School Enrollment
Enrollment at Nanny's Nursery School in Taylor is open to children from 2 ½ years to 13 years of age. The first week's tuition is due before the child or children can attend. Initial enrollment is contingent upon receipt of the completed and signed enrollment agreement, child placement contract, registration fee, emergency information, immunization records and signed Parent Handbook receipt. A health appraisal with the health history information and physical must be signed by a physician and turned in within 15 days from your child's first day of school.
The Enrollment Application and Fee Agreements are not meant to serve as contracts guaranteeing service for any duration. Nanny's Nursery School reserves the right to dismiss any parent or child at any time for failure to adhere to policies set forth in the Parent Handbook. Continued enrollment at Nanny's is contingent upon the parent's emergency contact persons' and child's adherence to the policies and procedures of Nanny's Nursery School as outlined in our handbook including, but not limited to, timely payment of all fees and tuition.
Toys From Home
It is impossible for us to keep track of toys from home, or to be responsible for them. We ask that you do not send toys from home. We provide ample play equipment and seek to teach children to share.
Clothing
Children should be dressed in comfortable clothing that allows them to play freely and actively. A change of clothing should be sent daily in the event of an accident. Children are engaged in outdoor play daily, weather permitting. Due to these activities, children are required to be dressed in seasonably appropriate, comfortable clothing. In cold weather please remember coats, hats, boots, etc. To prevent loss please label these items with your child's name. Keep safety in mind when dressing your child. We do not allow open-toed sandals or flip-flops on our playground. We recommend comfortable tennis shoes.
Behavior Management
We handle discipline by removing the child from the situation. We implement this by encouraging the child to play in a different area, with a different toy, or to think about the undesirable behavior in the time out chair, for a timed period (minute x age). For example, three years old equals three minutes. We try to determine why the child behaved in such a manner. We explain to the child that we find fault in the behavior not the child. We use positive methods of guidance that will encourage self-control, self-direction, self-esteem and cooperation. We reserve the right to exclude a child with severe discipline problems for the safety and well being of the other children.