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Dear Parents, Welcome 2025! We have a busy year ahead of us. Please watch Facebook for information on what’s coming up. We don’t want you to miss out on anything. Playing outside is an important part of learning, even when the weather is cool. Extra layers are a good way to help children stay warm. The mornings and afternoons can get chilly on the playground, so please bring a jacket. Remember to put your child’s name on items to prevent them from getting lost. Now is a good time to check your child’s spare clothes. They might need to be changed out for bigger sizes or warmer clothes. Thank you to everyone who participated in our fundraiser. We are looking into the following, making the area by the parking lot into an educational outside creative classroom. Thanks again for all your support, it is very much appreciated. La Teresa Oropeza |
Misc.
TAX INFORMATION
It is that time again. Your 2024 tuition paid statement for tax filing will be emailed to you by January 31, 2025, upon request Please let me know if you would like a paper copy or your statement sent to a different email address than the one on file.
Curriculum
Theme
Zoo Animals
Pond Life
Ocean Life
Bible Stories
The Battle of Jericho
Crossing the Red Sea
Tower of Babel
Alphabet/Number
K, L, M
7 & 8
Color/Shape
Blue
Rectangle
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart”
Proverbs 3:5
Upcoming Events
January 2
School Resumes
January 8
Pajama Day!
January 16
Chapel Day!
January 17
Wear BLUE Spirit Day!
January 20
MLK Day-school closed
February 14
Wear Pink Spirit Day!
February 20
President’s Day – Closed
More Important News
Cold weather is here. Make sure….
- That your child has a jacket
- Extra clothing
- Water bottle
- Warm blanket for naptime
The weather is cooler and we go out to play so double check each day that they have what they need, plus make sure their name is on everything that they bring to school-
We appreciated all the gifts from our families, you all were so thoughtful!!!
LPCC Staff
A few reminders…
- When signing your child in or out please remember to do it daily and use full signatures. The person signing your child in or out needs to be over 18 years of age. The sign in/out sheets are legal documents; please don’t let your child “sign” on them.
- Please remember to drive slowly around the preschool. There are private houses and retirement houses around us; someone is always walking.
- BoxTops is an easy way to support the Children’s Center without any expense to you. Download the BoxTop APP, identify Lakeside Presbyterian Children’s Center and then scan your grocery receipt. If you purchased any item with the Box Top logo, the Center would receive a check for all of the funds 2x a year. This is an easy fundraise for our school.
- Scrip Gift Cards are a way to fundraise for our school, and recently we used the funds to install security cameras. You simply select the business, and the dollar amount you want to spend. You pay face value, and the church/school receives a percentage in return. Shop at Albertson’s, Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Home Depot, Target? Restaurants, yep, they participate too. These are just a small sample of the stores and restaurants on SCRIP list. The church takes orders on the last Sunday of the month, you select from a list the store and the amount of your order. Write a check payable to LCPC and turn in your order. Your card for the amount and store you selected will be available for pick-up the following Sunday.
SICK POLICY
- Child has a fever or other potential symptoms illness, such as shortness of breath, persistent dry cough, sore throat, muscle pains or gastrointestinal symptoms (vomiting, nausea or diarrhea), chills with repeated shaking, fatigue, congestion or runny nose within the last 48 hours.
- Colds, Covid, RSV, and the flu are still out there. If your child exhibits any of the symptoms, please keep them home for 24 hours after fever ends without the use of fever reducing medication. We want to make sure your child feels well enough to participate.
Year-Round Program!
Lakeside Presbyterian Children’s Center, offers the following programs
YEAR-ROUND
Misc Tuition Info
Tuition Policy
Tuition can be paid weekly or monthly, however, all fees are to be paid in advance. Weekly payments are due by Wednesday of each week. Monthly payments are due by the 5th of the month. If the 5th falls on a holiday or weekend your payment is due the next day your child is in attendance.
If weekly payments are not received by Friday your child will not be able to attend the following week and your spot will not be saved. If monthly payments are not received by the second week, your child will not be able to attend until payment is received and your spot will not be held. Any account not paid in full by 30 days from the date of invoice will be assessed a fee of $45.00 per month.
IMPORTANT:
PARENTS, BY LAW YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN YOUR CHILD(REN) IN AND OUT EVERYDAY THEY ARE IN SCHOOL. PLEASE USE YOUR LEGAL SIGNATURE. REGARDLESS IF IT IS READABLE OR NOT, AS LONG AS IT IS YOU’RE USUAL WAY OF SIGNING YOUR NAME. NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 18 IS PERMITTED TO SIGN YOUR CHILD IN OR OUT. THE SIGN IN/OUT SHEETS ARE LEGAL DOCUMENTS. PLEASE DO NOT LET YOUR CHILD ‘SIGN’ ON THEM.
CONTRACT INFORMATION
ILLNESS POLICY:
If your child has a fever, vomits or has diarrhea at school or home, they may not return to school for 24 hours after the symptoms are gone.It is very important to keep your child home if they are not feeling well. If you have any doubts it is better to keep your child home one more day than to send then to school when they are not quite up to it. If your child has conjunctivitis (pink eye) they may not return to school until they have received antibiotic treatment for 24 hours. Remember good handwashing is very effective in keeping disease from spreading. Our policy will cut down on the transition of disease to other children, and our staff.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
If anything has changed with your emergency or contact information, please contact the Preschool Office so we can update and be sure we have your correct information. When a little one is ill, time is of the essence in trying to reach a parent. In addition, if working, please leave-detailed instructions if needed to make it easier for us to contact you at work. Cell phones are not always reliable. We need a backup way to reach you.