Our preschool maintains a low teacher-to-child ratio to ensure personalized attention and a safe learning environment. Specific ratios vary by age group and are designed to meet or exceed state licensing requirements.

All our teachers are certified in early childhood education and have undergone comprehensive background checks. They also participate in ongoing professional development to stay current with educational best practices.

To enroll your child, fill out the enrollment application. Following this, we'll schedule a meeting to discuss your child's needs and how we can best support their development.

We take allergies and dietary restrictions very seriously and work closely with parents to accommodate their child's specific needs. A detailed plan is created for each child with dietary restrictions or allergies, and all staff are trained on how to respond to allergy emergencies.

A typical day includes structured play, circle time, hands-on learning activities, arts and crafts, outdoor play, and quiet time for reading and naps. Our schedule is designed to balance active learning with adequate rest and free play to support all areas of development.

Parents are encouraged to visit and volunteer as it fosters a community spirit and provides children with a sense of security. We have specific guidelines and schedules for parent visits and volunteering to ensure the safety and routine of the children.

We communicate through daily updates via our parent communication app Brightwheel, regular newsletters, and scheduled parent-teacher conferences. We also encourage parents to reach out anytime they have questions or concerns.

Our preschool is equipped with secure entry systems, and all visitors must check in at the front office. We conduct regular safety drills, including fire, earthquake, and lockdown drills, and have comprehensive emergency preparedness plans in place.

Our preschool follows a play-based learning philosophy combined with elements of Montessori and Reggio Emilia approaches, focusing on fostering independence, curiosity, and a love for learning in a child-centered environment.

We use positive behavior techniques to manage discipline, focusing on teaching appropriate behaviors through guidance, understanding, and setting clear expectations. We always communicate with parents if there are ongoing behavioral concerns to collaboratively find strategies that work best for the child.