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Four programs for children from birth to age eight

Each program is built for what children at that age can do next.

Two boys sit inside a cardboard box painted to look like a log cabin, using long sticks with clips to pick up small toy fish from the floor.

Programs by age

A baby lying on their stomach on a green carpet holds a blue textured ball while colorful linking toys rest nearby in a playroom.

Infant Curriculum

In the infant room, play is the curriculum, and it runs in two languages. Teachers talk, sing and sign with babies through a steady daily routine, so mealtimes, naps and floor time stay predictable. Babies reach, mouth, roll and babble, and caregivers answer each sound and gesture. That back-and-forth is how trust gets built and how language starts.

A toddler girl in a polka-dot top sits at a table with a colorful numbered caterpillar toy while a boy in a red shirt stands in the background.

Toddler Curriculum

In the toddler room, children move between learning centers set up around a theme. They build with blocks, sort and stack, and try new words in English and Spanish. Teachers guide the play and let children lead it too. Every lesson is planned and adapted to each child.

A young boy in a red shirt sits on a black stuffed animal while holding open a picture book featuring orcas on a colorful rug in a classroom.

Preschool Curriculum

Preschool here is project-based and hands-on, in English and Spanish. Children ask questions, work through problems and keep going when an answer takes more than one try. Language and literacy, social-emotional growth, thinking skills and movement all get attention. The aim is independence and confidence for kindergarten and past it.

A smiling child in a beanie and puffer vest sits on a green playground slide with both hands on the sides.

5-9 YEASR OLD

Summer Program

Summer days balance learning and fun for children ages five to nine. Children do arts and crafts, water play, outdoor games and sports, team-building, creative projects, and explore inside and out. Reading and hands-on activities reinforce what they learned during the school year. That mix helps prevent the summer slide and eases the move into the next year.

Good questions to ask first

What are the hours?

Monday – Friday.

What ages do you take?

Children from 0-8 years old.

Not sure which room fits?

Tell us your child's age and we will walk you through it.

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