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1215 O'Brien Dr., Menlo Park, CA 94025
(650) 260-3805
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About
Open Mind School
OMS is redefining education. We take best practices from learning and the brain and couple them with innovative project-based experiential learning. We meet students’ individual needs through a personalized learning approach that is flexible, trusting, and meaningful.
The daily work in our diverse classrooms focuses on the community outside of the classroom and bridges the traditional school experience with connections to our community outside the classroom.
Our Staff
Open Minds brings together passionate and innovative professionals for collaboration.
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Reviews
(34)
(Winter Break Camp)
January 12, 2025
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Jillian Okter
Verified Purchase
The kids enjoyed it. Easy communication with staff.
(Ninja Warrior Course)
August 16, 2024
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Monarin U
Verified Purchase
My kiddo had a really good time! He went sprinting around the whole hour. The next day he asked if he could go back again
(Open Minds Summer Camp)
July 20, 2024
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Katie Stanke
Verified Purchase
The kids loved it and came home excitedly telling stories!
FAQ's
Is Open Mind School worth it?
Parents recommend Open Mind School and the average rating is 4.6 out of 5. Overall, the reviews indicate that Open Mind School provides engaging and enjoyable experiences for children.
What ages can go to Open Mind School?
Open Mind School has camps and classes for children for all ages. Age-appropriate activities are designed to engage and inspire children at different developmental stages.
Questions & Answers
Hello! A few questions: It looks like a couple of your camps are for ages 2-14, but most are for 4-14. Is that correct? Our little one is 3. Also, are participants required to be toilet trained? And finally, can we send them with an aide if we determine that would be beneficial? Thank you in advance!
(Open Minds Summer Camp) -
asked on Apr 12, 2024
Apr 15, 2024 - schedule alerts
Hello! Thank you for reaching out with your questions. Regarding the age groups for our camps, you are correct that most of our programs are designed for children aged 4-14. Unfortunately, our minimum age requirement is indeed 4 years old, so we wouldn't be able to accommodate your little one who is 3.
As for toilet training, it's not a requirement for participants to be toilet trained. We understand that children develop at their own pace, and we strive to create inclusive environments that cater to individual needs.
Regarding sending an aide with your child, we absolutely welcome that. It's important for us to ensure that all children can fully participate and enjoy their camp experience. We'll just need their contact information in advance so we can send them the necessary documents to sign, which will come from our HR Department.
If you have any further questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to let us know. We hope to see your little one in the future! -
My son doesn’t speak English but is able to understand and speak just a small amount. Are the classes able to handle non-native English speakers?
(Open Minds Summer Camp) -
asked on May 16, 2023
May 16, 2023 - schedule alerts
Absolutely, we'd love to welcome your son. We have other non-native English speakers in camp. -
do you have sessions for more than an hour in the afternoons for a seven year old?
(Open Mind School Day Pass) -
asked on Aug 01, 2023
what activities do you guys have for the full day camp? Any organized activities by the staff or basically free play in the gym?
(Ninja Warrior Seasonal Camp)
asked on Mar 27, 2023
Mar 28, 2023 - schedule alerts
It's a combination of semi-structured theme based activities (ie. science experiments, fort building, art activities) and gym time (including semi structured games such as gaga ball/ capture the flag and unstructured free exploration). Campers are outdoors for recess and lunch. Please reach out if you have additional questions. -
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