Mrs. Nancy McKenna

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Preschool will be having their Christmas party on December 18th.  The 
children do not exchange gifts, only cards.  We have 26 children in the class.
Please do not put names on the envelopes. The children like to pass them out 
to their friends themselves but have not yet learned to read names.  Also, if
anyone would like to send in drinks, paper goods, treats or snacks for our 
party please speak to me.
        
     Preschool adhers to a strict sick policy.  This not only protects your 
child but the others as well.  As the the seasons change unfortunately colds 
and flu start to surface. Please be considerate of others and keep your 
child home if they are not feeling well. As mentioned above, preschool 
adheres to SFX's sickness policy.  We have no means to take care of a sick 
child.  If your child is not feeling well, has had vomiting or diarrhea 
within the past 24 hrs, has a temp of 99 or higher, a deep or continuous 
cough or thick, runny, messy nose, please keep your child home.  If your 
child appears to have these symptoms in school you will be called to pick 
your child up.  Thank you to all parents for their cooperation in this 
matter!!!!

Outdoor play is an important part of preschool.  Please keep this in 
mind while dressing your child for the day.  As the weather gets colder they 
may need warmer clothes.  Hats, mittens and warm coats are needed as we 
still go out in the colder months.  Please try to avoid gloves and opt for 
mittens for your child.  The children have a difficult time with the fingers 
on gloves but put mittens on with ease.

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