Brains & Motion Education
St. Hilary School, 765 Hilary Dr, Belvedere Tiburon, CA 94920
About
Brains & Motion Education offers programs that combine hands-on STEAM adventures, artistic expression, collaborative sports, and guided recess with joyful outdoor movement. The program includes summer camps, supplemental enrichment, before and after-school programs, and structured recess, with Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) built into every lesson and activity.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
Brains & Motion Education states that its mission is to spark kids’ curiosity, creativity, and love of learning by blending STEAM activities with sports and outdoor movement, with a focus on holistic intellectual and physical development in a fun, inclusive environment. The curriculum is described as expertly crafted and designed to build 21st-century competencies, with an emphasis on whole-child enrichment across academic, creative, social, emotional, and physical growth. Instructors and coaches complete extensive background checks and comprehensive training in their subject areas, child development, and safety protocols, and they have backgrounds in education, coaching, STEAM, child psychology, and related fields. The organization reports that it has empowered 100,000 students and has 1,100 school partnerships, and it offers expanded learning programs for schools and districts as well as financial assistance in Illinois. The leadership team includes CEO Bart Epstein, CFO Frank Bonanno, COO Kristopher Kasper, CRO Rob Magliano, CTO Sean Zinsley, VP of Curriculum Jody Nova, VP of Finance Charissa Murphy, Director of Talent Acquisition & Customer Service Kirsten Tamura, Director of Sales Operations Sarah Esquivel, Operations Directors Amanda Wright and Jessica De Arcos, Director of Summer Camps Casie DiCenso, Director of Training & Development Mallory Davis, and Director of Sales, West, Trey Thompson.
Parent feedback includes comments that a counselor named Camille helped a young camper feel comfortable starting a new camp, that a child wished a robotics camp session were longer because of how much fun he had, and that one parent saw their child become more talkative at home with more to share about their group and coach. Another parent described the program as well rounded across the STEAM range and more enriched than their average after-care program, and highlighted an instructor, Ms. Sierra, as helpful, kind, and enthusiastic about her work.
Last updated June 29, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
Brains & Motion Education states that its mission is to spark kids’ curiosity, creativity, and love of learning by blending STEAM activities with sports and outdoor movement, with a focus on holistic intellectual and physical development in a fun, inclusive environment. The curriculum is described as expertly crafted and designed to build 21st-century competencies, with an emphasis on whole-child enrichment across academic, creative, social, emotional, and physical growth. Instructors and coaches complete extensive background checks and comprehensive training in their subject areas, child development, and safety protocols, and they have backgrounds in education, coaching, STEAM, child psychology, and related fields. The organization reports that it has empowered 100,000 students and has 1,100 school partnerships, and it offers expanded learning programs for schools and districts as well as financial assistance in Illinois. The leadership team includes CEO Bart Epstein, CFO Frank Bonanno, COO Kristopher Kasper, CRO Rob Magliano, CTO Sean Zinsley, VP of Curriculum Jody Nova, VP of Finance Charissa Murphy, Director of Talent Acquisition & Customer Service Kirsten Tamura, Director of Sales Operations Sarah Esquivel, Operations Directors Amanda Wright and Jessica De Arcos, Director of Summer Camps Casie DiCenso, Director of Training & Development Mallory Davis, and Director of Sales, West, Trey Thompson.
Parent feedback includes comments that a counselor named Camille helped a young camper feel comfortable starting a new camp, that a child wished a robotics camp session were longer because of how much fun he had, and that one parent saw their child become more talkative at home with more to share about their group and coach. Another parent described the program as well rounded across the STEAM range and more enriched than their average after-care program, and highlighted an instructor, Ms. Sierra, as helpful, kind, and enthusiastic about her work.
Last updated June 29, 2026.
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