A Message From the Principal:

We are so excited to start the 2017/2018 school year!!  We anticipate this year being a fantastic one, and have many fun activities planned and lots of learning ahead!  Please keep an eye out on the website and the whiteboard located in the front lobby for a list of important dates including upcoming fun days, tuition dates, and any other pertinent information.  We hope you have a wonderful start to the school year!!  If you have any questions or concerns, please see your child’s teachers and/or the management team.

Dates to remember:

9/4- CBA CLOSED-  Happy Labor Day!!

9/5- First day of the 2017/2018 school year

9/8- Tuition Due

9/12- Meet the Teachers- 6-7pm

9/19- Kindergarten Open House 5-6pm

9/22- Tuition Due

9/22- Football Friday!

9/28- Pajama Day!

Tuition is due: September 8^th and September 22nd – Please make sure your payment is received in time in order to avoid late payment charges that are automatically applied to your account on Wednesdays at 12:00 pm.

Just some reminders:

• Illness policy… If your child is sent home with a fever, or due to vomiting or diarrhea they must be 24 hours symptom and medication free before returning to school.
• Spare clothing: With the weather being unpredictable, please be sure your child(ren) have a spare set of seasonally appropriate clothes in their cubby.
• Physicals: If your child has a well checkup coming up please ask us for a physical form.  We need updated physicals and immunization records yearly.
• Forms: All paperwork must be filled out every 6 months.
• Free week tuition: Did you know if you refer a family to us, upon enrollment and after three months you will receive a free week of tuition or discounted tuition!

From the Education Department:

5 Tips to Expand Your Child’s Emotional IQ

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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