From the Desk of the Principal

Another School year down and off to summer we go! What an amazing adventurous year we have had. The children learned so many new and exciting things, it was really fun to watch. We have crossed all our “T’s” and dotted our “I’s” and now we are ready to soar and fly. The summer has so much in store for all of the children and we cannot wait for you to be part of it all. Below are updates, reminders, and things to look out for in the coming month. Thank you to all of our Parents for all of the cards, gifts and kind words you shared with our teachers during teacher appreciation week. We cannot express how fortunate we are to have such a great group of families and an even better group of kids! You gestures made our teachers feel so special, so thank you.

Thank you again for choosing us to support the growth of your child during the early Education years.

Sincerely,

Tracy Anderson, Preschool Principal

Important Dates

• June 7th Kindergarten Graduation
• June 10th First Day of Summer Camp
• June 14th Donuts with Dad
• June 16 Happy Father’s Day

Reminders

• All sunscreen at school must have a Parent signature for use. If you have provided sunscreen be sure the form is signed off for your child.
• Parents MUST apply sunscreen at home each morning during the summer months. Teachers will apply the afternoon dose.
• No open toed shoes  or sandals at school.
• Please sign your child in and out when her/she is with you. Please do not sign your child out prior to picking up or after dropping them off in the class.
• Please continue to wash your child’s hands upon entering the drop off rooms in the mornings.
• If you are planning a vacation make sure to get a vacation slip from the office administrators. Families that have been enrolled for 6 consecutive months will receive a vacation credit if you have not already taken it. This will be applied only if the vacation request form has been turn in to the office.

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