At Livermore Playschool (AKA LPS), we strive to provide a quality part-day and full-day programs for children 2 years of age throug 5 years old. In addition, a quality after-school program for children of elementary age. We strive to form partnerships with all families enrolled at LPS. We provide an environment that promotes social-emotional, physical, and intellectual development for preschool children while allowing for differences so that each child may achieve as sense of self-esteem and self-discipline. Request more information! -> lps_info@livermoreplayschool.com

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    Important Calendar Dates - 2009/2010

  • May 6th @3:30pm
    Monther's Day Luncheon

    May 7th
    Mother's Day Tea

    May 8th
    All part-time preschool program (9:00-1:00pm & 9:30-1:30pm) are closed for Teacher Work Day

    May 25th
    All programs closed for Memorial Day

    June 10th @11:30am
    Graduation Day

    June 12th
    LPS Close for all program for LPS Teacher Work Day

    June 15th
    First Day of Summer Program

    July 3rd
    All program are closed for annual staff retreat

    Auguest 7th
    Closed for part-time preschooler

    Auguest 21st
    End of Summer Program
    For parents interested in signing up for LPS, please fill out the applicable registration form below and either fax it to the school at 925-447-7413 or bring it at the scheduled orientation.

       PreK & Junior KPre K & Jr. K
       Two Yrs OldTwo Year Olds
       Three Yrs OldThree Year Olds

    Livermore Playschool Objectives

  • To make sure children are happy, safe and well cared for by giving positive attention.

  • To allow children to learn through discovery

  • To help children learn new skills such as socializing with peers, to encourage independence, and to further develop communication skills.

  • To acquire a sense of playfulness and wonder so that we (teachers/parents) may instill in our children a sense of wonder, humor, compassion and optimism about life and living.