Our Center Goals:
- Provide a warm, nurturing environment in which the child's individuality is recognized and supported by a loving and caring staff. This care includes the opportunities for physical, emotional, social and intellectual growth.
- Provide a challenging and individualized curriculum that encourages the child's creativity and love of learning. Our developmental program includes language, literacy, math, science, music and art.
- Provide a wide variety of experiences, which include field trips, computers, foreign language and special programs such as puppeteers, musicians, and theater groups.
- Provide an open door policy in order to include our families and the community in the educational process.
- Establish a safe and supportive learning environment, which accepts and respects diversity.
- Promote character building, problem solving skills, manners and social etiquette.
- Foster the child's feeling of self-esteem and self-worth.
What Parents Should Do:
- When picking up or dropping off children, parents and/or guardians must turn off the motor of their car and escort child into their classroom.
- Provide proper documentation of any custody orders/ visitation agreements.
- Provide a birth certificate and up to date immunization/physical records.
- Pick ill children up within one hour of notification from director and adhere to the 24 hour policy before the child returns. A doctor's note may be required.
- Provide emergency contact information and updating as needed.
- Pay weekly tuition and other fees in a timely manner. A late fee of $25 will be applied to all accounts that are not paid by Wednesday of each week.
- Provide a two-week notice in writing, if it becomes necessary to withraw their child.
- Provide assistance in completing assessments and attending teacher conferences.
- Show interest in the projects that your child brings home.
- Maintain open communication with the Director and staff, letting them know how they can best help your child grow.
- Volunteer to read stories to the class.
- Be a field trip chaperone.
- Share your occupation or travels with a class.
- Share cultural information or special talents.
- Construct games for classroom use.
- Visit the school at any time during the day- come for lunch!