

Our space will be carefully designed for families to:
Take a guided tour of our beautiful, modern facilities
Discover our mission, values, and innovative learning model
Meet our team and connect with our vibrant community
Explore our full lineup of Enrichment Clubs and play parties

What to Expect
✨ Play Experiences for Kids Ages 2 to 12 while parents learn about our model, kids will engage in hands-on, creative play sessions that reflect our educational philosophy.
👨👩👧 For Parents – learn about our unique educational services, family programs, and how we partner with you in your child’s journey.
🕒 This is a free event with limited spaces available. Please reserve your 30-minute time slot to come play, learn, and explore the world of Developing Minds.


See Learning in Action: Book Your Visit
✨ Step inside our learning environments and experience our unique, neuroscience-based philosophy firsthand. Select a time slot below to meet our facilitators, explore our flexible spaces, and discuss your child's future with us.
Meet Our Founder & Lead Educator
Mariana Carazo – Founder, Head of School, Pedagogy & Curriculum
Mariana Carazo is not just the founder and Head of School at Developing Minds—she is the heart and visionary force behind a bold educational revolution. With a Master’s degree in Curriculum & Teaching from Columbia University and over two decades of experience leading curriculum innovation and pedagogical transformation, Mariana has devoted her life to redefining what learning can be. An expert in play-based, inquiry-driven education, she has built her own learning lab from the ground up—transforming a humble garage into a thriving micro-school and proving that true learning flourishes when children are given freedom, purpose, and joy. Her mission goes far beyond opening a school—Mariana is pioneering a movement to restore childhood, replace outdated practices with brain-aligned teaching, and create learning environments where each child is empowered to think, lead, and love learning. Her story is one of courage, creativity, and commitment to a future where education meets the needs of this century—not the last.
















