About
We provide safe, reliable, and affordable child care for children 2 through 6 years old. Students develop a love for learning from our dedicated, kind, professional teachers combined with our engaging, hands-on curriculum. We foster not only cognitive development, but also social, physical and emotional growth. We have structured activities and time for free play both indoors and outdoors.
We have flexible options for all families. Parents can choose to enroll their child in 3, 4, or 5 days a week. We also offer half day, full day (8:30am-5:00pm) and extended day (7:30am-6:00pm) schedules. We provide healthy snacks and optional school lunch.
We are open year-round and accept new students when space permits so schedule a tour today!
Programs
Students play and develop lifelong skills in our wonderful classes. Class placement is based on each child’s individual readiness, ensuring a supportive learning experience. Led by our kind, experienced, and professional teachers, every day is an exciting adventure filled with discovery, friendship, and fun! We offer flexibility with requests and our teachers are available for parent-teacher meetings and progress updates when needed, inspiring confidence and open communication.
Toddler (2-3 years old)
Your child’s brain grows rapidly, reaching about 80% of its adult size by age 3. Over a million neural connections each second are formed. These early years are a time of incredible growth, where every experience shapes long-term learning potential and success.
Our nurturing teachers create a joyful learning environment where your child can explore, experiment, and deepen their understanding of the world around them. With a wide variety of carefully selected toys and activities rotated regularly, there’s always something new to spark curiosity and build essential skills.
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Our classrooms are thoughtfully designed to promote a sense of security and belonging. We prioritize safety which allows children to comfortably and independently explore child-sized furniture and age-appropriate toys.
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Children thrive in a well-organized routine because it gives them a sense of stability and comfort. Our students can confidently predict daily activities such as meals, nap time, playground times etc. and easily transition between them with a teachers' gentle guidance and visual schedule. Teachers set clear expectations and children can observe their older classmates as models which reduces stress and the fear of the unknown. Maintaining order, consistency and repetition helps children develop healthy habits like handwashing and promotes overall well-being.
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Teachers use songs, arts and crafts, storytelling and interactive activities to introduce new concepts in a fun and meaningful way. We have age-appropriate learning objectives to help students meet/exceed developmental milestones. We focus on building vocabulary, communication, senses training, self-help skills, beginning number concepts, comparing, matching and pattern recognition etc. Students will also begin their scientific journey by observing nature and engaging in simple experiments. We plan monthly themes that coincide with major holidays so children gain an awareness and appreciation of the diverse cultures throughout the world.
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Teachers nurture emotional and social skills by helping children identify, express, and manage their feelings. With gentle coaching, children communicate their needs, understand others’ emotions, and respond with kindness. Teachers listen with patience, offer options for comfort, validate all emotions and model empathy. In our supportive community, children are empowered to navigate relationships and emotions with care.
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Every school day, we have Spanish Circle, where children learn basic vocabulary through music, singing, movement, and storytelling in a fun and natural way. For those eager to practice more, we offer additional Spanish activities to deepen their learning. Raising multilingual children enhances cognitive development, strengthens memory, and opens doors to numerous future opportunities.
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We promote healthy physical development by engaging children in activities that build strength, coordination, balance, and spatial awareness. Kicking a ball, climbing on the playground and practicing yoga poses improves their flexibility and control over their bodies. Pouring, digging, sorting, and stacking objects requires greater precision to manipulate materials. These fine motor skills prepare them for early literacy and pre-writing skills which use a pincer grip and refined control.
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7:30 - 8:00 Morning Greetings
8:00 - 9:15 Breakfast Served/Individual Work Time
9:15 - 9:30 Spanish Circle
9:30 - 10:30 Educational Curriculum Time
10:30 - 11:00 Restroom Break/Snack Time
11:00 -11:45 Playground Time
11:45 - 12:00 Restroom Break/Clean up
12:00 -12:30 Lunch Time
12:30 - 1:00 Finish Lunch/Nap Set Up
1:00 - 3:00 Nap Time/Quiet Time
3:00 - 3:15 Restroom Break
3:15 - 3:30 Afternoon Snack Time
3:30 - 4:15 Educational Curriculum Time
4:15 - 5:00 Playground Time
5:00 - 5:15 Restroom Break/Center Activities
5:15 - 6:00 Individual Activities/Story Time
6:00 School Day Ends
Primary (3-6 years old)
Did you know there is a critical period when children naturally acquire linguistic pronunciation and grasp new concepts with ease? During your child’s early years, their brain builds connections faster than any other point in their life. A high-quality early education takes advantage of this time, providing the right environment for intellectual growth.
As your child becomes more social, the community around them matters. Our program is filled with kind, supportive families and professional teachers who encourage resilience and curiosity. When your child asks questions, we listen—helping them dive deeper into their interests and discover new ones. Through engaging lessons and diverse friendships, your child will thrive, gaining the skills for a bright future.
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Our facilities are curated with monthly themes and educational toys/activities that spark interest and curiosity. Children feel safe to take risks, make mistakes, and grow. They learn through trial and error and failure is viewed as an opportunity to learn. Teachers observe each child's progress and present new challenges at the right time.
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Students develop a strong foundation in key academic and life skills. Language development flourishes as they explore phonics, reading, and writing using a variety of materials like crayons, markers, pencils, magnets, sand etc. Math and science concepts become more advanced. Students learn to measure, add, subtract, investigate, make predictions and more. We cover life cycles and care for plants. We study the calendar, cultural holidays and the clock as they begin to grasp the concept of time. Students have the opportunity to play instruments and express themselves with art. They are also encouraged to think critically, ask questions, concentrate, and make choices. Teachers make learning exciting by incorporating playful activities, games, hands-on educational tools, creative projects, books, and music and movement. Through this well-rounded curriculum, young learners develop a love for discovery.
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We foster enthusiastic learners by allowing them to make choices and take an active role in their learning. Teachers introduce small responsibilities that cultivate decision making and problem-solving skills. We explain the value of caring for belongings and for the environment. Students then see how their actions influence themselves and those around them. Students are taught practical life skills like pouring a drink, wiping up a spill, putting toys away and offering to help others etc. With higher degrees of independence and autonomy students take pride in accomplishing a task on their own and are self-assured enough to attempt new tasks. Our class equips students with essential skills and knowledge that prepares them to enter first grade and succeed in the years to come.
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Our compassionate teachers give students coping strategies and tools for self-regulation such as breathing exercises, downward dog pose and shaking hands for the count of 10. They encourage students to persevere and embody a growth mindset. Team activities foster cooperation, collaboration, communication, and friendships. Students learn conflict-resolution skills and develop empathy.
We celebrate diverse cultures and traditions, helping children appreciate differences and develop a global awareness. Through books, discussions, and activities, students learn about varying appearances, abilities, and backgrounds. We encourage inclusive friendships and facilitate intercultural communication and connection. Teachers model open-mindedness and respect for different perspectives.
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Early exposure to world languages provides countless benefits for young children, including a cognitive advantage and stronger social skills. Research shows that before age 10, the brain is highly receptive to language acquisition, but after it becomes extremely challenging to acquire a new language at native proficiency. Regular exposure to Spanish during our circles strengthens phonemic awareness and builds a strong foundation for future language learning.
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As children grow, their physical abilities become more refined and complex. We spend time outside on the playground every day weather permitting. Students enjoy tricycles, throwing balls with increased accuracy and active exercise. In the classroom, students develop dexterity through cutting with scissors, using tweezers and pipettes, painting and holding a pencil. Teachers provide an assortment of fun games that build hand-eye coordination, which prepares students for writing and other core activities.
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7:30 - 8:00 Morning Greetings
8:00 - 9:00 Breakfast Served/Free Choice
9:00 - 9:30 Spanish Circle
9:30 - 10:15 Work Time
10:15 - 10:40 Restroom Break/Snack Time
10:40 -11:10 Academic Lesson/Circle Time
11:10 - 12:00 Playground Time
12:00 -12:30 Art & Game Time
12:30 - 1:00 Lunch Time
1:00 - 3:00 Nap Time/Quiet Time (resting or reading a book)
3:00 - 3:15 Restroom Break
3:15 - 3:30 Snack Time
3:30 - 4:15 Academic Lesson/Circle Time
4:15 - 5:00 Playground Time
5:00 - 5:15 Restroom Break
5:15 - 6:00 Free Choice or Story Time/Music Time
6:00 School Day Ends
FAQ
Will learning English & Spanish at school hinder my child?
No, children have the ability to easily learn additional languages alongside their primary one. Current studies indicate that exposure to multiple languages does not impede language development or cause delays. Brain development research tells us that the language portion of the brain is the most active between the ages of two and five. Children exposed to world languages create pathways in the brain that allows for native pronunciation and easier language learning throughout their entire life.
Does my child need to be potty trained?
No, our teachers are happy to help your child with diapers and offer potty training support for the Toddler class. Primary class students should be fully potty trained, but we understand that occasional accidents happen and they are not a problem.
Is this a religious school? Do we need to be religious to enroll our child?
No, we do not provide religious instruction. Our school is open to everyone. Our teachers and students come from many different backgrounds. We accept children of all races, cultures, religions, genders and beliefs.
What is your behavioral management & discipline policy?
We implement positive reinforcement and indirect and direct guidance. Physical punishments are strictly forbidden. Our teachers are very empathetic and seek to understand the need or motivation behind each student’s behavior. We have a vast array of techniques to teach children self-regulation, healthy communication and self-expression.
Do you have strict age limits for classes?
No, we assess each child’s readiness and understand that children progresses in different areas at individual paces. We offer activities requiring a variety of skill levels without limiting them by age. Once a student demonstrates the skill sets at school showing they are ready for the next level, we can help transition classes.
Do you provide snacks and lunch?
Yes, healthy morning and afternoon snacks are provided daily, included in tuition fees. Breakfast is also served between 8-9am (optional). We also offer an optional hot school lunch for an additional fee that is prepared on site daily. If you prefer to pack lunch, teachers can help reheat it at school. We follow a strict No Nuts policy because of allergies.