Happy Days Child Development Center is an early childhood education provider with a campus in Cupertino (10115 Saich Way). The Cupertino site offers full-day care with a STEAM-based curriculum, on-site cooked meals, secure entry and parent classroom video access.
Happy Days Child Development Center in Cupertino provides full-day early childhood care and education for young children. The center emphasizes hands-on learning within a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) framework and operates year-round.
The program combines developmental, academic, creative and physical activities with a focus on individualized learning. Instructional elements include language and literacy activities, math and sensory centers, creative arts, music and movement, and STEAM-based projects.
The Cupertino campus includes classrooms with age-divided play yards, a large indoor/outdoor covered playground, classroom cameras for parental viewing, and secure door entry with controlled access.
Meals and snacks are prepared on-site, with regular and vegetarian menu options and individualized menus for infants under 24 months. The center provides daily communication and written records to families about each child’s day.
Program addresses infants' physical, emotional and intellectual needs by providing consistent routines, individualized care, stimulating play areas and low teacher-to-infant ratios (noted as 1:4 or better).
Kindergarten program addresses the physical, emotional, intellectual and social needs of five-year-olds with language, math, physical activities and hands-on learning centers.
Program emphasizes individualized attention, language and creative arts, physical development, theme-based learning centers, and a 1:8 teacher-to-child ratio.
Program provides academic foundations, small working groups, language and creative expression, physical development and STEAM learning to prepare children for school success.
Program focuses on social, emotional and foundational skills with small-group activities, learning centers, creative materials and a low teacher-to-child ratio (noted as 1:6).
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