Private Schools

I'm surprised I have survived that hell hole. It needs to be shut down.

Land of Lakes Montessori has been a great place to lear for my son. At 4, he's reading, writing, doing math, and it's fun! He enjoys going to school and the atmosphere is incredible.

I love that school

Awesome school!

Love this school the education level is amazing and the faculty truely invest in there kids 100%.

We had our 4 & 5 year old girls at Holy Family for 6 weeks when they told us we needed to medicate our 5 year old! I was planning on Cranium as a "pre-k" until I could find a "real" school. However, Cranium is a real school. I had no idea! It has been the absolute best education in a caring, extremely engaged environment we have ever seen. Our girls are 8 & 9 now and are still at Cranium. It's an amazing school, with an amazing staff.

Great school. Wonderful staff, caring environment. Kids love it and are excelling well.

Excellent school! Great staff!

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Very warm, colorful, family oriented and nurturing school. My son loves it here. We relocated from North Carolina where we also attended a Primrose, and the fact that these schools are built and set up the same way made it so much easier on my 3 year old's transition. He loves his classroom, classmates and teachers. And I can't say enough about the entire staff -AMAZING, so welcoming. I truly felt part of the family from the moment I walked in. And my son had a huge smile when he walked in and met the staff. Thank you all for a wonderful school, and for the relationships and friendships that I am gaining. We are a Primrose Family, always.

I used to go to Agape Christian Academy and all my friends are nice to me but I left that school and I went to a public school

EDITED Primrose refunded us $100 of the weekly tuition for the week. Overall we enjoy the school and how much our son has learned. - During the aftermath of hurricane Irma the daycare closed an entire week. They charged parents full price anyway stating that they need to pay their staff for their hardships. While I understand that the staff was in need, the parents did not get service and no alternative care was offered. Many of us parents, too, had power outages and were displaced. We lost food and had to pay for our damaged homes. Primrose did nothing to relieve the parents from this burden. Instead they stated that the parents were informed during orientation. Primrose Longwood clearly cares for their staff, but not the parents. -