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The teachers and staff at San Mateo KinderCare strongly believe that each child grows and develops at their own pace.
Our teachers honor these differences by providing children with customized attention and activities that enable them to learn and grow at their own paces, in their own way.
Our teachers have an average tenure of five years at our center and an average of ten years in the Early Childhood Education field.
Our teachers are all Early Childhood Education certified. We have a couple of teachers who have their Master Teaching Permit.
We support our teachers in their professional development and ongoing education.
All of our teachers are here because the love the joy of teaching!.
Welcome to San Mateo (Bay Meadows) KinderCare! Our center has been
serving children for over 10 years. We are excited to continue that
tradition of quality! We believe in fostering whole child
development. Every classroom has a special curriculum tailored
specifically for that age group. Please stop by and check us out!
         
The health and safety of our students is our number one priority.
Our teachers are First Aid and Pediatric CPR certified. Our center
has a locked key pad entrance, secured gated playgrounds, and
safety bells on all doors in the building. We are a "Nut Free"
facility.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: American_sign_langugage, Spanish
Accreditations: NAEYC
Enrollment: Min Age - 18 MONTH-OLDS, Max Age - 6 YEAR-OLDS
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