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Arlington, TX
Children's Oasis
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Telephone: (817) 483-7800 · Website: www.thechildrensoasis.com
Home-School Connection
Director's Comments
Progress Reports are issued every 2 - 4 weeks.
School work is sent home daily so that parents can reveiw their child's
progress.
Parents of children 2 years old and younger receive can request a daily report of their child's activities, potty training and diaper changing times, whether they ate all their meals and whether they slept during quiet time.
Parents can contact the director via email any time if they have concerns that are not covered with the above reports or don't have time to talk to the director as they drop off or pick up their children.
Separation
Beginning of the year separation is handled through:
- Pre-entry meetings with parents at school
- Extra staff dedicated to handle separation
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Director's Comments
Tips for smooth transitions at drop-off and pick-up: Transition times can be stressful for some children and parents. In the morning children may not want to leave you and at pick up time children may not want to go home because they are involved with a fun activity. This is a natural occurrence and may vary with your child's age and developmental state.
To ease the situation, take one minute to help your child to feel comfortable and to adjust by offering positive statements. A parent who shows reluctance to depart only makes the transition harder for their child. Although parents should never sneak out without saying "good-bye" to their child, a brief good-bye with a kiss and a hug usually works best. Crying usually stops a few minutes after you depart.
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