Longview, TX

Primrose School of Longview operates as part of the nationally recognized Primrose Schools franchise with a Balanced Learning® approach that combines teacher-directed and child-initiated activities. The curriculum focuses on developing literacy, character development, and STEM skills through hands-on learning. All teachers receive extensive training in Primrose's exclusive curriculum and child development principles. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate playgrounds, and dedicated learning spaces for each age group. They maintain low student-teacher ratios and provide nutritious meals prepared on-site. The school emphasizes partnership with parents through regular communication and developmental progress reports.

The Goddard School of Longview offers a play-based learning approach through the F.L.EX.® (Fun Learning Experience) program that promotes academic, social, and emotional development. Their curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, and creative arts with daily yoga and mindfulness activities. All lead teachers have degrees in early childhood education or related fields and receive ongoing professional development. The facility includes secure keypad entry, cameras in all classrooms, and age-specific learning environments. They provide enrichment programs in Spanish, sign language, and technology. The school focuses on developing school readiness skills while maintaining comprehensive health and safety protocols.

Kiddie Academy of Longview utilizes the Life Essentials® curriculum that integrates character development, STEM learning, and literacy throughout daily activities. Their approach emphasizes hands-on learning through learning centers and project-based activities. The academy maintains state-mandated teacher-child ratios with all staff receiving comprehensive background checks and ongoing training in early childhood development. The facility features secured entry systems, dedicated nap rooms, and outdoor playgrounds designed for different age groups. They provide technology-enhanced learning tools and maintain an open-door policy for parents. The program includes meal service meeting nutritional guidelines and regular assessment of developmental milestones.