Jennifer P.
4/28/2017
We love C5! Our son started 4 years ago when he was 20 months old and will be starting kindergarten in the fall. At one point, we considered a smaller program because our son has some social...
C5 Children's School
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455 Golden Gate Ave Ste 2400
San Francisco, CA 94102
C5 Children's School in San Francisco offers a renowned program catering to infants, toddlers, preschool, and pre-K children. With three centrally located facilities, the school provides a stimulating environment for children aged 6 weeks to 6 years old, equipped with top-notch learning materials and tools.
At the heart of C5 Children's School is a commitment to continuous improvement through research, staff training, and feedback from families. The school boasts a low teacher-to-child ratio of 1:3 or lower in the infant program, ensuring expert nurturing and development for the youngest attendees.
From fostering self-confidence and group skills in toddlers to preparing pre-K children with critical thinking and problem-solving abilities for kindergarten, C5 Children's School focuses on holistic development in a diverse and inclusive setting.
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4.08 reviews
Mirto H.
5/11/2016
My kid attended both locations of this company (the Golden Gate Avenue one and the one on Polk St. I feel very passionate about how bad this establishment is so I posted my review on both of their...
Min P.
9/6/2016
We love C5! Both of my kids attended the school and we've been there for more than four years. What we like best about C5 is the teachers. They are truly wonderful and care about the children. The...
Lis T.
7/28/2017
I appreciate the immediate response to my review. I'm not sure how my messages were not received--obviously I have no record of the voice mails, but the e-mails (sent using the link on the C5...
Amy M.
7/13/2012
Our daughter has been at C5 for two years and we wish it could be more! The program is organized around the children's interests, helping them explore deeply whatever they get excited about. The...
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