Blackhawk Montessori

Charlotte Wood Middle School is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for students, particularly those with diverse learning needs. Serving students in grades six through eight, the school focuses on individuals with language-based learning disabilities and those who are twice-exceptional, ensuring that each child receives the tailored support necessary for their academic and personal growth. The school employs a variety of therapeutic methodologies and specialized programs designed to enhance learning experiences, including individualized instruction and collaborative learning opportunities that cater to different learning styles. What sets Charlotte Wood Middle School apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which allows for personalized attention and meaningful connections between educators and students. The school emphasizes strong partnerships with families, recognizing that collaboration is key to student success. Additionally, Charlotte Wood features specialized facilities that support diverse educational approaches and hosts unique community events that foster engagement among students, parents, and staff. This holistic approach not only nurtures academic achievement but also promotes social-emotional development, making Charlotte Wood Middle School a distinctive choice for families seeking an enriching educational experience for their children.

Our Danville campus on El Pintado Road offers Mandarin and Spanish immersion classes alongside English Montessori classrooms. Fountainhead Montessori School was founded in 1972, and in Danville we serve children from 18 months to 6 years. Toddler/Prep classes for children 18 months to 2.5 years ease little ones into their first school experience through practical life work, sensorial exploration, art, songs and stories. Our preschool primary classrooms group children ages 2.5 to 6 together for three years, so older children lead and younger ones learn by watching. Classes meet from 9 to noon and again from 1 to 4, families choose anywhere from three to five days, and we do not require toilet training. Before and after care runs from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is billed only for the time used, with art, reading and a large outdoor playground. Monthly tuition for 2026-27 runs from $831 for two toddler mornings to $1,386 for five, paid in 12 installments, and it includes music and science classes and a snack. Themed discovery camps run on site when school is out.

John Baldwin Elementary has served a residential Danville neighborhood east of Interstate 680 since 1968 as part of San Ramon Valley Unified School District. We enroll about 442 students from transitional kindergarten through fifth grade, and our fifth graders move on to Charlotte Wood Middle School. John Baldwin earned the California Distinguished School Award in 2014. Primary classrooms teach reading with the CKLA phonics and reading program, and identified students take part in GATE. Our student support lineup includes the Primary Intervention Program (PIP), Second Step and Steps to Respect lessons, the Rainbow Program and Pals groups, and older students can join student council and school clubs. Families back the school through the Cougar Ed Fund, which pays for programs on campus, and through an active PTA. Kids Country and Right at School offer before- and after-school care options for Baldwin families.