We are parents to a 3-year-old girl. We've had trouble finding good preschools in Alameda, we just got our daughter enrolled in Luna Bilingual Montessori school and it's been only a week and half and we cannot be happier. The staff and the owner are really good teachers. The facility is very airy and clean. We especially like the fact that it is a bilingual chool and she’s learning Spanish every day (she’s becoming a trilingual kid and that’s a real treat for us). She's never been in any daycare before and we started her out with full time 9 am to 5 pm with the school and she had very little trouble adjusting. The teachers have great attitude, disciplined yet laid back just enough to be not uptight. It’s a real good balance. We were worried about her transitioning into full time school mode given she's never been to day care before and is not potty trained, but she's doing both, getting potty trained and enjoying her school, her new friends and her teachers. The school is a real gem. It's a fairly new school and my daughter has not been there long but from what we saw everything is positive so far. We'd like to hear what other parents have to say about Luna’s Bilingual Montessori School. vick

Luna's Montessori is a bilingual English-Spanish preschool located in Alameda. All staff are fluent in both English and Spanish, and Spanish is taught to the children both formally and informally during the school day. However, the main ''work'' (as my daughter calls it) is done in English, and I feel that it is doing a good job of getting her ready for kindergarten. She is happy to go to school each day. The teachers all seem kind and caring toward the children, and the school is in an old Victorian house, with rooms that are spacious and bright. There is a nice play yard in the back, and I love that they serve hot lunch to the children who stay the full day. The school has space for thirty children, and I believe they currently have both full and part-time openings available.

My 3 year old is having a very difficut time adjusting to her current new preschool. It has been nearly a month and I now believe this is just not the right fit for her. I am considering moving her to Luna Montessori in Alameda. This is a new school that has just opened this Fall. Anyone currently attending or know anything about the school? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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