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Lone Mountain Children's Center

1806 Belles St, San Francisco 94129

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The program is designed to be nurturing, creative and fun, in a context that honors structure and develops self-discipline. Each of the three levels actively supports and cultivates a child's social, cognitive, physical, emotional and language development, utilizing an array of primarily experiential and hands-on educational techniques. In addition, the school offers a curriculum that is unique to Lone Mountain in both approach and degree of sophistication. By the culmination of the three year program, Lone Mountain students have been exposed, in an age-appropriate manner, to most of the traditional academic disciplines: Art, Music, Science, History, Sociology, Geography, Psychology, World Religions, etc. Our hope is to inspire a lifelong fascination with learning and discovery.

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At a glance

Schedule
Hours not listed
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Ages served
2y – 5y
Tuition
$3–$1,900/mo
Infant program
No
ELFA vouchers
Not accepted
Continues to K
No

What this means

The teaching approach

This school hasn't listed a specific teaching philosophy — ask on a tour how they structure the day.

The language model

This school teaches primarily in English.

Tuition shown is as of 2024 and may have changed — confirm with the school.

Good questions to ask on a tour

  1. 1Can you walk me through a typical day from drop-off to pickup?
  2. 2What are the exact drop-off and pickup times, and is there any flexibility?
  3. 3Beyond the listed tuition, what other fees should I expect (application, deposit, materials, field trips)?
  4. 4How do you handle the transition for children starting mid-year or moving up from a younger classroom?
  5. 5What is your potty-training policy, and how do you support children who are still learning?
  6. 6How do you handle discipline, conflict between children, and big feelings?
  7. 7What is your application timeline, and when do families typically hear back?
  8. 8How large is each class, and what is the teacher-to-child ratio?
  9. 9What does parent communication look like — updates, conferences, opportunities to be involved?
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