What You'll Find When You Walk In
Our schools are built for young children and the families who love them. Here's what to expect from the front door to the playground, and what a typical day in Spanish looks like inside.
Classrooms Made for Each Age
Infant rooms are calm and soft, with individual cribs and space to crawl. Toddler rooms have room to move and low shelves children can reach. Preschool rooms are set up in centers for art, blocks, books, and pretend play, with a circle-time spot where the day begins. Every school has its own kitchen. Each room is sized for the age group in it and follows DC ratios.
Getting Started is Simple
From first look to first day, here's the path most families take.
Find Your School
Start with our school finder to see the schools near your home or work, the programs each offers, and the ages they serve. Most families discover there's a school closer than they realized.
Schedule a Tour
Pick a day and come see it for yourself: classrooms in motion, teachers at work, and a director ready for your questions. Bring your child along, their reaction is part of the answer.
Meet Your School's Team
Sit down with your director for the practical details, tuition, availability for your child's age, start dates, while getting to know the people who'd care for your child every day.
Enroll at Your School
When you're ready, your school's team guides you through every form and detail. Enrollment is year-round as space allows. From there, all that's left is picking a first day.
Rhythm Children Can Count On
Mornings start with buenos días at the door and breakfast while friends arrive. From there, the day moves through circle time, learning centers, music and movement, outdoor play, lunch, rest, afternoon activities, and snack, all in Spanish, with routines that stay steady so children know what comes next. Your director can walk you through your child's schedule.
What You'll Find Inside
The things families ask about most, and where to dig deeper.
Health and Safety
Keypad entry, background-checked teachers, and daily practices that protect every child.
Meals and Nutrition
How mealtimes work, from menus to allergies, and why the table is a classroom too.
Our Teachers
Screened, trained, and there for the moments that matter. Meet the people behind the day.
Why Our Families Trust Us
Everything You Need to Know
What ages do your schools serve?
Our schools care for children from 6 weeks through school age, infants, toddlers, preschool, pre-K, and before- and after-school care for older siblings. Programs vary by school, so check your nearest school's offerings or ask their director what's available for your child's age.
What should I expect on a tour?
A real look at a real day: classrooms in action, teachers doing what they do, and time with the director to ask anything. Bring your child if you'd like, watching how they take to the space tells you a lot. There's no pressure attached, just a chance to see if it feels right.
How much does tuition cost?
Tuition varies by school, program, and schedule, so your local school is the right source for current rates. They'll also walk you through anything that may lower your cost where offered.
When should I start looking for child care?
Earlier than most families expect, especially for infant care, where spaces are limited everywhere and expecting parents often tour before their baby arrives. For preschool and pre-K, a few months ahead is typical. That said, families' plans change fast and openings do too, so it's never too late to ask.
What if the classroom at the school I want is full?
Ask to join the waitlist. Classrooms turn over naturally as children grow into their next age group, so spots open throughout the year, and waitlists often move faster than families expect. And since we're a family of schools, there may be a sister school nearby with space now, same approach, same standards, so your child can start there and move over if a spot opens at your first choice. Your director can help you look at both options.
Take the First Step Today
One step closer to an exceptional education for your child, every day.