Both of our girls have gone to Schoolhouse from only a few months old to school age (over 8 years)…read more The Schoolhouse staff have become a part of our family, and we knew from our first tour that this was the place we wanted our kids to be. The care, love, and education my kids have received has been unparalleled. Not only were my kids well prepared for grade school, but they were also equipped with the knowledge of what Jesus did for them on the cross. We will continue to use Schoolhouse for afterschool care and their wonderful Summer program for as long as they will let us! The Summer program is such a God-send, since we don't have to run all over town, carting kids to multiple week long camps. Instead, they have the consistency of care, weekly fun field trips, and time to swim in their on site pool (with life guard). Overall, we couldn't be more happy with our experience with Schoolhouse. Schoolhouse is the place for your kids to be if you love Jesus and want your child enriched by a loving and caring staff/environment!

I can't say enough good things about Schoolhouse 226, all the directors, teachers, and the rest of…read morethe stuff. I sent my twins there in the Pre-K class with Ms. Amanda. I was so worried because this was their first time out of their comfort zone (different culture, food, and language!) However, the teachers went above and beyond in transitioning my kids. Kids always came home happy and that was the huge indicator to me. The management is very receptive and open to feedback. They keep all parents informed of current events and policies in school. Teachers put so much care and effort into their work and daily reports. They always have exciting and creative activities for the kids. My kids have learned so much since they started. And the cost is extremely affordable! Parents of multiple kids really appreciate it!

Dropping off our son for his first day of daycare, back in January 2019, I remember consoling my…read morehusband outside the school. (He's a crier, but don't tell him I told you that.) He couldn't shake the worried feeling, and said, "I just hope he knows we're coming back." I told him, and I reminded myself, that I believed our son was ready and that the experience of being without us would strengthen him, and seeing us walk back through the door later that day would secure him. I don't know what made me sure of this other than the confidence Primrose of Frisco at Main/Teel gave me and my mama intuition. I felt that before anyone else, I first, needed to have the belief in my son and his capabilities - even at only 15 months old. I share this story with you for any parent out there leaving their child for the first time in the hands of a good teacher and school. Your child can do this! And, so can you! Our son has continued going to school even through the pandemic. (Again, personal mama intuition on this choice. Please don't judge.) School closures and the lockdowns were launched in March and Primrose of Frisco at Main/Teel didn't skip a (heart) beat. Temp checks, no parents passed the front door, more curriculum outdoors, etc. - they were ready and willing and brave. There's been excellent communication at all times. At the beginning of the year, our son had begun the "terrible twos" and by March they were in FULL swing! Because of the continued support and attention from his teachers, his communication and growth have exceled! March, April, May, June, July, August - I can't imagine and can't thank this group of leaders and teachers enough for their dedication during this unprecedented time. And I can't imagine the valuable time our son would have lost without the opportunity to attend school. Our daughter recently joined her brother almost two months ago. Drop off was very different this time around and now it was ME crying with unrest. I knew she was capable; she had my confidence. But... we didn't get to hold her hand while we walked her to class. It was a feeling I wasn't used to, simply passing her off at the front door. But once again, I put my faith and trust in the teachers and they have helped guide this ship in so many ways. In a world that feels so unpredictable, so "on the verge," so uneasy, I am so thankful for the steadiness our teachers and family at Primrose of Frisco at Main/Teel have provided our family and so many others. Thank you a million times! You all are leaders! Sincerely, The Harringtons

We love the associate director at this school and we thought we loved the teachers. but there have…read morebeen stories of kids being locked up in the bathroom. there are no cameras in the classrooms. when it is a child's voice vs. an adult's story unfortunately it is difficult to prove. if you have a child or toddler who attends this school strongly encourage you to have conversations with them about being locked in the bathroom for being "bad". DFPS dropped by this school but found nothing. it is difficult to prove wrongdoing when dfps drops by for a short amount of time.

We love this school. My daughter has been going since we moved to prosper. She was 2. Now she's…read morealmost 5 and going to kinder next year but our new son will start at primrose next year as a baby. I love the staff.

Primrose of Windsong Ranch has become less dependable every year. They are supposed to be available…read morefor the parents so we can work but it seems they have gotten very loose with keeping their doors open. They are closed 12 days out of the year (Thanksgiving =2 days and Christmas = 3 days) with several additional early release dates where they close at 3pm. On top of that, every year they hike rates and registration fees. Traditionally the older the child gets the cheaper the tuition.. NOT HERE. Yes, you pay everyday they close their doors and you will need to use your PTO as well. Also, they reduced the sibling discount from 10% to 5%. What happened to dependable affordable child care?!

This school is one of a kind! We've been with them over 2 years and they love these kiddos through…read moreand through. The staff and teachers genuinely care about all of the children..whether in their immediate class or not. My little guy hugs every single staff member he passes. He can't wait to get to school! Fantastic partners in raising your kids! Highly recommend!

My family recently made the switch to Primrose and we couldn't be happier! From the curriculum to…read morethe bright and happy vibes of the staff and building, you can't pass it up. My son is challenged, excited, happy, and loves the teachers. We couldn't ask for more!

I have to update this review: after our unfortunate experience at this school I have to give a huge…read moreshout out to the owner Parkash Arora. He called me and my husband to not only apologize for everything but also to acknowledge this was an eye opening for him and his school. He assured us he will be more involved in the school, meet the parents, make sure they hire effective teachers to take care of the kiddos and be more present to ensure his staff gives their 100% to the kiddos. As an educator myself I admire when one admits their error but also does something to improve and correct the problem/issue. This is the meaning of growth! Thank you Parkash for showing us there is still good people and that it takes a village to build our community.

We absolutely love everything here! Our son has been attending since he was 4 months and is almost…read morea year old now. He is so excited to be dropped off and immediately starts playing with friends and reaches out for his teachers. There is a sense of security and safety here given the location and access codes required to gain entry. Our son has also learned to flourish and express his personality. The arts and crafts the teachers complete with him are precious and the constant updates via the app daily on what he is doing, eating, napping is essential. I have ZERO COMPLAINTS and am so grateful for the love our child receives here.

A+++++ Staff is awesome! Ms. Heidi is a fantastic Director…read moreand the facilities are just so breathtaking! You walk in and get the "wow" Factor immediately!

My daughter had a wonderful experience at Creme. She graduated from Ms. Nazima's PK program and we…read morehad a 4 year old who could read and do math with the best of them. When she graduated PK in 2023-2024 class. She made amazing friends in that class and going into public school, she was leaps and bounds ahead. Her teachers were amazed and commended her PK teacher for preparing her so well. The staff, administrators and teachers care about their students and they try to make learning very engaging. She experienced music and art and computers and be able to tell me about how the self portrait was in the style after Picasso. Ms. Nazima herself is a jewel and should never be let go at all costs because she loves kiddos like they are her own. The extra events and parties that Creme holds are also very special and fun. The Halloween party was so much fun we all still talk about it. I highly recommend them. We also have really enjoyed the second year of Camp Champ in the summer.

Super Staff! Superb school! We love to go there and play…read morewith the kids. You can easily notice the discipline and organization. We recommend this school to anyone in the area.

I highly recommend this school! The director and teachers are absolutely wonderful and my children…read morehave learned so much! They always have different activities for the kids and are always so excited to go to school!!

My doughtier had the best experience for her first day of kindergarten, alto she's been shy all the…read moretimes but with the help of highly skilled staff She was able to beginning to build good communication skills with other kids. She has all kind of activities including indoor and outdoor. She is learning fast and enjoying games. Entire billing and class rooms are clean and safe, furnished with brand new furniture and toys. They have high quality security cameras in each room. Exclusive driveway to drop off and pick up kids is a plush for me. They providing health variety of snakes, lunch and dinner.

1 Star -- Parents, Please Be Aware If You Receive Childcare Assistance…read more It's 9 a.m. on a random Wednesday, and I'm being told my daughter is being discharged effective Friday. Two days to find new childcare while I'm working, with little to no consideration for the position that puts a parent in. I even asked for an extension because finding a new daycare in two days is not realistic. But let's rewind and explain how we got here. My daughter receives childcare assistance. After losing my job in June and not returning to work until the first week of October, I had a $0 copay during that period. When I received an itemized statement showing a large amount owed, I did what any responsible parent would do: I politely asked for a breakdown so I could understand the charges and verify what I actually owed. I emailed the director at 8 a.m. When I dropped my daughter off around 8:30-8:45 a.m., the director stopped me outside, in front of my daughter, and told me she didn't want to deal with the back-and-forth and that my daughter would be discharged that Friday because dealing with childcare assistance was too much to handle. I asked her directly, "So you're kicking my daughter out because you don't want to make a simple phone call to verify what my copay was supposed to be?" Her exact answer was YES. Let that sink in. I wasn't refusing to pay a verified balance. I was asking for clarification on a large bill. Instead of working with me to resolve the discrepancy, the decision was made to discharge my child. When childcare assistance contacted the director, I was told that the director claimed I had been hollering at her outside. That is not how I experienced the interaction. We had a disagreement, yes, but I was trying to explain my concerns and felt repeatedly interrupted and disrespected. I was also uncomfortable with the way childcare assistance was discussed during the interaction. My biggest concern is this: If a family receiving childcare assistance can be treated this way over a billing question, what does that mean for other families enrolled here through the same program? Childcare assistance exists to help families access care. Parents should be able to ask questions about their bills without fearing that their children will suddenly lose their childcare. Unfortunately, this is not my first difficult experience with childcare. My son was previously dismissed from another daycare because they said they could not handle his behavior and considered him unsafe, despite my having disclosed his ADHD. That experience taught me something important: I will never insist that someone care for my child if they do not want to. However, parents deserve transparency, professionalism, and respectful communication throughout the process. I understand that daycare providers have policies and can make decisions about enrollment. But how a provider communicates those decisions matters, especially when a child is standing right there listening and a working parent is left scrambling to find alternative care. This is a warning to parents considering this daycare, especially those using childcare assistance: Ask questions about your billing, keep records of your communications, and make sure you understand your rights and responsibilities under your assistance program. Do not be afraid to request clarification when something does not add up. Our children deserve stability, and parents deserve to be treated with respect. I would not recommend a childcare provider where a reasonable billing question can turn into a two-day countdown to losing your child's spot.