Silanoe Martial Arts: Approved Charter School Vendor
Partnering with Charter Schools in California
At Silanoe Martial Arts, we’re proud to partner with California’s charter school community. As an approved vendor, we provide students with a dynamic martial arts experience that complements their academic education.
Our youth programs support focus, self-confidence, emotional regulation, and discipline. These are qualities that translate into better performance both inside and outside the classroom. We’re excited that charter schools are recognizing the value of martial arts in a child’s overall development.
Currently Approved Charter Schools
- Blue Ridge Academy
- Sky Mountain Charter School
Use Your Charter School Funds for Martial Arts
Many families don’t realize that charter school funds can be used for martial arts training. These funds may cover enrollment in our kids and teens programs, allowing your child to benefit from physical activity, structure, and positive mentorship without added financial stress.
If you prefer to enroll directly, we also offer flexible out-of-pocket options. These are especially helpful during summer months or when charter funding is used for other educational expenses.
Don’t See Your School Listed?
We’re always looking to serve more families. If your charter school isn’t listed above, please reach out. We’re happy to start the application process to become a vendor with your preferred school.
Join Our Martial Arts Academy
We look forward to welcoming you and your child to our community in San Gabriel. At Silanoe Martial Arts, your child will be supported by experienced instructors in a safe and encouraging environment designed to help them thrive.
Have questions or want to get started? Contact us today to learn more about our programs or reserve your child’s free trial class.
Let’s work together to build focus, confidence, and character through martial arts.
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“Kylee was shy at first, but now she’s confident and can’t wait for class every week. The instructors are amazing and make learning fun.”