Specialized FAQs for 2021-2022
We would like to address questions you may have regarding how school will look for the 2021-2022 year. Please read on to find answers to the questions we've been asked.
What will our learning model look like?
We plan to return to full in-person learning in the fall. We know this is an ever-evolving situation and we will adapt our programs as needed. We are actively making plans for in-person classes, as well as contingency plans in the event that we will need to start the year in a hybrid model.
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What measures are you taking for health and safety?
For in-person classes and events, we will be implementing the following measures:
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Temperature checks and health screenings/attestations upon arrival to class every time we meet
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Increased sanitation of shared supplies, high touch surfaces, and bathrooms
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Social distancing practices
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Masks will be required for adults and children. Masks are not recommended for children under the age of 2 years by King County Public Health.
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Hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes and soap/water readily available everyone coming into the preschool.
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Only enrolled parents and children (no visitors or guests) will be allowed to attend in-person classes
What are the parent's responsibilities/commitments to the school?
Parents are required to work in the classroom one class per week, attend a parent education meeting once a month and participate in fundraisers for the school. We have re-evaluated our needs for parent participation on committees and are changing our focus to the Board of Trustees. We are requiring parents to participate in either the Safety/Facilities committee activities or on the Board of Trustees.
All families will also participate in the following:
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Indoor cleaning and sanitizing
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Outdoor cleaning and maintenance
This will be done on a rotating basis to ensure we are meeting the State Dept. of Health standards.
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