Our program goes beyond California requirements with an impressive 1:8 teacher-to-child ratio. Our dedicated teachers assist in the development of interpersonal relationships by placing children in groups of 3-4. Small groups promote teamwork and help children learn to interact positively with others while maintaining their individuality.

Broadening language skills is achieved through storybook reading as well as comprehensive and dramatic play. We nurture the development of the imagination with drama classes, encouraging creative expression and communication.

A variety of arts and crafts are taught, including ceramics, papier-mâché, painting, drawing, and sculpting. These activities foster creativity and fine motor skills while allowing children to explore different mediums.

To develop coordination skills, children are introduced to physical education, music and movement activities, and games. These activities promote physical fitness, rhythm, and overall motor skills development.

Group lessons and theme-based individual learning centers teach science, math, phonics, culture, and a variety of other topics throughout the year. Hands-on learning is highly encouraged, with children actively participating in learning centers focused on math, language, sensorial, and practical life skills.

Emphasizing good manners and consideration towards others is a key part of our curriculum. We use positive reinforcement methods, such as a ticket reward chart, to reward good behavior as an alternative to traditional time-outs.

We provide many opportunities for parent involvement in the program. Classroom parties, field trips, cultural celebrations, parades, and workshops are just some of the activities that bring school and family together, fostering a strong community connection.