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Wah Mei School is a bilingual early care and education provider and community organization in San Francisco’s Sunset neighborhood that operates preschool-age early care and a range of school‑age youth programs, including before/after‑school and seasonal camps.
Wah Mei School provides bilingual early childhood education and school‑age youth programs rooted in Chinese language and culture and community connections. The organization serves families in the Sunset neighborhood and operates multiple classrooms and community spaces.
Instruction emphasizes bilingual (and trilingual) learning, inquiry‑based projects, and play‑based activities. Classrooms are organized into learning areas such as library, dramatic play, blocks, art, sensory, manipulatives, science and exploration, music and movement, and writing. The program attends to social, emotional, cognitive, language, mathematical, physical, and arts development through teacher‑guided projects and hands‑on experiences.
An afterschool Chinese language immersion enrichment program that builds listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills alongside thematic enrichment activities and academic support for K–5 students.
Before and afterschool programming offered at Alice Fong Yu Alternative School.
Early care offering for infants listed as 6 weeks to 24 months.
Preschool program listed for children 36 months and older.
Toddler program listed for children aged 25 to 35 months.
Day camps offered during SFUSD school breaks for K–5 students on a seasonal, as‑needed basis.
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Saturday Chinese and Mandarin language classes (ages 3+), with virtual one‑to‑one sessions available for middle and high school students.
Seasonal cultural summertime enrichment experiences for K–5 students.
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