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Attendance/Punctuality
In order to minimize classroom disruption and to give the
student a sense of order and punctuality, it is important
for all students to arrive on time for the program that begins
promptly at 9:00 am. Children arriving on time
are more prepared for the day of learning. A late arrival
for the class is both disruptive and distracting for the ongoing
learning presentations. Children also miss out on the introduction
of new topics and materials presented by their teachers.
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Arrival & Departure
To ensure your child’s safety, upon arrival, please
accompany your child to a staff member, and remain with your
child, until the staff has assumed responsibility for supervision.
It is advisable to inform the staff of any changes in routine
or behavior that may affect your child’s participation
in the program. When picking up your child, please ensure
that a staff member is aware of your departure. If a parent
is unable to pick up their child, it is essential that the
school be notified at the earliest of the name of the person
who is to do so in writing. We recommend that you come for
your child at a regular “specified” time. Children
feel more secure when their daily pick-up timetable is maintained.
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Releasing Students
When anyone other than the parent/guardian, who ordinarily
takes the student home, is asked to pick up a student from
the school, the following procedure must be followed:
The teacher must be given a signed letter from the parent/guardian
stating the full name and identification of the person, who
will be picking up the child. Anything short of this information
in the letter will not be acceptable, to ensure the security
of your child.
If it is not possible to get a written letter to us in time,
we need a phone call authorizing us to release the student,
and the full name of the person and identification number
to whom the child/student may be released. The authorized
full name of the person with identification must be on the
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Clothing and Possessions
Children should dressed in clothing that is appropriate for
physical activity, the weather and the season. A complete
change of clothing must be kept at the school in case needed.
Remember to bring in a set of clean clothes, if previous ones
are taken home to be washed. All clothing must be clearly
labeled with your child’s name. |
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Birthdays
If you like your child to celebrate his/her birthday in the
classroom let the teacher know well in advance. Birthdays
can be celebrated with treats that can be served to all of
the other children, such as, cupcakes, cake and cookies. All
treats must be accomplished with an original list of all the
ingredients and must be peanut free.
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Music
Lessons/Yoga Lessons
Music and yoga lessons are offered as extra curricular activities designed
to enhance the child’s learning and developmental experience. |
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Toys
Toys may not be brought to school unless with the teacher’s
permission (show and share days), to avoid being misused or
broken.
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Newsletter
A newsletter will be sent home to the parent/guardian once
a month, announcing upcoming learning events, curriculum and
notification of any changes. Newsletters will serve the purpose
of learning events, important school and classroom information.
This will ensure more effective communication between parents,
teachers and administration. Parent feedback is important
to our school. Parents are always welcome to meet with the
supervisor/administrator regarding any concerns or inquiries.
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