During the first weeks of school, all Kindergarten students will be given a Kindergarten readiness test called the Kindergarten Diagnostic Instrument (KDI). The test compares your child to all of the other kindergarten age children across the country who took the test. Your child's results will be shared with you. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact the school.
On the first day of school, your child will need:
For the comfort of your child during rest time, you my want to send a beach towel for them to lay on. The towel may be folded or rolled up and kept in their book bag.
All other school supplies are provided from the supply fee.
If your child will not be going to school on their assigned day, please call the school office at 734-4025 and notify them. When your child is well enough to return to school, send a note with the following information:
An absence is not excused unless the office gets a phone call and a note.
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Yes!! Although, I do not recommend parents coming to school and seeing their child until mid October. All students need an opportunity to adjust to being away from their loved ones for the day. Otherwise, students start to miss their parents and before you know it, everyone in the cafeteria is upset. After this adjustment time has passed, I encourage classroom volunteers and lunch time visitors.
If you would like to come and eat lunch with your child, start by going to the office and signing in. The secretary will give you a visitor badge and you can meet us in the hallway at the appropriate time.
Anytime your child needs to get home some other way, send a note!!! School policy is to not put a child on a different bus unless we get a note. The note should have the following information:
- Today's date
- Child's name
- Dates this change will be in effect (ex. until further notice, today only, etc.)
- Name of person, telephone number and street address where they are to be dropped off
- A phone number we can reach you at during the day if we have a question
Yes, you can send in a birthday treat for your child to share with the class. I strongly discourage cupcakes, but something like a cookie, miniature candy bar or pencil are great choices. Please send me a note several days before, so I can check for conflicts and let you know how many students are in the class. The treat can be brought in by your child from the bus or you can drop it off in the office during the morning hours. The treat will be shared before going out for recess.
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