Outdoor Education

A highly creative, collaborative and engaging, project-based, learning environment with countless LEGOs, where children build, inhabit, manage and govern their own small scale cities. Kidizens LEGO camps, classes and workshops provide Bay Area children a unique opportunity to learn valuable real-life lessons about civics and economics — community building, policy-making, governance and budgeting — as well as how to successfully operate in a team environment and acquire civic leadership skills.

SJG School of Music was created by and for people who love music and want to develop as musicians, song writers and performers.

We are looking for new students to join our community. We offer music lessons to students in a variety of instruments and hope to impart our love music and help students grow in their ability to play and perform for others.

NexGenT was founded on the belief that education is for everyone, that the ideal educational system should be based on real-world skills training; that it cannot leave people in debt with degrees that don’t teach the required skills needed to succeed in the workforce, and that it should prepare people to be job-ready just like military training does.

Our instructors are committed to low-stress training, high-quality education and individual attention to each student’s needs. HeartShare Training has been in operation for over 25 years, under the same management, and at the same location. Training over 16,000 students annually, HeartShare Training is Northern California’s leading provider of emergency healthcare training & education. Healthcare professionals from local hospitals, fire departments, ambulance companies and dental offices are trained on a daily basis. Many non-medical personnel are trained, as well.

Lyceum of Santa Clara Valley is a non-profit, self supporting, parent participation organization established by parents and educators in 1971. The mission of Lyceum is to provide after-school enrichment classes and other opportunities for our gifted children that might otherwise not be available to them, not to mention an arena for them to meet and socialize with other gifted children.