shavuot family farm
Sunday, June 8 - 2:00 pm
Spend an afternoon celebrating the harvest with delicious blinzes, honey tasting, cheese making, local produce and more!
PJCC Preschool
Take a look at what our Preschool has to offer!
Fall Preschool Registration
There are still a few spots available for the afternoon session of our award-winning Keff Preschool program for 3 and 4 year olds.
Register for summer camp
Registration is now open!
We now have Online Registration -- it's fast and easy!
Save a Life!
NEW! American Red Cross Certification
Lifeguarding, CPR, CPR/AED, First Aid, First Aid/CPR/AED, Oxygen Administration, Water Safety for Swim Coaches, Water Safety for Coaches.
For more information, visit or call the Aquatics department--650.378.2782 today!
Swim Lessons
Swim lessons for all ages are available year-round at the PJCC. Choose between group, semi-private and private lesson classes for children, teens and adults.
For More Information
For more information or to set up an appointment for a personal tour, contact:
ECE Department
- ece@pjcc.org
- Phone: 650.378.2670
PJCC Preschool
The PJCC Preschool incorporates an exciting values-based curriculum into all programs. An Ethical Start is based on the classic Jewish text of Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers and Mothers). Our specially trained staff creates an environment of hands-on discovery and discussion, encouraging children to make decisions based, not on impulse, but on Jewish ethics and values, such as respect, responsibility, kindness and community.

K’ton ton (Little People): Two-Year-Olds
Children enjoy a secure and caring environment where separation from parents is supported. Each day offers a balance of quiet and active experiences which match and stimulate developmental needs. Time is planned for exploration and experimentation, emphasizing the experience and not the finished product. Toilet teaching is incorporated into the program.
Keshet (Rainbow): Three-Year-Olds
This theme-based curriculum allows children to develop social and language skills through a variety of interactive activities, such as painting, drawing, music and movement. Gross and fine motor development is stimulated with an emphasis on listening and group skills. Children also learn about themselves, the world around them and the richness of Jewish life in an atmosphere of love, joy, respect and security.
Kee Tov (Something Good): Four-Year-Olds
Establishing a strong foundation in the early years is a critical component to becoming a successful student. This program focuses on early literacy development and prepares children for the more structured reading and math they will encounter in kindergarten. Children continue to develop their social, problem solving and conflict resolution skills.
Keff (Fun): Afternoon Classes for Three and Four- Year-Olds
Keff offers the same quality classes and staff in the afternoons as those of our morning classes. Age appropriate classes for three-year-olds meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday and four-year-olds meet Monday through Friday from 1:15 — 4:15 pm. There is also an option to extend the afternoon until 6:00 pm.
Extended Day Options For Preschoolers
Children in our morning program can Stay & Play two, three or five days per week from noon until 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm or 6:00 pm in contracted or drop-in care. Enrichment Classes enrich the program with specialists in arts and sports. Classes will meet weekly from 1:00 - 2:00 pm in 10-week sessions after lunch.
Stay and Play: Two Through Five-Year-Olds
This program offers fun-filled afternoons for children needing extended care. A thoughtfully planned curriculum balances engaging activities with a relaxed, gently paced rhythm. Activities include art, science, cooking and playground time. A two hour nap period is available after lunch.
About The PJCC Preschool Staff
The PJCC Preschool staff is a unique group of dedicated early childhood professionals, who combine strong educational backgrounds with a love and appreciation for young children. Teachers and assistants are selected for the warmth, sensitivity and nurturing qualities they bring to their work. They appreciate each child, supporting their personal growth and development as an individual and as a member of the social group.

