Primrose School of Southwest Arlington

Reviews

• TC

  Thomas Cross

  May 5, 2026
  5.0
  Collaborative and responsive leadership, nurturing and supportive teachers, clean and welcoming facilities.
• TD

  Tahirou Dioury

  Nov 26, 2025
  5.0
  Primrose is a great place. The staff here is amazing and really put the needs and care of kids first. Glad we made the decision to attend.
• JD

  joanne dispo

  Sep 22, 2025
  5.0
  We love the teachers and staff. They care for our kids and support us so well.
• MM

  M. M.

  Aug 22, 2022
  1.0
  A school that was once worth the wait!! I was on the waitlist for 9 months to get into the school and it was worth it in 2019!! But that all changed in 2022. Between May 2022 and August 2022, the following positions were vacated: Director, Assistant Director, Education Coach**Master Educator [person over all 3 schools: Primrose School of Walnut Creek, Primrose School of Southwest Arlington and Primrose School of Grand Peninsula, Kitchen manager, **New kitchen manager hired June 2022, Infant 1 lead teacher and assistant, Preschool 2 Lead teacher, New preschool 2 assistant hired in June 2022. (** positions that were vacated and parents were not notified) Under the new leadership this is definitely a true daycare where they play more than actually learn and send them home hungry. The current Director: Emily leadership skills leaves a lot to be desired. Under her leadership there has been massive turnover with no communication to parents on personnel changes, food shortages, no incident reports to parents where children were injured or in danger, no daily curriculums being taught and/or documented. This summer - my child had 6 teachers. The last one started the week of August 1 and by the 12th. I still did not know her name. There was no announcement on the teachers that were leaving or starting. Although the menus look appetizing but feeding Toddlers beef stroganoff and Swedish meatballs and not providing an adequate substitute for option when they are still hungry is not acceptable. To hear a 3-year-old tell you how there was no more food when he asked for more, IS BEYOND HEARTBREAKING. My child has a food allergy that has been documented, and He was still given food that he should not have received. Luckily my child's allergy is not so severe that he goes into anaphylactic shock. Summer 2022 there were 7 document learning lessons, after speaking with the Director on July 1, I was assured that children were being taught this summer and I would see definitely see it document moving forward. There was 1 July documentation on July 3rd. Naps are well over 2 hours long in some cases. With the open-door policy, I have arrived several times at 2:30pm to pick up my child only to find the classroom lights off and all the kids still asleep. There have been several times when I have picked my child up early and his full nap was still documented in the system. Turn over: In 3.5 year, my tuition has been decreases by $10 with the last increase on August 1st – in the middle of the summer 2022 session
• NW

  NV W

  Feb 2, 2022
  1.0
  Very disappointed in how the teachers/ staff/ director handled many situations. Including: not writing an incident report & calling parents when their child is injured. It is sad that my child has to come home to tell us that they have been harmed by another child at the school and that this doesn't get reported (leaving bruises, scratches, blood). This makes children feel scared to come back to school. Safety should be the first priority when taking care of children! Secondly, I have not seen any academic growth here at Primrose. It is more of a daycare where they play more than actually learn. All around this saddens me and no one is taking accountability and responsibility. Please be aware !!! SAFTEY is IMPORTANT!!

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