Primrose Schools is the leader in providing premier early education and care to children and families in the United States. Founded in 1982, there are more than 400 Primrose schools in 29 states today. Each school is independently owned and operated by Franchise Owners who are provided a proven and time-tested business model and exclusive approach to early education, called Balanced Learning®. We offer Franchise Owners the opportunity to invest in a rewarding business that delivers an unparalleled early learning experience for children and families in their community.
To buy a franchise with Primrose Schools, you'll need to have $350,000 - $1,200,000 in liquid capital and a net worth of $750,000 - $1,200,000. Franchisees can expect to make a total investment of $637,900 - $6,375,500. They also offer financing via 3rd party. *
Liquid Capital: | $350,000 - $1,200,000 What does Liquid Capital mean? |
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Net Worth: | $750,000 - $1,200,000 What is Net Worth? |
Total Investment: | $637,900 - $6,375,500 What does Total Investment mean? |
Financing: | Via 3rd party |
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Training: | Available |
Total Units: | 410 |
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Home Office: | Atlanta, GA |
Year Founded: | 1982 |
Primrose Schools is the leader in providing premier early education and care to children and families in the United States. Founded in 1982, there are more than 400 Primrose schools in 29 states today. Each school is independently owned and operated by Franchise Owners who are provided a proven and time-tested business model and exclusive approach to early education, called Balanced Learning®. We offer Franchise Owners the opportunity to invest in a rewarding business that delivers an unparalleled early learning experience for children and families in their community.
A proven model, trusted for more than 35 years.
Our business model rests on our commitment to delivering service excellence while continually raising the bar in everything we do. We support our Franchise Owners with everything they need to thrive and grow, starting with our exclusive, time-tested Balanced Learning® approach.
Based on the latest research, we have created a unique, meaningful learning path. Blending purposeful play and nurturing guidance from teachers, our curriculum excels with a special emphasis on character development. Every toy, block, lesson plan, and book has been thoroughly researched and planned. This is the foundation that makes Primrose a sound investment.
*These results were from over 250 participating Primrose schools, using the MyTeachingStrategiesTM GOLD ® assessment tool. Teachers performing the assessments were not all certified in inter rater reliability. Learning domains included physical, mathematics, literacy, cognitive, social-emotional, language and science.
In addition to curriculum, we supply an innovative first-class level of training and support that goes beyond your opening day:
*Not applicable for an Independent Development Program.
Mike Hummer, Primrose School at Moorefield Station:“The Primrose franchise model, proven business strategy, and Balanced Learning System provide new franchise owners with a clear path to follow and make them CEOs of their own business. (I think) it’s a good financial investment.”
Elliott Blades, Primrose Schools at Holly Grove and West Lake:“I think at the end of the year when I see those children walk across the stage during the graduation ceremony is probably what makes me feel proudest about owning the franchise and being the franchise owner. Because you know at that moment that you really are changing history. You’re unleashing on the world another batch of children that are just a little bit better, a little bit smarter, a little bit more confident than they were when they came to you.”
Jana Radtke, Primrose Schools of Cross Creek, Tampa Palms, and South Tampa:“We had looked at other franchise opportunities and individual opportunities, even starting the business on our own, and just never found any that quite matched what Primrose had to offer because it was the Harvard of preschools and that’s why we wanted it so bad for our children.”
Primrose Schools Franchise Owners come from many different fields, but they share a common goal—the desire to make a difference in the lives of children, families, and their local communities. They appreciate an opportunity where their skills are put to use managing staff, building relationships, and growing their enrollment base.
In order to be considered as a Primrose Franchise Owner, you are required to have at least $350,000 - $1,200,000 in liquid assets and a net worth of $750,000 - $1,200,000.
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Interested parties should have at least $350,000 in liquid capital to invest.