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Dc Jewish Community Pre-school
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Telephone: (202) 777-3278 · Website: www.washingtondcjcc.org/preschool
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Director's Comments
Great communication is our hallmark. We have a Preschool Steering Committee made up of room parents and an all-scool Preschool Family Committee.
Written Communication
ā?¢ Today We Newsletter (a daily e-mail will be sent out each day highlighting the activities of each class. It will also remind you of calendar events.)
ā?¢ Parentsā?? Bulletin Board
ā?¢ Notes, flyers and letters in your childā??s mailbox
ā?¢ Notices and Letters
Other communication:
ā?¢ Open Door Policy
ā?¢ Conferences
ā?¢ Back 2 School Night
ā?¢ Parent Meetings
Separation
Beginning of the year separation is handled through:
- Pre-entry meetings with parents at school
- Extra staff dedicated to handle separation
- Parents in classroom early on
- Abbreviated schedule at start of school year
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Director's Comments
Separation is natural and affects different children in different ways. On your childā??s first two days of school, plan to have your child leave earlier than their normal schedule. Several hours can be a very long time to a child in a new situation. Please make arrangements so that you can spend time in the classroom with them. When it is time to leave, please give your child a clear goodbye. The teachers will take over and engage your child and start developing a relationship and comfort.
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