Yo-Yo chinese Schoolhouse
幼幼中文學校
Here at Yo-Yo Chinese Schoolhouse, we provide incomparable care for children in a customary environment that nurtures their physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development and growth. Our goal is to help children become naturally bilingual by learning Chinese in concurrent with English while introducing them to the many different aspects of Chinese culture in order to expose them to the greater world around them. We believe in providing an anti-bias environment for children and adults. An anti-bias attitude that values and celebrates diversity among different genders, races, lifestyles, physical abilities, religions and cultures. Our program provides age appropriate activities for the social, emotional, physical and intellectual development of your children.
Dear Parents
Welcome to Yo-Yo Chinese Schoolhouse. This website is prepared to better acquaint you with everything that goes on at Yo-Yo. It is designed to promote open communication between you and us.
You are your child's most important teacher! We want to support you in the caring for and teaching of your child. Our tuition, holiday breaks, and policies have been updated for the 2024-2025 school year. Please download the Parent Handbook for more details.
About The Owner
Rose Hsu opened Yo-Yo Family Bilingual Childcare in 2008 when she decided to extend and pursue her passion in early childhood education. She has been a regular school teacher for many years here in the U.S. and in her home country, Taiwan, where she received her BA degree in education. She is a licensed teacher and who taught at Bellevue College Parent Education Co-op Preschool for four years and Harmony Early Childhood Education Center for two years. She is also continually volunteering at Tzu-Chi Academy since 1997. Not only does she have extensive experience with teaching, she also has comprehensive knowledge being a program supervisor, responsible for the development of curriculums and teacher training.
Rose has always had a passion for teaching — beginning as a Chinese musical orchestra director when she was still in university. She later found her passion in teaching younger children, falling in love with their enthusiasm, youthful energy, the way they look at the world with such curiosity, and their everyday expressions and actions.
Click the button above to view and download a PDF of our 2024-2025 Yo-Yo Chinese Schoolhouse handbook (more information about tuition, admission requirements, enrollment procedures, etc). Print for better view.