Header Image

December Newsletter

December NewsletterA Note from Our Principal

Dear Families,
As the winter season approaches, we are filled with excitement for the festivities ahead. We believe in creating a nurturing environment that celebrates the rich traditions that make each family unique. This month, our students will delve into different holiday traditions from all corners of the globe through hands-on activities, music, art, and more. Stay tuned for more information via Links 2 Home.
Together, let’s make this holiday season a time of warmth, connection, and shared memories.
Sincerely,
Lauren Efkowitz
 

Holiday Giving 

Our annual holiday giving initiative is a way for students to spread cheer this holiday season while developing an appreciation for what they have, showing gratitude towards others, and seeing the positive impact of their actions. This year, we are participating in “Yay! Pajama Day”. This is a Pajama Day with the purpose of raising money for the children and families cared for at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. If you would like to donate to this amazing organization, click here, where you’ll be taken to our schools donation page.  Thank you for your generosity in helping others in need. Don’t forget we will be celebrating our Holiday Giving by hosting a Pajama Day on Friday December 1st.

 

Family Referral Bonus 

Do you know a colleague who has recently had a baby, a friend in need of care who just relocated to the area, or a family member who is seeking a new preschool for their child? When you refer a friend and they enroll, you’re eligible for a free week of tuition. Ask us for details!

Did You Know? 

Children develop a stronger sense of belonging when given opportunities to talk about their family members, their memories, and traditions. 

Important Dates

December 25 & 26 – School CLOSED for Christmas
December 29 – End-of-month folders go homeJanuary 1 – School CLOSED for New Year’s Day

New On Our Preschool Blog Blog Article December 2023

This entry was posted in Moorestown. Bookmark the permalink. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.