Policies

Breakfast, lunch, morning and afternoon snacks are available at Kids ´R´ Kids Learning Academies. Information will be provided by the Center on any charges that may apply. The Center will also provide information on the schedule meals and snacks are served.

For bottle-fed children, parents must provide prepared formula, placed in bottles. The Center will inform you of their policy regarding baby foods. All infant items should be marked with the child´s first and last name.

Weekly menus for children on table food are available for review.  Please check out our sample menu on this site.

Please see the Director for information regarding special diets and allergies.

A tuition and fee schedule will be provided by Kids ´R´ Kids Center.  We are very please to offer an `all inclusive` tuition for every child that enrolls.  This allows everyone to enjoy all activities (enrichment / field trips) without the worry of paying extra for additional programs.

The tuition and fee schedule will also provide you with information as to when payment is due, and any late charges to be applied. Also included on the tuition and fee schedule will be the Center Policy on Attendance explaining the number of days that require full tuition, half tuition, and vacation days allowed.

Transportation is provided to and from public or private elementary or grade schools designated by the Center.

Transportation Agreements are signed once for each school year.

Vehicle Emergency Forms must be completed and information kept up to date.

The Center will inform you of the time your child must be at the Center for transportation to their elementary or grade school.

If your child will not be transported by the Center to school, or will not be picked up by the Center from school at the end of the school day, you must notify the Center in advance. The Center will inform you of the time by which you must make this notification.

Field Trip Permission Forms must be signed and dated for each child. Vehicle Emergency Forms must be completed, and information kept up-to-date. You can view our online forms here.

Children going on field trips must wear a Kids ‘R’ Kids t-shirt.

The school will also provide identification for each child.

Internet access to your child’s classroom is by password only. By enrolling your child at Kids ‘R’ Kids you consent that your child(ren) may also be seen on the Internet by other persons viewing with passwords.

View your child online here.

If an emergency develops such as severe weather, fire, physical damage to the building, or any other situation that poses a threat, you will be notified. The notification process will be given to you upon enrollment.

At Kids ‘R’ Kids, we use a method called “redirection” to guide your child(ren) toward appropriate behavior. If a child is engaged in behavior not conducive to a safe and happy learning environment, the teacher will “redirect” the child toward appropriate behavior. The use of physical punishment and harsh language is prohibited.

The relationship between families and school staff is vital to the success of a child’s early learning experience. We believe building a teacher-parent partnership, using open communication, will benefit the child in making a positive connection between school and home.

Families can assist and help ensure a great experience by doing the following:

• Signing children in and out at the front desk and then escorting them to their designated class
• Having all forms completed before the child’s first day of school
• Updating forms as needed when changes occur (i.e. new phone number, address, etc.)
• Keeping staff informed of special needs or changes that might affect the child’s behavior
• Notifying the school if child is ill
• Not bringing an ill child to the school
• Notifying the school if child will be absent
• Notifying the school if you will be later than usual picking up
• Providing a change of clothes marked with child’s first and last name. (School is not responsible for lost clothing)
• Dressing child properly for the weather and play
• Not allowing child to bring toys or outside food
• Participating in the school’s special activities
• Attending scheduled parent meetings and conferences
• Asking questions and addressing concerns as they arise