Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What trainings are your teachers and staff required to have?

    Our lead teachers are required to have the minimum Early Childhood Education certificate, as well as, 30 hours of ECE training per DCYF. They also receive ongoing training regularly during the year. Our teachers and staff have completed background checks as well. Click below to see the detailed requirements from DCYF.

    DCYF
  • What ages may attend Kindergarten Prep?

    Our Kinderprep class is for children ages 4-6 years. 

  • Does your school provide lunch and snacks?

    We provide breakfast if your child is here before 8:00am. We provide a morning and afternoon snack. Families are required to provide a nut free/seafood free lunch for their students. Click below to see our Nutrition Policy.



    Nutrition Policy
  • What types of activities are available for students?

    Young learners in our early learning programs are prepared for kindergarten and school success through our age-appropriate focus on personal/social, intellectual, physical and spiritual development.



    Infants and toddlers are supported and encouraged by early learning professionals to discover and achieve developmental milestones in a safe, compassionate environment.



    For our Prek and KinderPrep students (ages 3–6), the "Creative Curriculum" addresses different learning styles through a multi-sensory approach. The curriculum utilizes engaging lessons that invite active, hands-on participation in the areas of reading and writing, language and literacy, and numbers and math. Science, art, and music round out the core curriculum.

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  • What is your sick policy?

    We ask the parents to keep the children home if they have a fever or are vomiting. If a child has strep throat or pink eye, the child must be on medication for at least twenty-four hours before returning to school. Other diseases may have longer at-home times. Please refer to the Sick Policy below.

    Sick Policy
  • Do you give students progress reports?

    We perform developmental evalutions and give progress reports twice a year. Parents are invited to meet with the teachers at this time, but a parent may request a conference with a teacher, or the director, at any time. 

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  • How do you communicate with parents?

    Communication to parents comes through the Brightwheel Child Care App, class newsletters, email, teacher communication, signs, phone calls, letters, and social media.

  • How do you handle emergencies?

    Our staff members are trained each year in CPR and first aid and in accordance with DCYF requirements. Additionally, they are trained to call 9-1-1 in a true medical or security emergency.


    We perform fire drills monthly, and earthquake and lockdown drills quarterly.

  • How do I enroll my child?

    Please visit the "Admissions" tab in the menu bar. This provides detailed instructions on our enrollment process.

  • What holidays are you closed?

    We are closed on:

    New Years Day

    Memorial Day

    Independence Day

    Labor Day

    Teacher in-Service Days

    Thanksgiving and Friday after

    Christmas Eve

    Christmas Day


    For more details, please see our school calendar below.

    Calendar
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