Gaya’s Schoolhouse

Gaya’s Schoolhouse offers children draw, paint, sculpt, and work on art projects using recycled materials. It also includes weekly dance courses taught by Plaza Production One Dance Studio, graduation performances in June, walking field trips around the neighborhood, gentle yoga, soccer practice, and dance breaks throughout the week. The program serves children from birth to age 2, 3-5 year-olds, and school-age children.

Programs

• Infants and Toddlers — From birth to age 2 · Children are cared for, potty-trained and nurtured to love learning and creativity.
• Preschool — 3-5 year-olds · Hands-on academic and life skills preparation for kindergarten.
• Kindergarten + After-school — School-age children · School-age children who are home due to school closures or need a safe place to stay after school and do homework while mom and dad are at work are welcome to join us.
• Arts and Crafts — Every week · Children draw, paint, sculpt and work on art projects using recycled materials.
• Music & Performing Arts — Weekly; every June for graduation ceremony and performance · Children learn dance through weekly courses taught by Plaza Production One Dance Studio and participate in graduation performances.
• Sports & Movement — At least once a month; weekly yoga class and soccer practice; dance breaks throughout the week · Walking field trips around the neighborhood, gentle yoga, soccer practice, and dance breaks.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–8 years old
• General schedule: Open all year round with the exception of most major holidays.
• Facility hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am-5:30pm; extended hours by request 6:30am-6:30pm

About the provider

Gaya’s Schoolhouse has operated since 1997. It is licensed by the State of California to operate as a child care educational center, license number 198003698. The program says it works with children to establish and develop play, social, and communication skills, to build lifelong learning skills and create the confidence children need to succeed at home, school and in everyday life.

We are multilingual, teach reading and writing, serve organic food, go on field trips and celebrate diversity. Potty training, social interaction development, speech delay resolution, sign language. Children do not watch television or play with computers or devices.

Last updated October 12, 2026.