Silicon Valley (2 - 7 years)
This is our newest campus, having just opened in 2022, and currently enrolling PreK, K, and Grade 1 students. The campus is located in East Palo Alto, just minutes’ away from Hwy 101, Stanford University, Facebook and Google headquarters in a quiet residential neighborhood.
The campus has undergone extensive construction work and attention to detail, with the help of Michele Zini of ZPZ Partners in Modena, Italy. The Reggio-inspired classrooms, furniture, gardens, ateliers, and play structures are all brand new, and ready to welcome South Bay families and students for the 2022 - 2023 academic year.
Silicon Valley School Environment
A special place in every Reggio school is the atelier, where students further their inquiries, explore new ideas and express themselves.
Our newest campus in Silicon Valley is ready to welcome students for the 2022-23 school year!
Our Silicon Valley campus interiors are brand new, and so is the play space.
Similar to that on the Mission campus, these play structures are a unique element of the La Scuola experience.
When students come to school in a bright, colorful environment, they create the association between learning and joy.
The yard of our Silicon Valley campus is a place for students to play, explore, make new friendships, and move their bodies!
The Pedagogy of Relationships is a pillar of the Reggio Emilia approach. We value and foster the relationships between the child/student, their peers, teachers and parents.
Our classrooms are bright, beautiful and intentionally set up to nurture children's innate curiosity.
Our classrooms are bright, beautiful and intentionally set up to nurture children's innate curiosity.
Our classrooms are bright, beautiful and intentionally set up to nurture children's innate curiosity.
Our classrooms are bright, beautiful and intentionally set up to nurture children's innate curiosity.
Our classrooms are bright, beautiful and intentionally set up to nurture children's innate curiosity.
Land Acknowledgement for the Silicon Valley Campus
We acknowledge that the land our Silicon Valley Campus stands on is the unceded ancestral homeland of the Muwekma Ohlone people and the Tamien Tribe. As educators and life-long learners, we recognize that as uninvited guests, we all need to affirm their sovereign rights as first peoples. We pay our respects to their ancestors, elders and relatives of the Muwekma and Tamien communities.