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Rocky Mountain Participation Nursery School is a play-based parent cooperative preschool in San Francisco that emphasizes hands-on, outdoor and creative play alongside parent education and community involvement.
Rocky Mountain Participation Nursery School is a parent-run cooperative preschool focused on play-based early childhood learning. The program emphasizes hands-on exploration, creativity, and community building among families, children, and staff.
The program centers on child-directed, play-based learning that supports foundational development across literacy, art, math, science, and social relationships through activities such as climbing, riding bikes, painting, water and sand play, block building, reading, playdough and clay work, beading, gardening, and hikes.
The school is a nonprofit organization and is affiliated with the California Council of Parent Participation Nursery Schools and with City College of San Francisco; the director serves as an instructor in City College’s Child Development and Family Studies Department. The school rents its space from the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department and holds 501(c)(3) status.
An afternoon session that evolves from children’s ideas and relationships, with a focus on social-emotional support, gardening, hiking, reading, movement, and world music; the program emphasizes modeling respectful behavior and helping children sort feelings and conflicts.
A play-based morning session that emphasizes extended blocks of child-directed play and hands-on experiences—examples include climbing, drawing, swinging, riding bikes, hiking, sand and water play, block building, reading, painting, playdough and clay work, beading, and gardening—to support foundations for literacy, art, math, science, and social relationships.
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