Many parents who live in Dublin, California, are commuters. They might sleep in Dublin, but they work in San Francisco, Palo Alto, or even San Jose. […]
Choice is an important value in American society. People like to be able to choose and hate to be told what to do. […]
Dublin parents are “into” their kids. Just take a stroll on a nice Sunday afternoon, and you’ll see parents and kids out in the park, enjoying our beautiful Northern California weather. […]
Don’t get us wrong on this one: we know that there are very many great public schools available in Dublin, California, and we believe it is right that every child should have the very best education possible, regardless of any other consideration. […]
Well, now you’ve really gone and done it. You waited until September and you still haven’t enrolled your littler wunderkid in a best-in-class Dublin preschool. […]
If you are looking for Dublin Montessori preschools for your child, you may well be wondering if Learn And Play Montessori is Irish or if we are Italian. The fact is that we are neither. Or both. […]
If you are looking for a Pleasanton Montessori preschool or kindergarten for your child, you might broaden your search to nearby towns such as Dublin or Fremont. Certainly, there are some great public schools in Dublin, California, but a decided lack of Montessori preschool options in the East Bay. […]
If you are looking for public Dublin preschools for your child, you are going to be looking for a long time because your options are severely limited. Public preschool serves only a limited number of hours per week; and it’s goes offline in the summer. If you need a preschool local to you in Dublin that really works for working parents, that means that you are going to have to [...]
Dublin, California, has some very good public kindergartens, and one of the big advantages is that you don’t have to pay for your kid to learn. […]
In the multicultural, diverse Bay Area, we try to expose our children to as many cultural traditions as we can, and especially those that are relevant such as St. Patrick’s Day here in Dublin, California. […]
