Parent Handbook
groups of children stay with the same teachers and peers for three years.
What is continuity of care
Change diaper if needs be
wash child's hands...
Stay with child for a couple minutes if he or she is having a rough morning...
What are classroom rules
Mrs. Mayra Deniz and Mrs. Erika Rodela
What is our Family Support Specialist/ Social Worker
Ms. Michaela Thompson
What is Family support worker
-5:30pm
-If after 5:30 $1 for every minute after which will be added to the family's monthly co-payment and must be paid on or before the co-pay is due
What is Late Pick up Policy
-Jewelry
-Gum
-Candy
-Chips
-Money
-Toys
What are items not permitted in the center
A model where groups of children stay with the same teachers and peers for 3 years (if they enter as infants)
Continuity of Care
Questions you need to answer about your child's development which include: Communication, fine motor, gross motor, problem-solving and personal social. And Social emotional
What is ASQ-3 and ASQ-SE
This needs to be turned into Michaela once the child turns 1 then every 6 months.
A dental screening
Children must come in the morning by 8:30 am, at the very latest 9:00 am
What is Drop off policy
All children must be signed in daily. Parents must deliver their child to authorized center staff. Please do not drop your child off at the door or leave your child in the hallways.
What is Sign-in and Out Policy
4 face-to-face occasions that provide the opportunity for teachers and parents to support one another in the education and development of the children.
What is parent teacher conferences.
Meeting once a month with your Family Support Specialist to learn of new activities that match with their child's age
What is Personal Visits
1 month
2months
4 months
6 months
9 months
1 year
15 months
18 months
2 years
2 1/2 years
3 years
What is the well baby check schedule
-A child with three episodes of diarrhea
-A child with a fever more than 100 F
-Vomiting two or more times
-Conjunctivitis, until 24 hours after treatment
-Head Lice, 24 hours after treatment
What are illnesses/reasons to pick up your child or reasons to be kept home.
-Each medication should be in its original container with the child's name and the physicians instructions.
-Expired medication will not be given to the child
-No over the counter medicine will be given to the child by center staff.
What is Medication Policy
Information must be obtained in writing from the parents and medical provider if your child has a dietary restriction due to allergy, health, or religion.
What is Special Diets
This program's mission is to assure that families who have infants and toddlers, birth to three, with diagnosed disabilities, developmental delays or a risk of delays receive resources and supports that assist them in maximizing their child's development, while respecting the diversity of families and communities.
What is Early Intervention
It is a requirement that all children enrolled in our programs have current physical and dental exams on file.
What is Health Policy
Participation of parents is crucial to the success of each child. We count on and expect parents to participate as much as they can. Parents, staff and community volunteers need to continually work together to enable all of us to grow and learn.
What is Parent Involvement
If anything about a child's general health condition is questionable the child may be sent home and will need a doctor's note to return the following day.
What is Daily Health Check
Activities once a month that the children have learned and can share them alongside their parents. This event occurs in the classroom from 4-5pm
What is LAP Meeting (Learn through Play)
This happens twice a year where your Family Support Specialist alongside the teacher go over your house to speak about your child's development
What is a home visit
-Domestic Violence
What are types of Free Parent Monthly Workshops
To provide quality care and education through research-based curriculum, programs and family oriented initiatives for the purpose of promoting school readiness in children ages 3 months to 5 years old.
What is Our mission at Eyes on the Future