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5425 McGinnis Village Pl, Alpharetta, Georgia, 30005, United States
(678) 339-0107 www.primroseschools.com/schools/alpharetta-east?utm_source=google&utm_medium=maplistings&utm_campaign=localmaps
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Nov 18, 2017
We're so glad that we came across this Primrose School. The owner and the staff are top notch. From the first day our son entered the infant class, I had no hesitation to leave him there after my tour. He has reached so many milestones, made friends, and created the cutest artwork thanks to the wonderful staff. I love everyone here, and would recommend this school.
Jul 12, 2017
We absolutely love Primrose! We have been sending our children to this school for over a year now and have zero complaints. All of the teachers are caring and love the children as if they were their own. Folks are always acknowledged when coming or going. They are good at communicating everything, whether it is their weekly newsletters, a call to let you know what has been happening (good or bad), or face to face. The kids are constantly being sent home with their unique arts and crafts, even our infant! They update the Tadpoles app daily with pictures and report out how your kid ate/napped that day. I know some folks have complained about turn over. The lead teachers are consistent but I have noticed other aids moving around and the main reasons involve their school schedules and that is OK as I support their continuing education, especially when it benefits our little ones. Our kids love their teachers! This is a wonderful place to bring your kids. I highly recommend!
Jan 11, 2017
Primrose of Alpharetta East is amazing. If I could rate them a 10 I would. The staff is always so great, and even though my son is having a difficult time transitioning from Boston to GA, they are really great with him. I also love the tadpoles app they use as well as their structured curriculum and great teaches. Ms. Vicky and Ms. Shanelle are great. Primrose of Alpharetta East has my vote :)
Aug 3, 2016
Our two kids have been going to this Primrose school for over three years and it was one of the best decisions we have ever made for our children. The youngest started in the Infants room and our oldest started in the Early PreSchool class (she just graduated from their Private Pre-K class and about to enter kindergarten). The teachers and staff at the school are nothing short of amazing. I actually tagged along on a field trip to the GA Aquarium with my eldest and saw how much the staff cared about the kids myself. The level of care is phenomenal and unparalleled, from the admin staff to the kitchen to the teachers and assistants. The owners are usually around and everyone is smiling and always open to chatting. If you are considering a school to send your kid/s to, it's an easy decision once you visit this school. They maintain a secure environment for the kids, a balanced meal plan, and a warm and loving environment. You'll see kids running down the hallways to get to their rooms there. Check it out if you are looking into schools for your kid/s as they will put your mind at ease about leaving your little one there.
Feb 2, 2014
I was trapped in the Snowpocolypse that hit Georgia 1/28/14. It had already been 4 hours since I left work. The road beyond Primrose was iced and gridlocked. In the distance there was a bridge and hill that everyone was getting trapped on so I decided to pull into the parking lot next to Primrose. I noticed that there was still staff inside Primrose and some fellow trapped commuters and I went to check it out. It turns out that the staff was staying behind because a parent hadn't picked up their child yet (1am). The staff was very friendly and let us in while they waited so we could get a few hours of sleep. The parent eventually showed up around 4am, but the staff stayed the whole time until she arrived to pick up her child. If anyone needs a daycare and this location suits you, then I would highly recommend them.

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