 There is an update to the parent handbook. Changes are marked in red and will remain in red text until the end of November and then will be changed to black text after that time. Parent Handbook October 8, 2009
Dear Parents,
Thank
you for your support of items and time donated to the classroom. You are all wonderful! Fall Break starts October, 12. Classes resume on Monday, October 26th. Our team hopes that you enjoy the time with your child and we look forward to seeing you when we return to class. In keeping with the policies of the Northridge Elementary school we will not be wearing Halloween costumes to class. There is a Fall Festival at the elementary sponsored by PIE that we encourage you to attend. You may click on the link to the left for more information. On Wednesday and Thursday, October 29th and 29th we will have a special craft and treat in class to celebrate fall. Guidelines regarding illness are changing on a weekly basis. I will keep you informed via this website. You may also check the preschool handbook on the district website. Updates and changes will be highlighted in red. These are the new recommendations:
As things change I will post the updates at the sign in table in addition to this page.
It continues to be extremely important that you are here on time for the start of class. The first part of our day is structured teaching time. All staff members are needed to make the most of this instructional time. When I, (or any staff member), am at the door for longer than 5 minutes it takes away from the children who arrive on time. When you are late, your child misses out on very important activities. I will be closing the door after 5 minutes even if I see you parking or coming up the walk. You will need to enter through the front of the school once the door is closed. We want your child to enjoy the full experience of the learning activities we have planned and prepared for them. Your help in this matter is appreciated.
I
want to thank all of you who have arrived on time for class. We have
been able to start our table learning time without interruptions and
spend the time needed with the children.
Happy Fall! DeAnna
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Early Childhood Education Preschool Program Mission Statement: The Douglas County Preschool Program is an inclusive program for both typically developing students and students identified with special needs. Each classroom serves approximately 15 students with a teaching staff of 3 adults. The mission of the Early Childhood Preschool Program is to provide an educational foundation for young children and to develop relationships among families, staff and community for individual student achievement.
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