Snellville, GA

Primrose School of Snellville follows the exclusive Balanced Learning® curriculum that blends purposeful play with nurturing guidance from teachers. The school features state-certified teachers with early childhood education credentials, secure entry systems with coded access, and age-appropriate learning environments. Their approach emphasizes character development, literacy, and STEM education through hands-on activities. The facility includes dedicated outdoor play areas, music and movement spaces, and technology-integrated classrooms. Parents consistently praise the school's communication, structured daily routines, and comprehensive development tracking system.

The Goddard School of Snellville implements the F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that focuses on academic, social, and emotional development. The center features highly qualified teachers with degrees in early childhood education, low student-to-teacher ratios, and secure facilities with surveillance systems. Their curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science, and creative arts with daily progress reports for parents. The school offers enrichment programs like yoga, music, and foreign language exposure. The facility includes multiple playgrounds, dedicated art studios, and technology-enhanced learning centers with regular safety drills and health protocols.

Childcare Network #118 provides comprehensive early education through their proprietary curriculum that aligns with Georgia Early Learning Standards. The center features degreed lead teachers, structured learning centers, and secure facilities with keypad entry systems. Their approach emphasizes school readiness through literacy-rich environments, hands-on math and science activities, and social-emotional learning. The facility includes age-separated playgrounds, computer learning stations, and dedicated nap areas. Parents highlight the center's affordability, flexible scheduling options, and strong focus on kindergarten preparation with regular assessment and parent-teacher conferences.