Schools in Kansas City, KS

“My granddaughter is in 3rd grade here and has gone since she first started kindergarten . I can't say enough of how much I love this school. The interaction with the children as well as the parents is above and beyond what I have seen in any other school. The teachers do as much 1 on 1 as they possibly can and if you need to talk with one of the teachers, they will call you just as quickly as they can. If it's emergency, the teachers will be called to the phone immediately. No child has a problem too small to be address and the entire faculty's mission is to teach and also to make sure each child has what they need each and everyday whether it is a pencil or the child needs to talk. A+ school!”

“My husband and I looked into moving our son to the Primrose School at KU Medical Center when we were considering moving from North of the river to a downtown location -- a move that did not end up occurring. However, after meeting Shalin, one of the owners, and touring the facility and hearing about the curriculum practices and learning about the stringent Covid processes put in place during the pandemic, we felt in our hearts that Primrose was the school for our family and chose to still transfer our son, regardless of location convenience. Early childhood education is just too foundational to a child's development and we felt that Primrose was the fit to give our son the strongest possible foundation to grow from. And we have been proven right again and again.Weekly we are blown away by the attention to detail, level of professionalism and care that our son receives and support we feel as a family. It is apparent that the staff not only care for the kids and families, but that the staff are being cared for by the leaders and owners-- at Primrose people come first.We've watched our son's language skills blossom in the nine months he's been at Primrose. He's always been a bit of a social butterfly, but as he has fully embraced his "terrible two's" and struggles with big emotions (i.e. tantrums) the staff have helped him to learn how to redirect those feelings and communicate when he's upset, as opposed to just react and act out. And now we are entering the terrifyingly exciting time of potty training and are so grateful that the teachers at Primrose are taking the lead and guiding us through those muddy waters (pun fully intended) as well!Primrose has been a godsend for our whole family. Not only do we know our son is getting a strong developmental foundation to grow from with the guidance and care provided at Primrose, but we are given the support and guidance we need as parents -- because honestly it's kinda hard and overwhelming and it's really nice to know that there's someone out there who has seen it all and who is willing to offer a helping hand, a kind word and every now and then the really cool Hawaiian Ice truck in the parking lot on a hot afternoon that the parents are invited to come enjoy as well!Plus, having a fire station full of "wee-ooo, wee-ooo's", across the street is just about the coolest thing ever when you're 2.5 (and really as an adult too if we're being honest!). We love being a Primrose at KU family-- best decision ever.”

“communication with parents us horrendous. I get there's a teacher shortage but they should at least get math teachers in the rooms instead of teachers who ignore and don't help kids through zoom that are struggling. don't even get me started on the fact that my kids school has taken away bathroom passes. the teachers don't care and are rude to anyone who isn't their "favorite student" and they don't care to listen to concerned parents. and once I heard that they have "silent lunches" that was the last straw, if we could move out of this school district tomorrow we would. 10 out of 10 do not recommend.”

“Absolutely love this school for my daughters I only have one in there now but both daughters seem to love the school the staff everything and it's also bilingual which is so amazing thank you Dr Vega and staff for everything you have done”