Matt F.
10/14/2022
Amazing school with a play based structure that emphasizes independent exploration, emotional and social intelligences, and promotes a strong community. I had multiple kids attend the school from...
Children's Center of Stanford Community
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685 Pampas Ln
Stanford, CA 94305
The Children's Center of the Stanford Community in Stanford, CA is a parent- and staff-run cooperative providing a safe learning environment for children to explore and understand themselves in society. With a focus on creativity, community building, respect, growth, and responsibility, the CCSC offers activities such as cooking, science, art, dance, movement, and music to nurture these values.
With a staff of 40 faculty members, many with 15 to 30 years of experience in child care, the CCSC serves over 160 children and is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Toddlers are encouraged to develop agency and social skills at their own pace, while infants are allowed to grow and explore within daily routines of eating, sleeping, diapering, and playing.
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3.55 reviews
J L.
9/12/2022
I'll keep this review short so people will take the time to read this. Earlier today, we witnessed a little Korean girl getting kicked by 3 white kids. We brought it to the teacher's attention,...
JD T.
9/24/2022
I had both of my children go through the whole program, from CIP thru BKP. Each room they spent their time in was unique and full of fun and learning. The caregivers truly felt like family. When...
Parent G.
9/25/2022
I give this place one star because I'm very dissatisfied with the philosophy, with the director, and with the entire place in general. During the nearly two years that my son attended bkp3, he...
Dave J.
4/2/2017
Through the course of moving around the country, we have had the chance to be a part of many day cares, and this is one of the best. When we finally got a spot of the waiting list, the irony was...
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