From The Desk Of The Principal

We are excited to start a new school year with your family.  The classrooms are already displaying many examples of the work that has been completed with Links to Learning.  Take time to spend time reviewing the educational boards displayed in the classes.

This fall we have three programs offered to extend the learning for your child.  The registration forms are available in the office for each of the programs.

Monday – Jump Bunch at 3:00 p.m. This is a program that introduces children to a variety of non contact sports.  Through skill building and understanding to the rules of each sport the children develop a stronger interest in physical activity.

Wednesday – Music For Little Ones at 3:00 p.m. – Ms Kathy brings an array of music and instruments to class each week.  She works with toddlers – 5 year olds in creating beautiful sounds of children’s favorites.  Each month her students receive a cd of the music being taught in the class so families can enjoy the songs outside of her program.

Thursday – Soccer Shots at 3:00 p.m. – This is a very active group that spends time outdoors running, kicking and learning the skills of soccer.  The small class sizes allow each student to have personalized time in developing their game.

 Links 2 Home!

We are committed to communicating with you every day about your child’s progress. When you enroll, you will receive a report and photos each day, accessible through your email as well as our mobile app. Links 2 Home. Through the app, you can also let us know any special notes for the day. All of your photos and reports are securely saved during your time with us, so you will be able to look back and enjoy the great memories. Enroll today and experience the fun and learning through Links 2 Home.F

From the Education Department

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September, 2017   |   Topics: Social-Emotional Learning

Young children experience many of the same emotions that adults do, but often don’t have the vocabulary available to talk about how they are feeling. You’ve probably been concerned or confused when your child seems emotional, but you don’t know why. He might yell, throw toys or seem quieter than usual,[.....]
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