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Admission and Administration
Thank you
for your interest in our preschool program. The primary objective
of our school is to help your child develop a positive attitude
toward him/herself and toward everything associated with learning.
It is not our goal to rush young children into acquiring academic
knowledge. Each child is gently guided into learning what he/she
can do to accept him/herself and to take pride in and derive
satisfaction from personal achievements. We want to help build
a creative foundation for a lifetime of learning within your
child. Characteristics such as self-confidence, interdependence,
curiosity, persistence, initiative and the ability to concentrate
and organize will be developed.
Our school is also interested
in promoting and developing positive social skills. Building
trusting relationships with peers and adults is very important.
Our staff is well aware of this. Your child will be given plenty
of individual attention. Our program is designed to meet the
needs of each individual age level.
Your child will experiment
with newly acquired abilities. He/she will discover that they
can make things happen. This increased awareness occurs while
the children are enjoying sand play, water play, toy riding,
shape sorting, block building, kitchen play, dressing up, coloring,
cutting, pasting, ball bouncing and many other activities.
Afternoon snack will be provided
for your child each day. Snacks will consist of two different
servings from the four food groups. Serving size will be based
upon Title 22 regulations.
Admissions
STATE REGULATIONS require that each child have a Health
Form completed and signed by a physician and kept on file at
the center.
SICK POLICY -In case of illness there will be
no credit issued. When a child is dismissed from school because
of a contagious illness, a 24 hour period after the start of
medication is required before your child can return to school.
Your child should remain at home until they are able to participate
in a normal school day, including outdoor play. In addition,
all medications will need to have the child's name clearly marked,
as well as the dosage. You will need to sign a medication form
each day you bring medication for your child.
RETURNED CHECK FEE-There will be a $20.00 service charge
applied on all returned checks. After 2 returned checks, payments
must be made in cash.
REASONS FOR DISMISSAL-The following are reasons that our
school would be inclined to dismiss your child from our center:
Frequent delinquent or non-payments
On-going behavior problems that
become disruptive to our program
Failure to pick up your sick
child within one hour of being notified
Frequent late pick-ups
WITHDRAWAL -A two week written notice of withdrawal
is required.
LATE PICK-UPS-Our center closes at 6:00 p.m. We
feel it is unfair to keep our teachers beyond this time. If you
pick up your child after 6:00 p.m., there will be a $2.00 charge
per 5 minutes your child is left past 6:00 p.m. This fee is due
and payable immediately to the closing teacher. Frequent late
pick-ups may result in termination of enrollment.
ATTENDANCE-Your child's attendance is expected
and the staffing requirements have been met for the safety of
each child. If you anticipate any change in your schedule, please
notify us as soon as possible. We will do our best to adapt to
the scheduling needs.
Enrollment
ENROLLMENT POLICY
REGISTRATION -The registration forms must be filled
out completely in order to validate your child's enrollment.
Please make sure the financial agreement is signed and filled
out completely. Your child's enrollment will be secured upon
receipt of the completed forms and an annual insurance fee, with
is non-refundable. This fee is $50.00 per child due each September.
If you enroll your child in a month other than September, the
breakdown is as follows:
| Yearly
Registration Fees |
September
through November
December through February
March through May
June through August |
$50.00
$40.00
$30.00
$20.00 |
PAYMENTS - Payments are due the first day of
attendance each week. There will be a $5.00 per week charge
for payments not made by Wednesday at 9:00a.m.
HOURS OF OPERATION - Our school is open from 6:30 a.m.
until 6:00 p.m. Our program runs twelve months per year; however,
we are closed annually the week between Christmas and New Years.
PLACEMENT INTO CLASSES - Most children are placed into a class
depending on their age, however, sometime placement is dependent
upon development and ability. We offer (one) two year old class,
(two) three year old classes, and (three) four year old classes.
You will have the ultimate say in what class placement you wish
your child to participate.
HOLIDAYS - Our program observes the following
paid legal holidays: New Year's Day, President's Day, Memorial
Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and the day
after Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE - A designated person responsible for
the delivery of the child must accompany the child into the facility
and sign the child in. We will not release any child to a person
whose behavior or health appears to endanger the health or safety
of the child.
HEALTH FORMS - State regulations require that each
child have a health form completed and signed by a physician
and kept on file at the day care center.
DISMISSAL FORMS - Forms must be completed by parents
designating people other than themselves to pick up their child.
These people should not be offended if asked to show identification.
Also, the parents should inform the teachers as to who will be
picking the child up. Please keep these files as current as possible.
VACATIONS - Upon your one-year anniversary, each
child is allowed a one-week vacation per year (tuition free),
with a two week advance notice.
NAPS - It is your choice to have
your child nap. However, if they do, you are required to purchase a rolle polle sleeping mat for $20.00 from us, and provide a small pillow with case. Please be sure to have
your child's name clearly marked on each item. These are to be
taken home at the end of your child's week, laundered, and returned
the next week.
CHANGE OF CLOTHING - Each child must have a spare change
of clothing (weather appropriate) at all times.
SNACKS - A morning and afternoon snack will be provided
for your child each day. Snacks will consist of two different
servings from the four food groups. Serving size will be based
upon Title 22 regulations. Additional servings will be served
at the child's request. A weekly menu is posted in each classroom.
LUNCH -Parents are expected to provide a lunch that
does not contain high sugar items. This included cookies, cakes,
candy, etc. Your child won't be allowed to eat them.
TOYS FROM HOME -Children bring toys from home at
their own risk. Please limit this to one item per day. Also,
please do not send any toys with a violent nature - this
includes; guns, weapons, action figures, super heroes, etc.
    
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