Along with the facilities at Aegis of Moraga, the company provides its senior clientèle with 24-hour…More care and emergency service, housekeeping, and recreational programs.</p> <p>Visit its website for more information on its rates and services.</p>

Known to worshippers as "MVPC," this Presbyterian church is located at the top of a long drive at 10 Moraga Valley…More Ln. in Moraga, across from the Moraga Country Club, route: {:controller=>"listings", :action=>"show", :id=>"moraga-country-club"} -->. The church runs a shuttle bus from the <!-- name: Miramonte High School parking lot to Moraga Valley Lane every Sunday as the large congregation turns out and the parking lot tends to fill up.</p> <p>Age-appropriate classes for children are held concurrently with both Sunday services, at 9 and 10:30 am respectively. The congregation likes to gather for coffee and conversation in the courtyard after services. The interim pastor starting Oct. 1 at Moraga Valley Presbyterian is Geoff Brown.</p>

The Moraga School District is comprised of four local public schools, Camino Pablo Elementary, route:…More {:controller=>"listings", :action=>"show", :id=>"camino-pablo-school"} -->, Los Perales Elementary, <!-- name: Donald Rheem Elementary and Joaquin Moraga Intermediate in Moraga.</p> <p>Due to the relative affluence of the community it serves, the district has managed to offset many of the cuts in programs and services felt by other less fortunate districts throughout the state. Moraga School District students consistently score at advanced and proficient levels on the California standardized STAR test, and continue to master their grade level subject area content standards. Parents want this to continue, and have consistently approved measures to secure funding for the schools. The district is quick to cite the involvement of Moraga parents and families, local PTAs, the Moraga Education Foundation, and local businesses that have come out to support its programs and help keep the schools among the best in the state.</p>

Complete with plenty of shady lawns and a number of amenities, the Moraga Commons Park offers area residents a place…More where they can relax by themselves or with family in a comfortable outdoor setting.</p> <p>Located on St. Mary's Rd., the park features picnic areas, playgrounds, volleyball courts, bocce pits, a concert bandshell and more.</p> <p>Additionally, the park makes is available for private event rentals. For more information, please contact the Moraga Department of Parks and Rereation at the provided telephone number, or visit its website.</p>

The Moraga Library is a popular and inviting retreat for locals and visitors looking for a place to study and relax…More with a good book or do a little local research. Nestled in amongst some of the last remaining old growth redwoods in Lamorinda and built in an early California motif, the Moraga Library has resided in its current location on St. Mary's Road since 1974. Adjacent to the Moraga Historical Society archives, the library provides area residents with 64,000 books, recorded books, music and DVDs to choose from, as well as computers, WI-FI access and a meeting room.</p> <p>The library hosts history and craft sessions, lectures, author visits and teen workshops, and a dedicated volunteer team maintains the town's historical archives, which are often on display. This location is also the home base of the Friends of the Moraga Library, an active, supportive group that works hard to augment the library's book budget and programming with book sales and other efforts.</p>