Crestmont's founding vision of a strong, diverse community that supports each other as we teach our children feels more relevant than ever. Today, our modern co-op is a source of connection and strength for our families. Our students thrive as we adapt to changing circumstances together, and we continue to send changemakers, skillful collaborators, and resilient, courageous citizens into the world.
Our curriculum stretches students’ thinking and cultivates a deep love of learning. Crestmont children think critically and creatively, and develop excellent problem-solving skills.
Our vibrant social justice curriculum starts with issues of fairness and moves to environmental, racial, and economic justice. Students learn about movements and change, and develop the tools to take action in their community.
We nurture self-awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making that foster community and civic involvement throughout a child’s life.
Our curriculum stretches students’ thinking and cultivates a deep love of learning. Crestmont children think critically and creatively, and develop excellent problem-solving skills.
Pon Snider Family
"We feel truly lucky to be a part of Crestmont. The student to teacher ratio, the community involvement and the emotional support that each student receives is remarkable. We are watching our daughter grow into a confident, educated, compassionate person. We have been impressed with the well rounded curriculum, the frequency of field trips and the openness and availability of teachers and staff. Thank you Crestmont for your dedication."
Cortez Family
"In Crestmont's many creative learning environments, there is room for my child to be the unique individual she is while developing academic strengths. Learning happens much more successfully when our child's personality is celebrated, when creativity is cherished."
Barnard Whang Family
"This summer, our family made signs and marched, just as my son had "practiced" at school for a different cause. I love that social justice activism is taught, even to the youngest of children."
QUICK FACTS
Founded in 1969
Size of Enrollment: up to 85 students
Small Class Sizes, up to 20 students
Sibling Discount: 6% (second sibling only)
