Children are offered opportunities to successfully accomplish tasks and challenges to acquire new skills and understanding. Children are evaluated three times yearly to determine progress. Parents are provided with regular feedback about how their child is developing. Evaluations ensure that children develop the skills necessary for success in school and life. Parent Participation Parents are encouraged to visit and observe their child on a regular basis to learn first hand of their child's experiences.
Parents accompany the group on field trips, whenever possible.
Individual parent conferences are held to discuss basic learning skills, socialization skills, eating habits, areas of individual interest, toileting skills, and self-help skills. As participants in the Early Childhood Initiative, parents pay weekly fees for child care services based on income and the number of people in the family. Families with little or no income are charged a minimal fee.