Primrose School of Midland at Westridge

Reviews

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  Tyler Burns

  Aug 28, 2025
  5.0
  We’ve loved how consistent and proactive the communication is, and we never feel out of the loop. The curriculum is surprisingly robust, even in the younger rooms, and our daughter comes home talking about new things constantly. Her social confidence and emotional maturity have grown a lot since starting. The environment feels safe, structured, and genuinely caring. It is clear the staff are invested in both the kids and the parents.
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  Laurie Ann Archer

  Mar 14, 2025
  5.0
  We love Primrose! As a former educator I cannot praise them enough for working hard to meet all students needs. Our boys are very different and any concerns I have had, I have been met with open ears and a plan for success. The entire staff from the front to the kitchen and all the teachers in between know all the kids by name. The curriculum they use for preschool and prek are wonderful. They have added NAEYC accreditation which shows how they strive to constantly do more and are constantly working on training their teachers. Again, we are so grateful that we are a part of the Primrose family.
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  Carolina Zamora

  Jul 24, 2024
  5.0
  We absolutely love Primrose School in Midland. The staff is great, warm, and accommodating. The curriculum is awesome; they engage the kids in different and fun activities all the time. Our teacher, Ms. Kassy, is the best. She is always warm and loving, and you can tell she has experience dealing with all kinds of kids’ personalities and needs. She takes a special interest in each child and even asks for advice on how to handle certain aspects of a child’s personality. My child has made quite a lot of progress since he started in March, especially in the speech area, where he has the most challenges. We are really grateful to Ms. Kassy and Primrose School and will stay there until elementary school for sure.
• MW

  Major Wd

  Aug 27, 2023
  4.0
  I went here for a few years. I went to an after school program here around the age of 10 here and I think Primrose is overall a pretty good daycare and Montessori school. If you are looking for a good Montessori school, I would look into Midland Montessori School because of some of the reasons I’m about to mention here. The teacher turnover rate is surprisingly high, I had 4 teachers in the course of 1 year which is kinda crazy. It’s probably just the after school thing but I have some more complaints. There aren’t any locks on the bathroom doors (is this even legal?). In my first week I went to take a tinkle and I opened the door to see a kid taking a dump. Another thing is that is a lack of punishment. You could get away with almost here. You could punch someone in the face and give them a bloody nose and the most that would happen is the teacher pulls you to the side and says that’s not very nice. (Disclaimer, I never punched someone in the face but I’ve seen it happen). Probably the most violent thing I’ve done here is while playing some gun game, my friend and I made working crossbows with rubber bands and some plastic toys that could shoot plastic rods 30 feet. We did this for quite a bit, (not sure how the teachers didn’t stop us, flinging plastic rods through the air at 60 feet per second.) until I hit a kid in the forehead (whoops). The kid started crying and we somehow didn’t get punished even though we totally had it coming. The teacher didn’t even talk to us for being so reckless. Kids would throw actual traffic cones at us and that’s how I ended up with a lot of bruises (nothing happened to the kids). I also don’t appreciate the new administration. The director quit and the new director was very strict on the teachers, she also shut down the after school program with very little notice so I switched over to Mrs. Irene’s childcare who I also wrote a review on. All the kids over the age of 8 or so are very nice, the kids younger are either complete psychopaths or nice curious kids. The food they have there is pretty mediocre and they have quite a bit of outside time. Anyways to sum it up, I would definitely recommend Midland Montessori over this place for any real educational purposes. Daycare and after school wouldn’t be that bad, the facilities are fairly recent and actually look like a school and not an abandoned house (looking at you Mrs. Irene’s). My final complaint is the noise although the baby rooms are very quiet. All the daycares/after schools I’ve been too are very loud though so i guess it just is a part of having lots of disorderly kids with nothing to do. I’m probably going to update this sometime in the future. Shoutout to Mrs. Noche even though I doubt she still works here due to turnaround rates and such.
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  Amanda Reasoner

  May 1, 2022
  5.0
  Our son has attended since he was 4 months old. He is now 3 years old, and I am just blown away by his knowledge and skills he has acquired at Primrose. My husband and I both work and we read nightly to him and do what we can, but it is evident most learning is from Primrose. We go on walks and he tells me about acorns, we read at night and he knows what shadows are. He holds his pencil correctly, and is socially, emotionally, and academically doing so well! He has empathy, and is gentle with animals, he apologizes and understands when others are sad. It is just amazing. We highly recommend.

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