History
- Founded in 1928 on Clark Drive in San Mateo, now located between 20th and 22nd Ave. off of La Salle Drive in San Mateo, Address is One Carey School Lane.
- Phase 1: 1928 - 1955: Mr. Carey
- Phase 2: 1955 - 1989: Mrs. Willard and Ms. Carey ran the school
- Phase 3: 1989 - 2003: Mr. Bob Simpson ran the school
- Phase 4: 2004–2011: Mr. Eric Temple (now under a board of trustees)
- Phase 5: 2011–present: Mr. Duncan Lyon
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