Class Notes: Izzi Early Education hosts 5th annual Fun Fest at Sequoia High School
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Despite some on and off again rain, families and staff from Izzi Early Education (formerly IHSD Inc.), a San Mateo County nonprofit and childcare provider, celebrated their fifth annual Izzi Fun Fest family day at Sequoia High School this past Saturday with nearly 500 guests. Activities included carnival games hosted by their child care sites, music and entertainment by Lori and RJ, a community resource fair, and a mental health corner.
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