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The Center for Early Education, a socio-economically and culturally diverse independent school for children, toddlers through grade six, strives to graduate students who are joyful, resilient, lifelong learners.
06/09/2026
CEE's LGBTIA+ Affinity Group hosted its 3rd Annual 'Express Yourself' Talent Show last Tuesday, featuring over 20 original acts from Center students! Singers, dancers, musicians, and comedians presented their talents to an enthusiastic crowd with the help of two amazing sixth-grade emcees. It was a warm celebration of expression, pride, and love! š¶šµ
Congratulations to the CEE Class of 2026!!!!! šššš¤š The graduates presented their Grad Play yesterday to friends and family before receiving their diplomas. We are so proud of you, and remember, youāll always have a home at The Center!
Fourth graders on their very first CEE overnight trip to Camp Bob Waldorf last week embraced the motto of DO, RISK, GROW. They challenged themselves by trying archery and the ropes course, going on a nature hike, and scaling the climbing wall. It was inspiring to witness them encouraging one another, celebrating each other's efforts, and embodying the spirit of āchallenge by choice.ā The fun continued into the evening with trivia games and a classic campfire with sāmores. Reflecting on their experiences, students shared proud moments and expressed gratitude for their friendsā support.
06/02/2026
The Class of 2026 enjoyed an amazing trip to San Francisco last month! The students started their trip with the classic SF experience of riding cable cars, and everyone loved learning how they work. The class then enjoyed a delicious lunch in the Mission District and an exciting visit to Alcatraz!
The second day began with a ferry ride to Angel Island. Our students quickly demonstrated how much they had learned this year by making connections to the novel āThe Dragonās Childā. Later in the day, the students walked across the Golden Gate Bridge and ended the evening with a fun outing at Topgolf.
On the final day, students had a engaging visit to Chinatown and the Exploratorium. The SF Trip is always a wonderful opportunity for learning and bonding at the end of the sixth grade year!
We are still coming down from the excitement of last week's Olympics! Day 1 of the competition was full of camaraderie and grit. Athletes showed their best in bean bag toss, cup stacking, rock climbing, obstacle course, line jump, and more!
The 44th CEE Olympics kicked off yesterday with great spirit and heart! The Opening Ceremonies were full of excitement, sportsmanship, and an amazing array of traditional dances shared by each grade, CK-C6! This morning is always a special one on campus, and it was the perfect way to start the Games! š„
05/21/2026
On Friday, May 8, over 500 guests joined us for Grandparentsā and Grandfriendsā Day at CEE! Students and teachers look forward to this day every year. Grandparents enjoyed a morning breakfast program featuring words from Head of School Damian Jones, Grandparentsā Council Chair Colette Ament, a performance from the casts of āAnnieā, and a keynote talk from Dr. David Agus, CEE Alumni Parent and leading doctor and pioneering biomedical researcher and author. Following the morning program, grandparents visited their grandchildren in their classrooms, viewed the Elementary Art Fair, and took photos together in our photobooth. It truly is a cherished CEE tradition!
Leapinā Lizards! āļø What an incredible run! Our Community Center was transformed into Broadway earlier this month as three different student casts brought the magic of Annie to life. From our enthusiastic actors and dancers to the dedicated student crew managing the backstage magic, our CK-C6 students poured their hearts into every scene. Thank you to all the families, friends, and faculty who filled the audience to support our hard-working casts. šāØ
Fifth graders presented their Fifthsonian U.S. History research projects last week in a dynamic showcase for fellow students, teachers, parents, and grandparents! Students did original research on their chosen topics, creating artifacts and writing research papers to share their knowledge with the community. The creative projects ranged from the Alamo to Alcatraz, and everyone learned a lot!
| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |