My name is Ms. Smith and I am the Director here at Primrose School of Walnut Creek. I am a dedicated and experienced early childhood educator with a passion for nurturing young minds. With 16 years of experience in Head Start and early childhood education, I have served as a Lead Teacher and Mentor Teacher in the Grand Prairie and Duncanville Independent School Districts. My expertise includes creating engaging lesson plans, fostering a supportive learning environment, and guiding teachers to achieve excellence in instruction. Additionally, I possess exceptional classroom management skills, ensuring a productive and respectful learning atmosphere. I am so excited to take on the role of Director, where I will utilize my skills and experience to serve the community of Mansfield and the surrounding cities. I am committed to empowering young children to reach their full potential and fostering a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.

My name is Ms. Huston and I am the Education Coach at Primrose Walnut Creek. I have four years of childcare experience, starting at a Primrose School in Jacksonville, Florida. My favorite thing about teaching is seeing the children reach their milestones as they develop throughout their younger years. If I could teach the children one thing, it would be to not allow their sadness or anger to keep them from experiencing life and making friends.

My name is Ms. Guzman, and I am the Administrative Director. I began my journey at Primrose as a lead teacher in the Early Preschool I classroom.  I have over 7 years if childcare experience, and love my job because I believe that my compassion, listening skills, and patience gives me the perfect foundation for my position. As a member of our leadership team, parent engagement, working closely with teachers and staff to create a warm, inclusive and high quality learning experience for every child is important to me. I look forward to welcoming our new and existing families to our school.

My name is Ms. Holsinger, and I am the Lead Teacher in the Infant I classroom. I graduated from The University of Texas in Arlington with my bachelor’s degree in education. I have over 10 years of childcare experience, previously working in an infant classroom. I believe I am a great teacher because I am patient and loving towards the babies. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be that they can be anything they set their mind to. I love being a teacher and watching my students learn new things. My favorite is watching my students face light up when they learn something new.

I am the Assistant Teacher in the Infant I classroom. I graduated from Georgetown High School and have a little over 10 years of childcare experience. I started my Primrose career back at the start of 2019 and recently returned due to my love of the program. I love to teach because it is always so exciting to watch the children learn something new each day. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be to be excited to learn new things.

My name is Ms. Lindsey, and I am the Assistant Teacher in the Infant I classroom. I have been taking care of children since I was 12 years old, and I have 3 years of professional childcare experience. I make a good teacher because of my willingness to get on their level and see things from the child’s point of view. I love to play with the babies and make them laugh because it fills me with so much joy. If I were to teach my students one thing, it would be to be open-minded and treat everyone with kindness

My name is Ms. Kramer, and I am the Assistant Teacher in the Infant II classroom. I have been involved in caring for children ever since I was a teenager, and even worked as the nursery director at Word of Life Church in Mansfield. I also have 6 children and 15 grandchildren of my own that are a huge part of my life. I simply hope to make an impact on the children I care for and give them a safe, happy environment with lots of fun and snuggles.

My name is Ms. Hammond, and I am the Lead Teacher in the Infant II classroom. I am from Ft. Worth, and I have been working with children for longer than I can remember. Being a mother of three adult children, as well as being a grandmother to three grandchildren has given me all the experience needed to teach children. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my children who I am super proud of, spending quality time with my grandbabies, drawing and making gift baskets. Working at Primrose has been a very rewarding experience for me. I love the learning process and seeing the babies’ eyes light up when they learn something new. The thing I am excited most about this year is getting to interact with all of the babies and getting to know the families and staff at this school.

I am the Assistant Teacher in the Infant II classroom. I love teaching because I have a strong love for children. Seeing them get excited to come to school to learn, play, and be around other children like them makes me so happy. I love to be part of good memories. I come to Primrose with just over a year in childcare experience, and I chose Primrose because I loved the warm atmosphere. If I were to teach a child one thing, it would be patience and self control.

My name is Ms. Warren, and I am the Lead Teacher in the Toddler classroom. I attained my associate’s degree from Texas College and am now attending UTA to complete my bachelor’s degree in early childhood education. I have a passion for teaching children, I especially enjoy reading and math. On the weekends, I love to relax, which includes taking nice long naps. My  favorite children’s book is “Cat in the Hat.” My  parents are my role models because they have guided me and given me the courage to never give up, no matter what obstacles she may be confronted with. I am excited to engage with my students to help them learn new things, while building an individual bond with each of them.

My name is Ms. Butler and I am the lead teacher in Early Preschool II Classroom. I grew up babysitting for friends and family and absolutely love being around children. I love teaching because helping the kids learn is so much fun. Whenever I feel down, my students bring so much light and joy to my life and can always lift my spirits. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be to always be themselves and to love themselves first.

My name is Ms. Fiidow and I am the Lead Teacher in Preschool I classroom. I have a degree in science from UTA and I am currently working on getting my teacher’s certification. I have about five years of childcare experience, having started at Kumon for their afterschool program.  I love teaching because I have a strong desire to make a difference in my students’ lives and love seeing them thrive. I think I am a great teacher because I am very patience and love to be around children. If I could teach my students anything, it would be to always have them strive to do their best.

My name is Ms. Sidderwhite, and I am the Assistant Teacher in the Preschool I  Classroom. I grew up taking care of children, and I have 3 years of professional childcare experience. I believe that I am a good teacher because I interact well with them. I enjoy working with children because I like to talk to them to see how they think and notice things in life. If I had to teach my students one thing, it would be how to treat people with kindness.

My name is Ms. Dunbar and I am the Lead Teacher of the Early Preschool I classroom. I graduated from the University of Michigan-Dearborn with my Bachelor’s degree in general education. I love to teach because I want my children to learn about different things, and I love to make a difference with my students. I think I am a great teacher because I am a great listener and value communicating with my students. I also try to be as creative as I can to allow my students to show off what they can do. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be to know that they matter.

I am Ms. Coleman, and I am the Support Teacher and Mentor here at Primrose. I am currently enrolled at TCC, working towards becoming an OBGYN. Before joining Primrose, I babysat my cousins and younger siblings. I believe I am a good teacher because I am patient and good at communication. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be that it’s that you should always be yourself. I love to be a teacher because it is interesting to watch the variety of ways that students learn.

My name is Ms. Curtiss, and I am the Lead Teacher in the Preschool II classroom. I have loved teaching ever since I was a child myself, so I have always wanted to make it my career. I am currently pursuing a bachelors degree in education because Child Education is where my passion lies. What I love most about working with children is being able to see them grow and develop in their own unique way.

My name is Ms. Bates, and I am the Assistant Teacher in the Preschool II classroom. I am currently attending TCC to become a NICU nurse. I have about 3 years of childcare experience, having worked at a church in my hometown. The reason I love to teach is because children are our future, and as teachers we have a big impact on their lives, especially at such a young age. I am so lucky to have the opportunity to teach the children I work with and consider it one of the best parts about my job.

My name is Ms. Sanchez and I am the Assistant Teacher in the Pre-K I classroom. I will be attending Hill College, seeking a degree in education. My first experience with childcare was helping at my great grandmother’s at-home daycare. I love teaching because I find educating to be so much fun. The children are information sponges at this age, and they brighten my day with their questions. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be mindfulness.

My name is Ms. Datta, and I am a Support Teacher. I have a total of 36 years of experience in childcare and elementary school. I have worked in Mauritius, India, and now here in the USA. I like to utilize my passion and dedication to fulfill children’s learning needs and to encourage them to grow holistically in all areas of development. If I could teach my students one thing, it would be to show compassion and to be skillful to the best of their abilities for balanced growth.