Absolutely do not recommend. They do not care about the children or their well being. They refuse…read moreto communicate with parents when questioned about unreasonable disciplinary actions and generally are horrible in leadership and rude to families.

Our daughter has been attending Council Oaks for a little over a year. They have a great curriculum…read moreand she has learned so much! We are very happy.

Imagine does not provide the services it charges parents for. Please read my review before wasting…read moreyour money. I'm not a frustrated parent or a disgruntled employee. I'm a former employee and I left of my own accord a year ago for a more professional job. I've since been in touch with other employees and they have expressed frustration at the lack of changes. From my experience the only age groups that seemed to have a good structure were the infant to toddler classes. But for the price that parents pay it's a very average copy/paste structure. The preschool classes and teachers do not have enough support at all. The management compensates for this by sending support staff to classes to meet ratio requirement. The company seems to only care about those ratios because multiple rooms lacked accurate air conditioning including the so called gym which is smaller than an average school classroom and the management has an absurd rule that the humid un air conditioned gym doors need to be closed. With the school age kids upwards of almost thirty at a time were expected to fit in there with the doors closed. Now let me get to one of the worst issues that honestly shocked me: the lack of food for the students. Multiple instances we ran out of snacks and meal items. To be completely honest running out of food was almost a daily occurrence. On multiple occasions I sneaked extra crackers or fruit from the kitchen for the students just so they could have something. I'm sorry but I felt cruel denying these children when they're spending upwards of seven hours on top of school and then almost all day during the summer. Now speaking of the summer, the so called "camps" are a complete joke. Due to the lack of resources your child will barely cook in the cooking camp, the dino and nija camps are a farce, and the science camps have little to no activities. Do not send your kids here because you will be coughing up thousands of dollars for your child to spend the majority of the day cooped up in that gym, the bowling alley (which is one of the few places most of the kids enjoy but is closed on a semi regular occasion due once again to the company's failure to fix malfunctioning equipment) or the "jungle" which is the older kids home base and I kid you not is an absolute joke of a room. I remember during orientation being shocked at the size of that room. It has a room behind it that has tables but please note the kids are banned from playing there. This area is also where the most accidents happen. It truly lives up to its name unfortunately. On top of that the children are expected to just play around with a few usable toys and the school age teachers I'm sorry to say most of them are not fit for the role. The school age teachers -- on multiple occasions -- alongside some office staff have singled out specific children for behavior that is near to nothing in contrast to other children that are a) either their favorites or b) the child of one of their long term staff. This has been such an issue that some children's complaints have been disregarded due to this. And finally: the older age group needs to be divided because for example: if you have a seven year old they will eventually come into contact with a twelve year old boy twice their size. My intention is not to jeopardize the hard work of the director and the staff that work diligently to care for these children. I just can't imagine as a parent working tirelessly and believing my children are getting a wholesome environment. Environment is everything for nurture. Small rooms, malfunctioning equipment, scarce craft & play supplies, and inadequate nutrition adds to a daily environmental that will impact your child's mental and physical health. This company needs to get its act together and bring down their seat numbers until they can provide enough. And they need to train their staff in actual teaching and classroom management -- not just the minimum courses required by state and federal legislation. I will make sure to leave this review on any other sites I can just in case this gets deleted. It shouldn't but just in case it does.

We love Imagine Bixby (Tulsa) location! My 2 year old and 5 year old both go here. (2 year old is…read morein Transitional Preschool and 5 year old does aftercare.). The staff are so friendly and my kids always look forward to their day here. Exceptionally amazing teachers and updates with photos throughout the day. We love Imagine!

I have worked at Primrose School of Broken Arrow since it opened in 2021, and I love it! I started…read moreoff as an infant teacher, then a toddler teacher, and I am now working as a Curriculum Coordinator. I have been given so many opportunities to grow as an educator here. I love partnering with families and teachers to provide the best possible care in a warm, friendly, and safe environment. It has been amazing to watch the children in our care grow and learn as they move from classroom to classroom.

Have been here for over three years and wouldn't go anywhere else :) Staff is kind and caring and I…read morealways feel like we can collaborate.

We love Primrose. You get what you pay for, I never have to worry about my kid, they take great…read morecare of him. The school is very organized and has a great staff. Just wish it was closer to where we live. It takes me 1 hour to pick him up and get home after work, but that should tell you how worth it, it is. I think this might actually be the best school in Tulsa. I've researched a lot of daycares through DHS and visited ones with top DHS records and nothing seems to quite compare to Primrose. The student to teacher ratio here is amazing. After seeing Primrose with infants especially and comparing to other schools, I don't think I could send an infant anywhere else now, the care and peace of mind at Primrose is just too great.

Today is my 13-month old son's first day at Primrose. I am absolutely blown away by the…read moreprofessionalism and kindness of the Primrose School Owner, Head of School, and staff. Our entire experience from touring the school to registering to bringing my son for his first day was excellent. The school has already loaded three photos and notes of my son today letting me know how he is doing. He looks so happy in all of the photos, which is such a relief. The school building and facilities are immaculate. I am so happy that we found this place. I highly recommend it.

What a blessing St. Stephen's Day School has been for our family! The teachers here are so genuine…read moreand loving. Many are mothers and grandmothers themselves. Teacher to student ratio is small so my little guy gets the attention that he needs. My son is three and gets so excited when he gets to go to school. Thank you so much St. Stephen's for giving my son the kind of care and support that he is used to getting at home. We love you guys!!

If I could 0 stars I would. While the staff were always friendly, when I tried ask them to stop…read moregiving my grandson dairy and provided a doctor's note, he was still given dairy. Staff members say they were never informed that he couldn't have dairy, only no milk. I believe them. The director is to blame, but she refused to come up with a game plan going forward or take any accountability for the mistake.

I was on the hunt for a reliable, clean, safe daycare for our children (2) & (5 months). Despite…read morehearing horrible things about this daycare in particular I decided to give them a chance because I liked the fact that they had cameras in the rooms & you can view your child's classroom from an app on your phone. When we took the tour we focused on the classrooms our children would be in (infant classroom) & (two year old classroom). Upon walking into the infant classroom my first thought was that it looked exactly like a prison. There was absolutely NO natural light which is a horrible environment for babies. The babies faces & clothing were filthy as if they hadn't put bibs on them or wipe their faces. The teachers in the infant room were more concerned about trying to make a good first impression rather than pick up the screaming child in the back. Horrible to say the least. Then we walked into the two year old classroom & it was overstimulating, overwhelming & scary. Children were climbing all over book shelves, pulling each others hair, running throughout the classroom & over kids playing on the floor; and i know that's how some two year olds act but the teachers were not being positive role models and promoting the correct behavior for them. Which I was not a fan of. I want my child to be taught how to have fun but also follow the rules and be nice to his friends. The kids were so crazy that they were physically poking their finger over & over on my boyfriend's butt, climbing all over his legs & the teachers & the lady giving the tour did nothing about it. It took us 20 minutes to move on because he would get one kid off of him & then he was swarmed by another one. It was ridiculous! The two year old classroom was way too small in my opinion for 16 kids & their toy selection was lack luster & very poor. Now onto the lady who gave me the tour, she made us feel like she had other things to do. She was rushing through each room giving minimal details about what we would expect on a day to day basis, curriculum type, daily schedules. She should not be doing tours because to be quite honest she was not very welcoming at all. Overall the second we walked out the door, my boyfriend & I both looked at each other & knew that we did not want our babies going to a daycare that unorganized. The manager of this facility was very nice though and answered any questions we had that our tour guide failed to answer. Don't waste your time booking a tour it's not worth it.

To be honest, I've only been to this church for the events they have. The events include: RHEMA…read moreChristmas Lights and RHEMA Fireworks Show. Both of these events are definitely worth attending, especially since it's such a gigantic church. Tons of volunteers pitch in, to provide assistance in decoration and making sure everyone is safe. During The Christmas Holiday, staff are selling hot cocoa, cookies and many other things in their courtyard, where Christmas lights line the trees and different yards. It's also handicap accessible for the sidewalk areas. There's also an area for driving to view the lights. On the Fourth of July, RHEMA is much busier, due to their breath-taking fireworks show. Some years it lasts twenty minutes, while other times almost an hour. Be early to get a seat! On a side note, my mom and dad have both said that this is a great church to attend. It has to be good if it's been around since 1974!

They had a Nazi holding the door years ago will never forget it. Haigen put a video of slaves the…read morescreen being read the Bible by slave masters.