Please read this to the end so you don't regret it later. My son started at this school on August 13, 2026. He is such a friendly and happy boy, i have proof of videos and photos that he is hugging his friends and kissing them.In the beginning before i report incidents they wrote about my son that he is the best kid. But from the very first day, a classmate named Salvador punched him up daily, and my son came home crying every day. I do have pictures videos for every incident. At first, I didn't report it to the school, I calmly informed the teacher's assistant, Ms. Estopare, at 3:00 PM when school ended. At that moment, my son's classroom teacher MS Hamze shouted at me angrily her face turning red demanding to know what the problem was. I explained that my son was coming home with a bloody mouth and bruises on his forehead. Both teachers insisted that no one had hit him.Ms. Hamze told me she was tired( school start only week ago) and it's hard to deal with so many children at once, she said I should offer compliments rather than complaints and that I shouldn't speak to her about such matters anymore if I had a complaint, I left the classroom with my son in a state of shock, realizing I had to formally report the issue to the school. There is a record in the system of the date and time I reported this incident, serving as proof of everything. After my severel calls to the school It was determined that the child in question had certain mental health issues and needed therapy. My son told me, "Mom, the Ms Hamze let Salvador hit me, but when I get angry and want to hit back, she says, 'No, you can't hit; you're a bad boy.' She tells the other children not to talk to Frank because he's a 'bad kid' and makes him sit alone." As a woman who is 8 months pregnant, you can imagine what I went through. One day, while going to the school, I saw Salvador's father getting out of a Rolls-Royce and being welcomed like a king by the staff, whereas the staff even front dest wouldn't even greet me, my son, or my husband they kept their distance. It seems to me that issues regarding physical aggression and complaints involving children from wealthy families are simply swept under the rug. Furthermore, hygiene at the school is terrible, and other parents also can agree with me. There is never any soap in the restrooms, and the children are constantly sick. Being eight months pregnant, I contracted the flu twice and COVID-19 once from my son, requiring multiple hospitalizations, I have records of all of this. Since we are a family of three with my husband working from home and me not working because of my pregnancy, it would have been impossible for us to catch a virus any other way than my son bringing it home from school. My son came home soaked in urine three times. When I asked how a child who is already toilet-trained could come home like that, he told me, "The teacher, Hamze, told me I couldn't leave my seat and had to stay put, so I was too scared to go to the restroom and peed on myself." I didn't report this to the school at the time, brushing it off with the thought that "kids will be kids" The school's owner, Matt McCallister, he owns three Primrose schools having recently sold and opened this specific location on January 21, 2025. It seems clear that he cares far more about maximizing profit than about the children's education or safety. After a month and a half, I called and wrote legal letter online to the school app that i would not be bringing him back to the school. Later, when I went to pick up my son's personal belongings from Primrose, owner Matt McCallister was there. I voiced my complaints to him as well, and I realized that while he is fully aware of the situation, he smiles in everyone's face to avoid losing children or revenue. He fails to hold either the teachers or the school director, Ms. Doyle who isn't doing her job properly accountable. They only cares about your weekly payment! read more
