Introduction Every pre-school institution needs to adopt best practices in all its programs (Click, Karkos, & Robertson, 2013). This paper analyzes the programs in the Little School’s parent handbook with the purpose of rating them. This center provides childcare, preschool, and before and after school care services. The paper considers enrollment, attendance, finance, illness, and security programs. Enrollment Little Scholars enrolls children of ages between six weeks and twelve years. Their handbook states their commitment to enrolling learners without discrimination. They clearly state their readiness to admit children from any race, religion, culture, and gender. The school issues questionnaires for parents to fill prior to the admission of their children. Parents need to provide their children’s medical information and contact details. The school also requires parents to provide tuition fees and security deposit for the first week during registration. In addition, parents must pay for each program (Little scholars School, 2014). I think the school adopts good practices in enrolling learners. They clearly show that they are against discrimination. They admit children and teach them without considering their color, gender, or background. They also ensure that they have enough information regarding the health of all the children during admission. This practice makes them aware of health problems among learners. Attendance The school requires all learners to attend school every day. It has set aside an area for parents to drop off and pick their children every morning and evening. The school administration asks all parents to accompany their children to their classes every morning. They punish parents who pick their children after the stipulated time by asking them to pay $ 10 for every ten minutes. The school also requires parents to say goodbye to their children (Little Scholars School, 2014). These attendance programs are very appropriate. They ensure that all the children reach school safely in the morning. Taking them to school eliminates the likelihood of meeting kidnappers or being involved in accidents on their way to school (Click et al ., 2013). Picking them in the evening ensures that they reach home safely. However, I do not agree with them regarding their punishment on parents. It portrays the administrators as greedy and opportunistic. They should have looked for other ways of punishing parents, but not taking money from them. Security The school values the security of learners more than all other issues. They always lock their gates from morning to evening. In addition, they always ensure that parents sign their children in and out every morning and evening. The school allows only parents to pick up the children. They also have surveillance cameras in all places in school (Little Scholars School, 2014). According to me, Little Scholars has the best security programs. The administrators have taken all possible steps in ensuring that the children are secure. For example, the cameras monitor and detect threats that the teachers may not be able to see. Asking parents to bring their kids to school and pick them up in the evenings ensures that t