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Centenary Thru-the-Week School

January 2025
 
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Can you believe it is January already!?!

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We hope you all have been enjoying the holidays with your loved ones! We can't wait to see our friends smiling faces and hear all about their adventures during this nice long break!

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We will be returning to Preschool on Monday, January 13th with our usual schedule.

 

Early Risers begins at 8:05

Carpool 8:50 – 9:00

Dismissal 11:50 – 12:00

 

Enter the back doors by the playground for early risers drop off. Those doors will lock at 8:30, any time after that please enter the front office area. 

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We recognize that after such a long time away, the children will either be …

  really excited to see us again OR very apprehensive! And that is totally OK. We will work through all the feels and reconnect with lots of snuggles and fun!! 

Please tell your children how much we have missed them, and that we cannot wait to see them again!

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No School

 

Monday, January 20th 

& 

Tuesday, January 21st 

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January 30th & 31st

 

We will be taking both individual & class pictures.

If your child comes 5 days, they will have their picture taken both days.

Reminder Of 
Our Preschool's 
Illness Policies
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  • Please contact your child’s teachers or the preschool director if your child becomes ill to ensure they can take extra precautions to sanitize the room.

  •  Children must be fever, vomit, and diarrhea free for 24 hours without the aid of medication before returning to school.

  •  Children who test positive for Covid-19, flu, strep, norovirus, or other contagious viruses must have a doctor’s note to return to school.

  •  Handwashing will be assisted/supervised by a teacher upon 

  • arrival, after each bathroom break, before snack, and throughout the day when needed.

  •  Hand sanitizer will be used when hand washing isn’t available.

  •  As an extra precaution against germs, each room is equipped with a medical-grade filtration H13 true HEPA air purifier.

  •  The preschool recognizes that sharing “germs” for little ones is inevitable, especially in a classroom setting. The preschool will do their part by sanitizing, hand washing, and preventing as much “slobbery toy sharing” as possible. But they will also need you to do your part by keeping your child home if they or anyone in your family is sick!

  • Contagious diseases spread through families quickly (especially stomach bugs) AND then through the whole preschool. Waiting to make sure your preschooler is not going to get sick or is no longer contagious is that extra precaution that keeps everyone a little safer!

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