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The El Quito program includes infant care, preschool programs, academic day classes in kindergarten and first grade extended care. A large variety of enrichment programs complete the outstanding student offerings.
Many children that begin with us as infants move through classes, into then go on to attend our Primary Plus school Amber Drive.
The school provides an educational setting that is staffed with warm, personally interested adults who give the students the message that learning is exciting and important.
The teachers attempt to establish a learning environment that will allow the children to experience the maximum amount of success possible. Several of the teachers at this school have been nominated for outstanding teacher of the year in Santa Clara County.
We are proud to be long standing members of the Saratoga community.
Club or Organization: Computers, Lego Robotics, Mad Science
Arts and Music Programs: Ceramics, Creative Cooking, Dance - Recreational & Competitive, Glee Club, Young Rembrandts
School Notes
Our goal is to give children the opportunity to learn about
their capabilities and to develop positive ways to express
themselves. This starts with a warm and nurturing environment
filled with plenty of age- appropriate enrichment activities that
promote enjoyment and confidence. We are pleased to seemany of our
children who began with us as infants stay through all levels
before moving to our nearbyPrimary Plus School at Amber
Drive.
Our program directors, who have degrees in early child
education and development, believe it is of the utmost importance
to hire experienced, loving caregivers for their students. They are
passionate about providing a safe, fun and stimulating environment
for all children and a close- knit relationship with parents and
families.
Several teachers from this school have been nominated for
Outstanding Teacher of the Yearin Santa Clara County!
Drop off your children and relax, they're in good hands!
What is the acceptance rate of Primary Plus Elementary Quito School?
The acceptance rate of Primary Plus Elementary Quito School is 99%, which is higher than the national average of 84%.
What sports does Primary Plus Elementary Quito School offer?
Primary Plus Elementary Quito School offers 7 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Cheering, Dance, Flag Football, Football, Soccer and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for Primary Plus Elementary Quito School?
The application deadline for Primary Plus Elementary Quito School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
In what neighborhood is Primary Plus Elementary Quito School located?
Primary Plus Elementary Quito School is located in the Quito Village neighborhood of Saratoga, CA. There are 1 other private schools located in Quito Village.
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