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Celebrating Fall With Trunk or Treat and Chili

Students dressed in seasonal costumes and paraded throughout the school

[LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.] — On Friday, October 31st, students at the Primrose School of Lawrenceville North celebrated fall fun with their Trunk or Treat and Chili Dinner celebration. Students dressed in seasonal costumes and paraded throughout the school and around the perimeter of the play area “trunk or treating.”

“Fall is a great opportunity for children to learn to use their imagination in ways that allow them to explore the possibilities of different life roles or fictitious characters,” said Felicia Hines, Franchise Owner.

Children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old dressed in cowboy hats, princess dresses, firefighting gear and superhero capes marched in the parade. Children’s handcrafted pumpkins, jack-o- lanterns, spiders and webs adorned the walls, hallways and classrooms.

To learn more about our fun school events and accredited programs, stop by our school campus at 625 Russell Road NE, contact us online at www.PrimroseLawrencevillenorth.com or call 770.962.9595 to schedule a tour.

About Primrose Schools®
Founded in 1982, Primrose Schools is the nation’s leader in providing a premier educational child care experience in more than 260 schools in 17 states. Each Primrose is independently owned and operated by our Franchise Owners. They partner with parents to help children build the right foundation for future learning and life, and offer an environment that helps children have fun while nurturing Active Minds, Healthy Bodies and Happy Hearts®.

The Balanced Learning® system, consistently delivered in all Primrose Schools nationwide, is designed to provide high quality educational experiences to support children’s social- emotional, cognitive, creative and physical development. It is made up of an exclusive standards-based curriculum that enables teachers to help children gain the knowledge and skills that will enable them to move successfully from one level of development to the next as well-rounded individuals. The system also offers developmentally appropriate materials and equipment for all classrooms; multiple forms of assessment; and extensive training for teachers.

Primrose is the first early childhood education organization in the country to receive AdvancED Corporation Systems Accreditation under the new Standards for Quality Early Learning Schools. This accreditation ensures all Primrose schools meet the highest quality standards and shows they are continually improving student learning. Primrose Schools stands behind its
commitment to deliver an exceptional early childhood experience with the Primrose Guarantee, a parent’s assurance of complete satisfaction. For more information, visit www.PrimroseSchools.com.
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