Licensed since 2001. 6 serious violations across 19 state visits.
Preschools are not tested, scored, or ranked — not by California, and not by us. What the state does keep is a licensing record: how often inspectors visited, what they cited, and whether anyone complained. That is a safety floor, and it is on this page. Everything that actually makes a preschool good — the warmth of the adults, how a hard morning is handled — you have to go and see.
State inspection record
California licenses and inspects every child care center. This is that record — a safety floor, not a measure of teaching. It cannot tell you whether the adults are warm or the day is well run.
18 citations across 19 visits. Most centers have at least one — 61% statewide — so a citation on its own says little. Title 22 codes: 101229, 1596.871(c)(1)(A), 101223, 101216.3(a), 101239(n), 101238(a), 101226(e)(3)(A), 101223(a)(1), 101229(a), 1596.7995(a)(1), 1596.8595(c), 101212(d)(1)(C), 101212(d)(1)(C), 101229.1(a)(1), 1597.16(a)(1), 101239(f)(1), 1596.8662(b)(1), 1596.7995(a)(1)
Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing · full record for facility 364809072 · synced 2026-08-13
Nearby elementary schools
Your child's next step — scored public elementary schools nearby, ranked by Scope Score.
Why there's no score here
Preschools don't participate in California's standardized testing. We can show you licensing status, capacity, and nearby elementary schools — but we can't score or rank preschools the way we do K-12 schools. For quality, visit the program, observe a session, and talk to current families.
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Data source: California Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) · Updated May 2025 · All preschools · Blog