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| PARENT INFORMATION CENTER |
| Our Sick Policy |
| Mary Had a Little Lamb Mary had a little lamb. She also had the flu. And when she left her daycare, the others had it too! So anytime your child is sick, please keep her home with you. Then the children in our daycare will all stay healthy too! -- Author Unknown |
| Annual Field Trips |
We take two big field trips per year. We do ask for parent volunteers to help with the transportation. In October we visit: The Green Meadows Farm and Pumpkin Patch In late May, early June we visit: The National Zoo and The National Aquarium |
| SUPPORT OUR TROOPS! |
| Guidance/Discipline |
1st rule of thought: RE-DIRECTION 2nd rule of thought: TIME - OUT |
| Yearly Fundraiser |
| Every year, during the late summer-early fall CPDN sells the famous Joe Corbi Pizza's. Every enrolled student is asked to participate. Because family daycares are not federally or state funded, providers must conduct fundraisers in order to ensure that the daycare program be equipped with the new toys, art supplies and new learning materials. Every year a monetary goal is set. I'm sure I don't have to tell you how much money it takes to keep a good program up and running! You may also visit the Joe Corbi Fundraiser website by clicking on the pizza! |
| Sick children will not be accepted into daycare. I cannot care for a sick child without having it interfere with the care of the other children enrolled. A child that does not feel well cannot participate comfortably in the usual activities of the day. Here are examples of symptoms that will exclude your child from the daycare day. Fever (101 F. and higher) Vomiting Diarrhea Strep throat Conjunctivitis Lice/scabies Communicable Disease, such as (chicken pox, influenza, roseola, measles, etc) CPDN does not administer medication of any kind. |
