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Your Family's Health is Our Priority

Our Building Exceeds Health Standards

  • ​​Our classrooms are huge so your child has plenty of space.
  • Each classroom has:
    • An independent HVAC system
    • Its own bathroom
    • Its own kitchen sink, refrigerator and microwave
    • Windows with screens for fresh air
    • Large lockers inside the rooms
  • We have several huge playground areas so the children can spread out.
What the School Can Do
  • Keep the groups small.​
  • Cultivate substitute teachers who work only at our school and a limited number of other schools.
  • Limit the number of people who enter the classrooms.
  • For indoor family events such as choral concerts, set the chairs far apart. 
  • Offer the option for families to attend some events (such as parent conferences) through Zoom.
  • Provide hand sanitizer and touchless trash cans.
  • Change the HVAC filters regularly.
  • Clean cloth toys often.
  • Clean water play and sensory tables often.
What the Teachers Can Do
  • If you have symptoms of a contagious disease, stay home.
  • Take the children outside as often as possible.​
  • Avoid eating with other classes.
  • Do activities with your cohorts (assigned other classes) only.
  • ​Choose field trips that are in small venues with small groups.
  • Avoid activities that require blowing with straws, balloons, blow dryers, etc.
  • Wear gloves when touching food and drink, when helping in the bathroom, and when cleaning.
What Your Family Can Do
  • If your child has symptoms of a contagious disease, keep him or her home.​
  • If we ask you to pick up your child, arrive within 30 minutes.
  • Follow the directions on the document called "When to Stay Home and When to Return to School" posted below.
  • Wear a mask (families, not students) when inside the building.
  • Do not enter the classrooms.
  • Prepare water bottles and sippy cups in advance. Don't have us pour.
  • Pack food and drink that your child can open and close independently.
  • Leave diapers, pull-ups, wipes, and cream at school.
  • Leave a change of clothing at school.
  • Have your child bring a clean mask every day, just in case someone in the room gets sick.
  • Label all of the above with your child's full name.
  • Do not bring pacifiers to school.
  • If your child has allergies or a medical condition, send the office an email about it and turn in the appropriate forms.
What Your Child Can Do
  • If you have symptoms of a contagious disease, stay home.​
  • Wash your hands often.
  • Cough and sneeze into a shirt sleeve or a tissue.
  • Throw away used tissues immediately.
  • Cover the bathroom door handle with a paper towel, then throw it away.
  • Eat during snack and lunch time only.
  • Eat only the food and drink you bring with you.
  • Leave your water bottle on the counter (not the floor).

When to Stay Home & When to Return to School