Forest Knolls, CA

Marin Day Schools, operated by Bright Horizons, offers a comprehensive early education program with developmentally appropriate curriculum. The center features highly qualified teachers with early childhood education credentials and maintains excellent teacher-to-child ratios. Their research-based World at Their Fingers curriculum emphasizes literacy, math, science, and social-emotional development. The facility includes secure indoor learning environments and outdoor play areas with age-appropriate equipment. They provide nutritious meals and snacks, regular parent communication through the Bright Horizons mobile app, and strong safety protocols including secure entry systems and comprehensive background checks for all staff.

This non-profit community-based center serves families throughout Marin County with a play-based, developmental approach to early childhood education. Their curriculum is inspired by Reggio Emilia principles, emphasizing child-directed learning and project-based exploration. The center features experienced teachers with bachelor's degrees in early childhood education and low student-to-teacher ratios. Facilities include spacious classrooms, dedicated art studios, music rooms, and natural outdoor play spaces. The center prioritizes inclusive education and offers sliding scale tuition. Safety features include comprehensive emergency preparedness plans, secure facilities, and regular safety drills.

Bay Area Children's Center provides high-quality early childhood education with a focus on social-emotional development and kindergarten readiness. Their emergent curriculum adapts to children's interests while meeting developmental milestones. The center employs credentialed early childhood educators who participate in ongoing professional development. Features include modern, well-equipped classrooms, natural outdoor play areas, and enrichment programs in music, movement, and Spanish. The center maintains rigorous health and safety standards including comprehensive cleaning protocols, secure access systems, and regular safety training. Parent involvement is encouraged through classroom participation, regular conferences, and community events.