and were told that the hitting was "being handled". Once we made this compliant within a few weeks we had been told that suddenly her incidents were escalating and she was crying uncontrollably during activities that had been much easier before, nap, switching activities she wanted to continue and such. This was very out of character for us and we again made very strong complaints about how there had been no followup to the earlier incidents and no plan of action in the class or to her individually to help with this. I guess this was our mistake. After that we were told within a week that they intended to send her home for any incident that they considered disruptive, which they did one day later. So I started going to school 3 times a day to help checkin and make sure she understands what was expected for half a week. The first day I did not go in multiple times (after getting a glowing report from her teacher and positive input about her attitude) I was called and told to pick her up because she had another "incident". This was our last day. I am sure their brand of child education works for some but I put this review out to make sure parents who see these warning signs don't wait as long as we did. Don't have to have a child asking if they are "bad" and start apologizing almost constantly to us. She was put in a new school and after a week of the teachers there helping her get over this she was able to start accepting quiet time and safety rules around the playground with no problems. I want to be clear that we did like our new teachers and think they were doing the best they could. This was a complete failure of what they call their "leadership" team who seem to be more concerned with passing blame to us as the child than leading any efforts to find healthy resolutions to a 3 year old.

We love Primrose! My kids started just before they turned three and it has been fantastic. The…read morecommunication is very good. My kids eat better/healthier at school than at home for the kitchen makes everything fresh. They work hard to include all cultures and holidays. And as someone who has a lot of anxiety around storms and tornadoes their FEMA grade storm shelter means I know they are in the safest place and well taken care of. The front staff is beyond fantastic with names and faces. We had a family emergency and a family friend had to pick up as the other contacts we had were out of town. And though she had been there a few times and they still asked for her ID to verify what I told them they immediately recognized her. The peace of mind knowing my kids are in a place that is safe, clean, with staff that loves and cares for them is priceless.