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4-Year-Old Kindergarten 4-Year-Old Kindergarten Parent/Student 4K Handbook 2014 - 2015 The Howard-Suamico School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, sex, including transgender status, change of sex or gender identity, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability (Protected Classes) in any of its student program and activities. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Welcome ..............................................................................................................................3 Mission Statement ................................................................................................................4 4K Partnering Site Information ............................................................................................5 Alcohol, Tobacco, and other Drugs Statement ....................................................................6 Attendance ....................................................................................................................... 6-7 Child Abuse, Neglect, and Sexual Abuse ............................................................................7 Child Behavior .....................................................................................................................8 Child Guidance ................................................................................................................ 8-9 Confidentiality .....................................................................................................................9 Curriculum .........................................................................................................................10 Drills ..................................................................................................................................11 Eligibility ...........................................................................................................................11 ELL (English Language Learners) .....................................................................................11 Emergency Forms ..............................................................................................................11 Family Outreach Program ..................................................................................................11 Fees ....................................................................................................................................11 Field Trips ..........................................................................................................................11 Harassment .........................................................................................................................12 Health Related Philosophy .................................................................................................12 Immunizations....................................................................................................................12 Injury ..................................................................................................................................12 Lost & Found Items ...........................................................................................................12 Medication Policy ..............................................................................................................12 Medical Nurse ....................................................................................................................12 Newsletters .........................................................................................................................13 Nondiscrimination Policy ..................................................................................................13 Parent/Teacher Conferences ..............................................................................................14 Pickup & Drop Off.............................................................................................................14 Promotion/Retention Policy ...............................................................................................14 Religious Accommodations ...............................................................................................14 Reporting Student Progress/Report Cards .........................................................................14 Special Occasion Treats .....................................................................................................15 Student/Staff Relationships ................................................................................................15 Theft ...................................................................................................................................16 Threats................................................................................................................................16 Transfers or Withdrawals ...................................................................................................16 Transportation ....................................................................................................................16 Volunteer Opportunities.....................................................................................................17 Weather Related Information .............................................................................................17 Additional Resources .........................................................................................................18 40 Developmental Assets for Early Childhood Ages (3-5) ......................................... 19-21 2 elcome to the Howard & Suamico 4-Year-Old Kindergarten Program The Howard-Suamico School District has a history of collaboration with the preschools and childcare facilities located in the school district and surrounding area. The physical, emotional, social, and cognitive early learning of children are the focus of the school district as well as the community agencies. The early childhood years are very important for children and their parents. We believe that when children experience success in responsive, nurturing programs they gain skills and knowledge essential for their optimal development . Four-year-old kindergarten programs have been growing in number throughout the state of Wisconsin. Last year over 368 school districts in Wisconsin had programs. During the 2007- 2008 school year, a committee comprised of community agencies, parents, administrators, and teachers reviewed the advantages and disadvantages of four-year-old kindergarten. The committee found that research showed that four-year-old kindergarten definitely helped the children, schools, and community. During the summer and fall of 2008, another committee studied various preschool programs throughout the state. From the information gained and through visits made to other communities, the community-wide committee determined that four-year-old preschool was the right program to establish in the Howard-Suamico School District. The Howard-Suamico School District is excited to continue our collaboration with our community organizations. The 10 organizations are: Big Apple Preschool & Day Care, 2645 Tulip Lane, Green Bay CESA 7 Head Start (Eligibility Required), 2153 School Lane, Green Bay Cuddle Care, Inc., 1765 Velp Ave., Green Bay KinderCare Learning Center, 600 Security Blvd., Green Bay Shining Stars, 3900 Cedar Court, Suamico Starting Point Day Care, 1750 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay Step Ahead Child Care Center, 280 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay TenderHearts Learning Center, Inc., 3508 Veterans Ave., Suamico The Shepherd’s Kids Preschool, 986 Lakeview Dr., Green Bay Tiny Town Childcare Center, 2784 Deerfield Rd., Suamico The Howard & Suamico 4K handbook has been written to provide parents and other interested parties with information regarding our program. We hope you will use the handbook to answer any questions that may come up throughout the year. If you have questions not answered in this handbook, please do not hesitate to ask a teacher or call the school district office at 920-662- 7878. Jennifer Trudell, 4K Coordinator (920) 662-7941 [email protected] 3 Mission Statement & Guiding Principles Mission Statement The Howard & Suamico Early Learning Community Collaborative will provide access to quality, developmentally appropriate learning opportunities for all 4-year-olds through community, school, and family partnerships. Guiding Principles ¾ Children learn and develop best in a positive, safe, play-based, age appropriate environment. ¾ Families are recognized as their child’s first teachers and primary role models. ¾ Diverse backgrounds of children and families will be respected. ¾ The partnership between family, school, and community will support each child’s growth and development. ¾ Children are actively engaged in their learning. 4 4K Partnering Site Information Big Apple Starting Point Day Care 2645 Tulip Lane 1750 Cardinal Lane Green Bay, WI 54313 Green Bay, WI 54313 Contact: Stephanie Nies Contact: Beth Bardouche Phone: (920) 434-9470 Phone: (920) 434-8002 Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Hours: 6:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Days: Monday - Friday Days: Monday - Friday CESA 7 Head Start (Eligibility Required) Step Ahead Child Care Center 2153 School Lane, Green Bay, WI 54313 280 Cardinal Ln (located in Suamico Elementary School Rm 214) Green Bay, WI 54313 Phone: (920) 662-9834 Contact:
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