Parent's Corner

 
Parents must submit a lunch application for all new incoming preschool students.  Click on LUNCH APPLICATION to apply.
 
 
 
 
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
& MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Volunteers
Interested in volunteering in your child's classroom? – Please submit your interest to [email protected]
 
 
Interested in joining the Parent Advisory Group? – Please submit your interest to [email protected]
 
 
 
PRESCHOOL PARENT HANDBOOKS
 
PARENT FORMS
 
Absences for Best Interest of the Child – are limited to ten (10) days per fiscal year, except for children who are recipients of protective services or at risk of abuse or neglect or other special circumstances.  “Best interest of the child” absences are defined as follows: family funerals, weddings, activities related to the religion of the child’s family, Kindergarten registration and testing, vacations, or other reasons that the parent feels are in the best interest of the child.  The Notice of Best Interest Days Absence form must be completed by the parent and submitted to the teacher for approval.
Withdrawal from the preschool program – Parents wishing to withdraw their child from the preschool program must notify the teacher or the preschool office by completing the Self-Declaration for Termination of Services form listed below.
 
 
Family Resources
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Help Me Grow - Is a website supporting children in Fresno County to reach their optimal developmental potential
 
Live United - Is a website by the United Way providing a list of resources to assist families during COVID-19
 
 
The Early Learning Lab just released Stay Play Grow, available at https://earlylearninglab.org/stay-play-grow/#partners, a free app designed to support parents and caregivers during the coronavirus outbreak and beyond. The app is a one-stop source of quality, trusted resources curated to help families with children 0-5 make the most of their time together.
 
The app offers resources in English and Spanish (under Recursos en Español) on children’s learning and development, including simple activities to help children learn through play at home; self-care strategies; how to get help meeting basic needs including food, shelter, diapers, and more; and health & safety resources, including how to talk to children about the ongoing health pandemic and racial inequality crisis.
 
What Parents Should Know About the Updated COVID-19 School Guidance - Safety guidelines for schools determined by the Fresno County Department of Public Health