Izzi at Moonridge is one of the center locations operated by Izzi Early Education (formerly IHSD), a nonprofit Head Start grantee and state preschool subcontractor serving families across San Mateo County. The site is part of Izzi’s network of center-based and family-support programs for children from birth through age five.
Izzi at Moonridge is a center-based site within Izzi Early Education’s network of Head Start, Early Head Start, and State Preschool programs. The organization operates multiple full-day, year-round sites across San Mateo County to provide early learning and family support for children from birth through age five.
Programs and services available across Izzi sites include center-based childcare for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers; home visiting; family child care through licensed providers; and comprehensive health and developmental supports. These supports include nutritious meals (breakfast, lunch, and snack), developmental screenings, vision and hearing checks, growth assessments, and dental services such as screenings and cleanings.
Izzi sites participate in family engagement initiatives and community partnerships that connect families to resources, early literacy programs (for example, Raising A Reader), father-focused programming, and leadership opportunities for parents. Izzi also operates EarlySpark Institute, a teacher training program that combines coursework, hands-on classroom experience, and wraparound support to prepare new early childhood educators.
Izzi provides infant, toddler, and preschool childcare at 10 locations across San Mateo County. The full-day, year-round programs offer early learning experiences intended to support children’s development.
A range of health and developmental supports, including nutritious meals (breakfast, lunch, and snack), developmental screenings, vision and hearing checks, growth assessments, and dental services such as screenings and cleanings; families are also connected to community resources.
A paid, in-person teacher training program that combines hands-on classroom experience, coursework, and wraparound support to help participants earn a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential and enter the early childhood workforce.
Year-round, full-day early learning and child care offered in smaller, home-like settings through licensed family child care providers.
Opportunities and programs to build relationships with parents and caregivers, including early literacy initiatives and parent leadership roles such as Parent Ambassadors and Policy Council participation.
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Year-round, individualized services for pregnant women and families with children ages 0–5 that provide in-home support and coaching.
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