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Plans & Strategies

Plans & Strategies

Dear LAPMS Families and Friends,

 

As our partner in accomplishing our goals, it is always important to be transparent in communicating our plans and strategies to you, our dear families and friends.

 

Soiled and dirty clothes must be taken home every afternoon and must be replaced with fresh, clean clothes the following day.  There are pillows and thick blankets in the children’s cubbies that are needed to be taken home as well.  The children’s cubbies are not sufficient space for thick blankets and pillows or even toys.  Cubbies must contain only a small blanket, fitted sheet, and extra clothes.   Extra clothes that have not been taken home for a long time must be picked up by Friday, otherwise these will be donated next week.  On Fridays, please ensure that your child’s beddings are taken home and washed, so that it is clean and ready for use the following week.

 

Medications that are administered daily must be taken home in the afternoon and be brought back to school if needed.  Forms are available at the front desk for completion and for your signature in order for us to administer your child’s medication.

 

The child’s file is a very important record for our future references.  Please complete and update your child’s allergy information if needed, parents’ contact information, and other necessary updates for emergency and security purposes. 

 

 

We are Grateful for our Book Donations!

We are Grateful for our Book Donations!

Dear LAPMS Families and Friends,

Happy Lunar New Year!

We, the administration and staff would like to thank you for your book donations during our Readathon Week! Some of these books are included in our Library and Resource Center and some are in the classroom library for the children. We are still accepting book donations.

We are delighted to see parents ordering online Scholastic Books! The more books we order the more points we can get for the school for free books. When you order online, student orders add up towards bonus points for the school. Students who have placed an order received their Scholastic Books last Friday, and they are located in the student’s classroom. Each child who received his/her books last Friday had a free book and a book mark!
Parents may place their orders online anytime, and when new scholastic flyers are received by the school and placed in your child’s folder. Please note that we usually wait until more students place their orders before we finalize it on our end. This allows parents a chance to place their orders, and so that bonus points accumulate. Larger orders result in more bonus points!

Thank you for your generosity and unending support!

Have a wonderful day!

February Event Guidelines

February Event Guidelines

Happy Friday!

We are delighted to inform you about our upcoming events for February. This month is another exciting and busy time filled with activities for the children to develop their learning skills. Please check the guidelines below for the dates and events.

February Event Guidelines
• Thursday, February 4: Student’s 100th Day at school: The children will enjoy projects in any of the subject areas related to the number 100.

• Monday, February 8: Chinese New Year: This is a part of the cultural curriculum where the teachers prepare activities related to Chinese New Year. Parents who wish to come for a class presentation about this concept are most welcome. Speak to your child’s teacher to schedule your class presentation.

• Friday, February 12: Valentine’s Day Celebration: The children will be exchanging valentine cards with their friends. They may also choose to bring goody bags to share with their friends. We request that goody bag items are educational—erasers, pencils, coloring books or any kid- friendly/children’s books. No candy or food in the bag please. The children will also create Valentine’s Day art projects for their families or friends.

• Monday, February 15: President’s Day, No School: (Before this day, the children will be learning about the significance of President’s Day and making projects related to this national holiday.)

• Monday, February 22 and Tuesday, February 23: Talent show participants (those who registered and auditioned) will bring their instruments or props for their rehearsals. Rehearsals will be at 10:00 A.M. in the courtyard if weather permits; otherwise, it will be in their own classrooms. The participants should be ready to perform for this rehearsal. The parents are advised to rehearse with their children at home. Sign-up for titles is available in your child’s classroom. The title of the song/dance or any performance is important for us to finish the flyer/program for this event. We are in the process of completing the talent show program.

• Thursday, February 25: This is the actual day for the participants to perform. The performance will start at 10:00 A.M. in the courtyard if the weather permits; otherwise it will be rescheduled on a later date. The children will come to school in their own chosen attires and props. Parent Volunteers for this event are welcome.

• Friday, February 26: Talent show encore for student audience only at 10:00 A.M. Our Pre-K classrooms and older will watch their friends perform in the courtyard if the weather permits; otherwise, the encore performances will take place in their own classrooms.
There will be more details as the event is approaching. Thank you for your continued support in all of our events.
Please speak to me or the front desk for your questions and concerns. We appreciate your ideas and suggestions.

Have a wonderful day!

Readathon Week Coming Up…

Readathon Week Coming Up…

Dear LAPMS Families and Friends,

Our Readathon Week is coming up! We are excited to announce that we will be opening our Library and Resource Center on Readathon Celebration Day, which is Friday, January 29th. We are raising awareness on the importance of literacy and to help children build a love of reading! Research has shown time and time again that a child’s reading skills are vital in building a foundation for a lifetime of learning.

In view of this, it is our goal to build a high-quality Library and Resource Center filled with books, educational videos/DVDs, and other resources for teachers to use in their classrooms. We are looking for new or lightly used books appropriate for children ages 2-6. Some genres in our wish list include classic storybooks, multicultural books, seasonal books, and informational texts, audiobooks, and DVDs. Book donations may be dropped off at the back office.

We hope you support us in our mission to promote literacy in our young children.
Thank you in advance for your help in strengthening Niles’ Library and Resource Center!

Have a great weekend!

Health and Safety at Niles

Health and Safety at Niles

Dear LAPMS Families and Friends,

Happy Thursday!

Our highest and foremost priority is the health, safety, and security of children in our facility. We are proud to have parents who support us all the way in maintaining a healthy and safe school environment.

We need your help to take all preventative measures to ensure your child’s health and safety and that of all children attending our school. In order to maintain a healthy environment, children who have symptoms of any deviation from normal health must stay home. Children must be sent to school with a warm jacket, especially during cold and rainy winter days. If the child is brought to school with symptoms of any communicable illness, a doctor’s note must be provided. On Fridays, please ensure that your child’s beddings are taken home and washed, so that it is clean and ready for use the following week.

We schedule disaster drills monthly so that children could participate and be aware of what to do in case of emergency. In our playground when children hear the sound of the whistle, they learn to stop, look, and listen, and line up in an orderly manner after the second whistle.

Please update us with your contact information, telephone number, email address, authorized persons to pick up your child and other important information for emergency and security purposes.

We continuously strive to grow and improve in all facets of your child’s education. Thank you for speaking to us about your concerns and suggestions on how we meet our goals. Your feedback is important to us.
Have a wonderful day!

Reading Literacy Skills

Reading Literacy Skills

Dear LAPMS Niles Families and Friends,

Happy Wednesday!

At LAMPS, our children are guided to experience the different phases of reading development from the two-year old classroom through Kindergarten. Early exposure to books and literature instills a love of reading. As children explore the world of books by simply leafing through the pages or looking at the pictures, their young minds open up and they begin their path to independent reading. With a prepared environment, children will build the foundations for learning to read and write.

Help us support reading literacy skills! Join your child to the Scholastic Reading Club at Niles by ordering books through Scholastics. We encourage parents to order online using PCZBD as the activation code.
Scholastic Reading Club Order forms are available in your child’s classroom.

Director, Niles Fremontmonster_book_fair

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