San Jose, CA
Action Day (Allen)

Home-School Connection

OVERALL RATING (3.2)
Conducts an open house at start of school year
Conducts a parent-teacher meeting at start of school year
Conducts regular parent teacher conferences
Provides summary of child’s learning at end of year
Provides guidance on developmental goals for the following year
Provides guidance on best Kindergarten and elementary schools

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Savvy Source's Comments

"Parents are a vital link to the complete development of their child.

Therefore, to reflect positive attitudes toward your child's education it is important to become involved in his or her school environment.

Here at Action Day Nursery/Primary Plus we incorporate special events throughout the year to encourage parent communication and participation as well as an opportunity to meet other parents.

All of these family events are held during convenient hours during the day or early evening, allowing for all parents to come and spend quality time with their child at school. Parents are welcome to initiate and help with special events such as field trips, parties, or holiday celebrations.

We are pleased to have your input and make your talents part of our learning environment.

Please feel free to discuss your ideas with the teachers and Director.

Parents will be informed of the latest developments and announcements of the school through a monthly newsletter and calendar identifying your child's weekly themes and activities. This will help to link together the school and the home.

Toddler Tales
Toddler Tales are usually issued daily to let you know how your child's day went.

Needs and Service Plan
The infant's and toddler's needs are changing rapidly. The Needs and Services Plan is updated quarterly to provide information for their primary Caregiver. This form will help meet your child's needs at the center and work closely with your child's routines."

Extracted from www.adnpp.com

Parent Community

COHESIVENESS RATING (3.0)

Montessori? Waldorf? Play-based?

What school type is right for your child? Is one model better than another? What does the research say?

View an example from the Savvy Source guide to learn more.

Trace around your child's foot, with shoe on, on a piece of white construction paper or card stock. Have child cut out the shoe print and add a spooky face. Glue it to a popsicle stick and you have a ghost stick puppet!

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