Two-Day (Thurs., Fri.)
$1500.00 per year
($750.00 per semester)
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Registration and EnrollmentChildren are enrolled
in HPCUMC Preschool in the order of their application regardless
of sex, color, religion or national origin. During
the spring enrollment period, returning children, children
of church members and siblings of previously-enrolled children
are given preference and may enroll prior to the general
public. After the spring enrollment period, all applications
are processed in order of date of application regardless
of previous status. Current registration information is
annually updated on the registration form.
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Tuition for 2010-2011 (September 13, 2010 - May 20, 2011) |
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3-5 Year-Olds Program Two-Day (Thurs., Fri.) |
Toddler Program* |
Three-Day (Mon., Tues., Wed.) $1,600.00 per year ($800.00 per semester) |
Three-Day (Mon., Tues., Wed.) $1,700.00 per year ($850.00 per semester) |
Four-Day (Mon. - Thurs.)
$1,900.00 per year ($950.00 per semester) |
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| Five-Day (Mon. - Fri.) $2,200.00 per year ($1,100.00 per semester) |
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| *child must be 30 months of age by September 13th 2010 |
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Tuition Due Dates |
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Preschool Scholarships
HPCUMC Preschool and the church’s Commission on Missions award scholarships to children of families in economic need. Please contact the preschool director if you need tuition assistance.
Potty Training
Children who are still in diapers or pull-ups are welcome at our school. Parents of these children may wish to be contacted to come in to change their child for the comfort of the child and to maintain class order. Please discuss the school’s potty training policy with the preschool director if this may be an issue for your child.
Management of Communicable Diseases
HPCUMC
Preschool provides children with a clean and healthy environment.
However, we realize that children become ill from time to
time. If this is your child's first group experience, it
is possible that they may encounter more frequent illnesses
at the beginning of the school year before their immune
system becomes more active. We observe all children as they
enter the classroom to quickly assess their general health.
We ask that you do not bring a sick child to school.
No medication will be given by the staff to the children
at school. If, however, an allergy is present, a written
order may be given to the teacher to administer medication.
Copies will be kept in the child's file in the office as
well as the classroom. Medication will be secured in the
child's classroom and a notice on the wall notifying teachers
of the allergy in that room and where medication is kept.
Communicable disease policies and procedures will be reviewed
annually with the entire staff. Training in communicable
diseases and proper sanitary procedures will be provided
to the staff periodically as city and state requirements
dictate. Staff members are trained in first aid, communicable
disease and CPR by a registered nurse, a physician or the
American Red Cross.
Symptoms Warranting Attention:
- Elevated temperature (100 degrees or more, auxilliary)
- Skin rash
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Evidence of lice
- Severe coughing
- Unusually sore throat or difficulty swallowing
- Dark urine/gray or whie stool
- Yellowish skin or eyes
- Conjunctivitis
- Stiff neck
- Difficult or rapid breathing
Discipline Policy
Discipline is the responsibility of the teacher/assistant teacher or the one responsible for the safety of the children at that time. Constructive developmentally appropriate child guidance and management techniques will be used at all times, and will include such measures as redirection, separation from problem situations, talking with the child about the situation and encouragement of appropriate behavior.
Record-keeping
Children's records are kept in the Preschool office. Parents are required to file medical information, emergency information and authorization for medical emergency care prior to the first day of school. Your child's forms must reflect a physical dated within one year of the present time. You will be asked to update the physical form during the year if it is time for a physical.
The Preschool Staff
Director:
Sherry Cristancho [email protected]
Assistant Director and Teacher:
Jo Louis [email protected]
Teachers:
Lori Betts
Carrie Barry
Sandy Brown
Amy Dillon
Amie Eagle
Barb Frey
Allie Goodman
Mischelle Hafner
Sally Hinkle
Dee Hoekzema
Jo Louis
Amy Mumper
Bonnie Phillips
Emily Putman
Susan Ricciardi
Brenda Robben
Ellie Stefani
Laura Teegarden
Beth Wessel
Parent Participation
Parents are welcome and encouraged to participate in school activities. Each class needs help with story recording, assistance with field trips, materials development or even sharing personal interests or cultural background.
Please discuss your ideas with the teacher. The preschool committee is comprised of parent volunteers, both those who are church members and those who are not. The committee oversees the operations of the school and many other school-sponsored activities such as Carve a Pumpkin with Dad.
2009 - 2010 HPCUMC Preschool Committee
Preschool Director: Shery Cristancho, [email protected]
Acting Chair/Treasurer Carolyn Bigger
Secretary Josie Bellissemo
Special Events Coordinators:
Bralynda & Damian Watkins
Gina Siegel
Fundraising Coordinators:
Tricia Renneker
Leslie Roehrig
Gina Siegel
Teacher Appreciation:
Sherry Martin
Volunteer Coordinator:
Josie Bellissemo
Heather Herr
Book Orders
Katie Kleeman
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