Our Story...

Creekside Kids provides children a small group learning environment that fosters the ability to work well within a group while addressing the individual needs of each child, and the child's family.
All classroom learning experiences are designed to be developmentally appropriate. English, Spanish, Sign Language, Yoga, Cultural studies, Music, Art and more are part of our daily curriculum.
Children are also enriched by opportunities to learn within our community through field trips, library time, community service, skiing and skating. The quality education received by each child ensures that they are comfortable and capable of successfully moving on to public or private elementary school.
We believe that our school setting is an extension of your home where a warm and nurturing learning experience enhances each child's positive social and emotional development.

Our Staff...

Our staff is compiled of certified early childhood and elementary educators.  Many of our teachers have also taught in a variety of teaching methodologies, from Montessori to traditional preschool.  All of our staff members have a profound love for both education and children.  Our assistant teachers and aides undergo extensive training and are encouraged and assisted in continuing their education throughout there employment.  Learning is an ongoing process for our staff and owners.  We believe that to properly educate our children we must continue to learn ourselves.

Our Staff

Brandy Rasmussen
Director & Owner
Brandy has a BSM with a minor in Spanish and (NAC) National Administrators Credential.  She is currently working on her Master at the University of Utah in Speech and Language.  Brandy is a life-long learner who cherishes education and children.  She has taken more than 400 hours of classes in education, childhood disorders, literacy, etc. over the last three years outside of  her classes at U of U.

Mark Rasmussen
Asst. Director & Owner
Mark is no stranger to private school.  His family owned and operated Del Mar Pines in San Diego California for over 20 years.  He encouraged Brandy to open the school as opposed to teaching for someone else almost five years ago and is vital to the schools daily operation.