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Children’s House of Los Altos is an early childhood education organization founded in 1978 that operates multiple campuses in the Los Altos / Mountain View area, including a location at 1120 Rose Ave in Mountain View. It offers toddler- and preschool‑level education and school‑age before‑and‑after‑school care.
Children’s House of Los Altos is a family-owned early childhood education organization established in 1978. The organization serves young children from toddler age through early elementary school and operates multiple campuses in the Los Altos–Mountain View area.
The program uses a research-informed, play-based approach that draws on multiple educational theories (including Dewey, Piaget, Montessori, Reggio Emilia, Gardner and Elkind). Classrooms are described as language-rich and expose children to dual languages; activities are organized around developmental domains and differentiated to meet individual needs. Music Together is used across classrooms.
Campuses are described as age-appropriate and include indoor classrooms, art studios and outdoor play areas. Classrooms are provided with designated emergency escape routes. The Springer campus specifically is described as having multiple classrooms arranged by age group and a courtyard area that makes use of the adjacent elementary school playground.
A school‑age child care program for children in grades TK–6 providing supervised before‑school and after‑school care, opportunities for on‑campus activities, and care during school breaks.
The Children’s House offers a variety of educational opportunities using a research‑based, play‑based curriculum and differentiated teaching methods; classrooms are language‑rich and expose children to dual languages, and all classrooms participate in a Music Together program.
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