Preschools & Kindergarten in San Mateo

Little Hugs Preschool is the hidden jewel in South San Francisco. If I could give IT 100 stars, I would . My daughter attended LHP from 2004 to 2006. Our best memories of her early years, occurred at Little Hugs. Now my daughter is a 12 years old 7th Grade Honors Student getting ready to take the ACT test this Saturday. She was invited by Duke University's Talent Identification Program [DUKE TIP] to take the test. My wife and I are very proud of our daughter's accomplishment of getting invited to take this test. We believe that our daughter's education and experiences at Little Hugs provided the foundation for her to develop the confidence to grow academically after she...

What I like about this school: 1.The daycare program receives children as early as 7 a.m. and provides educational activity and childcare until 7 p.m. 5 days a week year around (including weeks when public schools are on vacation). 2.The rates are very competitive with other programs in the area. 3.The School provides a safe, caring, Learning environment.

We are coming to the end of my first amazing year at KISS. My son just loves it. Loving and warmth is how I best describe this amazing preschool. Really. They are flexible and bend over backwards to accomidate our family. The program is true Spanish Immersion. The owner Chris Clark is a breath of fresh air. Teachers are kind, caring and well educated. Great playyard. We love it.

We saw tremendous improvements after my son started at Bubbly Tots. He really likes his teachers and enjoys going there every day. He knows his alphabets already, shapes, colors and is ready for Kindergarten. It's a clean, safe, enriching and a joyful place for kids.

We have been at this site for a number of years. The teachers are compassionate, caring, smart and truly love the children in their care. The office staff has always dealt with any problem or concerns quickly and compassionately. Bad teachers are removed quickly. Bad behavior on the part of students or teacher is not tolerant. It is like having a huge extend family. Office staff spends time in the classrooms getting to know the individual kids and the director and assistant director are always availabe to answer parent questions and concerns.