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Peregrine School is an independent school in Davis operating two early childhood centers serving infants through five years, an elementary school (TK–6), after-school programs, and summer camps.
Peregrine School is an independent school that operates early childhood centers and an elementary campus in Davis. The organization serves children from infancy through sixth grade and provides year-round early childhood care as well as a ten-month elementary program.
The school emphasizes project-based and inquiry learning anchored by its S.O.A.R. framework (Science, Outdoor Education, Arts, Responsibility). Early childhood classrooms draw on Reggio-inspired practices and Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences, and teachers document child development and share portfolios with families.
Outdoor education and curricular gardens are integral to the program. Preschool yards are described as designed for naturalistic exploration with garden beds, fruit trees, climbing elements, and natural materials for play; the elementary campus uses multiple garden areas as part of classroom curricula.
Language enrichment in Mandarin and Spanish is incorporated into preschool classrooms. The school also provides after-school programming, rotating after-school classes, and seasonal summer camps. Room rental is offered at the Lillard Drive campus for community events.
After-school options for elementary students including a Kestrel Club and rotating classes such as language and music offerings.
A toddler classroom program described for ages 18–30 months and using documentation and development portfolios.
Graded elementary classes from first through sixth grade with project-based thematic learning.
A preschool program identified for children ages 2–4 years.
Kindergarten program at the elementary campus.
An early childhood program identified for children ages 6–12 months.
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An early childhood program identified for children ages 12–24 months.
A preschool program identified for children ages 3–5 years.
Seasonal summer camps offered for early childhood and elementary-aged children.
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