Special thanks to Angie, her lovely staff and the generous parents and students here at Creme de la…read moreCreme for donating 125+ new books to the Laundry Literary Coalition https://laundrycares.org/laundry-literacy-coalition/ Overall for the city of Atlanta we collected over 1335 new books for the program! Go team! The goal of the program is to foster early childhood literacy by providing free books and reading events in laundromats all over the country. The foundation like to focus especially in underserved neighborhoods by providing free laundry days for the parents and have some volunteers read to the kids while the parents are doing their clothes. Its a win win! We came by a while back to collect the books and were so impressed by the amount of books donated. Not only that the quality of the books were unbelievable. There weren't cheapy books that you get at the dollar store. No there were high quality books for children from infants to about 8-10 years old. Wow, really touched by that. Thank you guys for such generosity!

I enrolled my twin boys in the after school program in their school, sponsored by YMCA,…read moreunfortunately it did not work out and they kept having trouble and the people there were not cooperative and needless to say, borderline rude. In a desperate attempt to make my boys' life easier, we went looking for an alternative, by a recommendation from friends, we landed at Creme. To this day, I could not be happier! First, the boys are thriving, they are well cared for and most importantly, they are happy, they actually say "we want to go to Creme". Second, the staff has been not only accommodating but incredibly nice and very supportive of my boys and of us as parents, it has that "part of the family" feeling. Do yourself a favor and look for nothing else out there, this is it.

My son attended this school from 3 mos. to about 9 mos. old so he started in the infant room and…read moreended in the next room up with crawlers and early walkers. The leadership team is sweet and caring and knows all of the kiddos. I always felt like the communication was open. I liked the small size of the infant rooms and the teachers were amazing. Plus both of them had been there for a while. My son was in the older infant class for only a short time before we moved so I don't have as much experience with them. I will say there were 2 constant teachers in that class and the the other ones seemed to switch out too often for my comfort. Overall, my son had a good experience at this school and I'd recommend it to anyone.

I had a lot of anxiety about sending my twin toddlers to daycare. After months of research, weeks…read moreof visiting other nearby schools, and several months of trying out a few different nannies, we ended up choosing Primrose Peachtree Corners. My first impression was that the school was warm, safe, and had it's act together. Every staff member and teacher I met was kind and professional, and everyone seemed genuine. Seems to be very little turnover as well, and people have been working there for a really long time. I really thought my twins would have a terrible time transition once they started, because they had pretty severe separation anxiety. However, they literally stopped crying at drop off after just 1 week of attendance, and I saw them smiling and having fun in the pictures sent by the school within the first few weeks. They even would cry about having to leave school when I went to pick them up to go home, and my super shy and suspicious kids were hugging the teachers goodbye within just a couple of weeks. This really speaks volumes to how the teachers and staff really know what they are doing, are engaging and building a relationship with the kids, and that my kids feel safe and are having fun. We've been attending for 4 months now, and my kids love going to school, love their teachers, and I can tell they're learning and getting stimulated everyday. My first impressions of the school and staff are all still the same even after all these months. They also cook their meals onsite, and the snacks and meals are generally healthy: the only better alternative I've seen are Korean daycares. Compared to the other American daycares - big or small - this school's menu has been the healthiest I've seen. There were very minor things I've had to call or talk to the school about, but with anything I've brought up they were super receptive and responsive. Anyway in conclusion, nothing but good things to say about this school, and our family could not survive without them!

My son goes here for preschool. We researched a lot of schools and none of them matched what we…read morehave found at CTK. The price per month is fair and unbeatable. The teacher to student ratio is so great and the teachers really love their students. I could go on and on about how wonderful the whole school is!! If you're looking for a great place for your children, CTK preschool is the perfect place!

This is an amazing preschool! Both of my kids went here and they loved it! The teachers are very…read morecaring and make learning so much fun! They have many years of experience. The teacher assistants are all moms and are great with the kids. My daughter attended 2 and half years here and was well prepared for Kindergarten. All of the teachers knew her name and continued to ask about after she left. My son couldn't wait to get out of the car when the teachers would pick him up during morning carpool. Along with basic curriculum, they teach music, art and science. The school is fairly big with a play ground and a large playroom filled with equipment for rainy days. The tuition is very reasonable. They are very respectful of other religions and cultures. Do yourself a favor and send your kids here. You won't regret it!

Hands down this is the best school/daycare in the area! My child has been going here for almost 2…read moreyears and we have only had positive experiences. The teachers are wonderful and do truly care about the children! The tadpoles app is great as you can receive pictures and updates on your child throughout the day. For what it's worth, I don't think the only non 5 star review is an accurate portrayal of the school. This sounds like a very rare case with missing details. As a very involved parent, I can confirm that their is open communication with the teachers and staff. More so than any other daycare.

We have been coming here for probably five years now. We love this place and we are so lucky our…read morechildren attend this school. I say school over daycare because they learn so much! My son flourished here under the supervision of wonderful teachers and owners, he graduated two years ago and they still love seeing him. My daughter still attends and will be graduating in the next 6 months. I think what I love most about this place is that it's not corporate and the attention from Alyssa, Jessica and Steve make it what it is today. They use the Tadpoles app to keep us up to date with our kids via pictures and notes along with daily reports. They are so awesome and accommodating. My son graduated and started school and the only bad thing was that he was so far advanced than any other kids in kindergarten, he got bored in school. Now he is in first grade and reads at a 4th grade level and top of the class...I know this is because of the Stepping Stones foundation he got. They have recently expanded and taking more students, if you are in the market for a new school; this is the only place to stop. You and your child will love the community they have created.

My grandsons attended this school and I thought it would be great for them, my oldest is four and…read morehe was in my opinion bullied by the four women in the office, none of them have ANY children of their on btw, he was sent to the office for random things that normal little boys do, made him feel belittled and insecure, he was having breakdowns in the office knowing he was going to be sent home, he was saying he didn't want to be bad, he wanted to stay, they even called once because a cup of his was accidentally thrown in the trash can, the teachers seemed concerned enough over the office staff that they exchanged personal phone numbers with my daughter in law, my daughter in law was being called nearly daily with total nonsense from these women, after about a month of this insanity my daughter in law was crying on a daily basis from these women continued stress, we checked with a Christian school nearby and he has been there about four months and has had zero issues, absolutely nothing, we found out these women are partial to female students and any male student that acts like a male is put into a very bad category, we also found out that several female students left because their mothers saw how things are ran there even though their children was not discriminated against, they are now at the same Christian school, one of the mothers is very intelligent and in the medical profession, so she has plenty of common sense so she figured things out rather quickly, the teachers were nice but they go through them quickly, the teachers also do not care for these women in the office, several were kind enough to let us know it wasn't my grandson but the other way around, my grandson went through thousands of dollars worth of testing by professionals to tell us his IQ was over 135, and he was very distracted, so the Doctor suggested it is even higher than that, how disappointing to know these people that run the show are in charge of taking tiny children's self esteem away and make them feel inferior, crying all the time, saying people don't like him, he's four years old, no child of any age should have to go through this, male or female, save yourself some time and your child's feelings and enroll them somewhere else, these babies are precious and deserve better...

I cant say enough good things about both of my daughters experiences at Dunwoody Prep. The teachers…read moreand staff are absolutely phenomenal. It was like a second home for our girls. Everyone is very nurturing, caring, and warm. The teachers and staff are like family to us. My girls were so well prepared for kindergarten and have such a good foundation for their future education. The entire staff came together during the COVID-19 pandemic and set up a virtual pod for elementary school aged students. It was a godsend for our daughter and for us. She was able to be in a school setting and have some normalcy related to school despite COVID. She also developed some incredible friendships during that time. The other parents and families are wonderful and very down to earth . I feel so fortunate that we were able to be a part of the DP community for over 4 years. I miss it!

Wonderful daycare with Wonderful Staff! We had to switch daycare for my daughter at 3.5 years and…read moreas parents we were very worried about her transition because she is very shy and sensitive, but after 1 week we thought why didn't we do that earlier! Everyone is very friendly and welcoming, it's clean, super cute and its safe! Our daughter loves going there, she already got lots of friends, she eats good and has lots of learning activities! Highly recommend!

Special thanks to Vicki, her amazing staff and the generous parents of Creme de la Creme for…read moredonating over 270 books to the Laundry literacy Coalition which is spearheaded by 3 national foundations (The Clinton Foundation, Too big to fail and Library without borders) The purpose of the coalition is to provide books to underserved areas of the city... We came in today to pick them up and so far this is the largest donation for the Atlanta area! Well Done guys. Thanks again for a job well done...

We truly cannot say enough wonderful things about this school. From the genuine engagement with…read morefamilies to the deep sense of connection with the church community, every part of our experience was exceptional. Our family was part of this school for nearly three years, and during that time my daughter thrived. She made lifelong friends, learned so much, and came home happy every single day. She genuinely loved her school, and that meant everything to us as parents. Leaving was incredibly bittersweet, and this school will always hold a special place in our hearts. Thank you for the love, care, and foundation you gave our child--we will forever be grateful.

We ADORE this preschool for our son. Our kiddo started school here just 2 days a week (based on…read moreMary, the director's recommendations) at the age of 1.5. The first few weeks was (understandably) a bit tough for my kiddo as he adjusted to not being at home and the center of attention. Within two months, my kid started LOVING this school, and looking forwards to going in the mornings. Now, at 2.5 years old, he goes 5 days a week and he still loves it. He has made friends, and chatters so positively about all of his teachers. I love that whenever we drop him off or pick him up, all the teachers know and greet him by name, and her recognizes all of them as well. The teachers really make an effort to get to know all the kids, even ones not in their class. I love the community feel of this school, and I love how much all the teachers really care. The curriculum is great - there are a TON of extra activities that are organized by the school (firefighter and policeman visits, carnivals, egg hunts, holiday events etc etc etc). The school itself is a half-day program (9-1) with additional 'afterschool activities' (1-2) that you can sign your child up for. They do follow the Gwinnett Public School calendar for school holidays/closings, but they do offer some weeks of 'summer school' programs as well. I literally cannot say enough good things about this school!

Like Heidi, I have never reviewed anything online but as a longtime parent of Primrose Johns Creek…read moreNorthwest, I felt a response to the review by Amy L. just had to be written. I was fortunate enough to spend the first six months of my daughter's life at home with her. When I was preparing to return to work fulltime I looked at every daycare in a 5 mile radius. When I say look, I mean more than just looking at a website - I went and visited everyone. When I walked into Primrose for the first time, I felt the warmth of the staff immediately. Director Caryn sat down with me and answered all the questions I could think of and more. Then I got a tour - not just of the infant room but every room. I met every teacher and staff member. Every classroom I walked into was full of calm, happy children engaged in age-appropriate learning. After looking at the other options, including the Goddard School, it was a no brainer that my daughter was going to Primrose. So, in March 2010, I left my daughter at Primrose for the first time. Needless to say, I was a mess leaving my daughter for the first time - NOT because I didn't trust the staff - NOT because I thought my daughter's needs wouldn't be met - because I was going to miss her terribly. I stood in the lobby and sobbed while Caryn and Miriam tried to comfort me and assure me that my precious one would be fine. I arrived at work to find an email waiting for me from Primrose attached was a picture of my happy daughter playing. Then, a few hours later, I got a call from Caryn just to assure me that things were going great and not to worry. This was not an exception. This is their standard practice. Throughout my daughter's time there, I get random emails with pictures and phone calls when they know I might just want to know how things are going. The staff knows that their job isn't just inside their classroom, it extends outward to the parents. Throughout my daughter's time at Primrose the communication has remained stellar. Daily reports went home every day until she started in the Pre-K classroom where we receive weekly reports. When I or my husband picked her up we knew how much she ate, how long she slept, her disposition, her favorite activities, and when diapers were changed or as she grew when she went potty. Within a month, the entire staff knew her name and ours. They ask about our weekends and vacations. They are an extension of our family. I have never seen teachers or administrative staff have so much patience with children. Time-outs are a last resort of a child acting up. Since all classrooms have a minimum of two teachers, one is able to take a child acting out to the side to calmly try and work through what is going on. They spend countless hours with what I would call a "problem child" trying to help them better deal with conflict. I have seen this in action numerous times. No place is perfect and the times we have had concerns, they have been met with genuine concern from Caryn, Brandi, Miriam, and the owners Rich and Ginger. Issues were addressed quickly and they also made sure we always knew what the resolution was. I have NEVER heard Caryn or any of the staff speak negatively about any child or parent. They are extremely discrete. After 4 years, I can say that the staff of Primrose are consummate professionals. A brief comment on artwork. My daughter has come home with scads of artwork since her first week in the infant class. We have a flag made with her foot and thumb prints in a frame from her time in the infant room. In fact, she come home with so much artwork, I can't keep it all. Kids get sick. Any group of people in close quarters on a daily basis will "share" germs. One person gets a cold in my office and it will make the rounds. You cannot expect any daycare to be germ-free. The staff does send sick children home immediately and is stringent in following through to make sure the child does not return until they are no longer contagious. I know this is a long review but I think my point has been made - Primrose School of Johns Creek northwest is an exceptional place and I feel very strong about it. I feel the staff's genuine love for each child every morning. Caryn Price is an amazing director, keeping the perfect balance or caring and discipline. Brandi Bounds, assistant director (rightly promoted into this position from teacher) has a smile and hug for every child. The owners Rich and Ginger are always onsite and know every child by name. I cannot imagine leaving our precious daughter anywhere else every day. I never worry about her safety, health or happiness when I kiss her goodbye. Aristotle sad that "excellence is a habit" and the staff of Primrose exhibit this habit every day.

We've been a using Primrose for 2 years now, the constant is the lead teachers. One who stands out…read morein particular is Karindeep. She and her assistant teacher are very attentive the children. My eldest child speaks of her fondly. I would recommend Primrose.

My grandchildren attend Mount Pisgah School. I substitute there on occasion. I am a retired high…read moreschool teacher. Mount Pisgah provides a warm, nurturing, academically challenging environment for their students.

Preschool sucks!!! Specially with Ms. Ali Weller as a Director. We had two "EVILS" teacher's Ms…read more Jeanne and Ms. Jan. They were awful. Basically since day #1 they did no like my son ( 3 years old ). The evils teachers pulled him out the school 8 days after he started.