Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.

1. What time does my child have lunch?
2. How are birthdays celebrated?
3. How many days of school can my child miss?
4. Who do I contact to volunteer?

What time does my child have lunch?

Lunch time is 12:00 each day. Students have the option to buy or bring their 
lunch each day. Students are issued a lunch card and are charged daily when 
they buy lunch. Bringing a lunch, is also a choice for students. Parents are 
welcome and encouraged to come eat with their child. Students sit at a 
special table with their parent when this occurs.

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How are birthdays celebrated?

Birthdays are very special and you are invited to come in and share with us 
information regarding the day your child was born. Click on the birthday link 
on our front page to read more. You are also welcome to send a birthday snack 
for snack time. Due to time restraints and clean up, I ask that you send a 
snack such as cookies or doughnuts. No cakes or cupcakes please! Birthdays 
are also celebrated during Monday Morning Chapel with a birthday blessing. 
Parents are notified of this with a letter brought home. We hope you can join 
us when this special time occurs for your child. Summer birthdays are 
celebrated throughout the year, and these students receive a letter of 
blessing intent as well.

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How many days of school can my child miss?

It is very important that Primers be in school everyday! Learning builds upon 
that which has already been introduced and experienced, and this occurs in 
our class everyday! Being in class everyday helps a child feel a sense of 
belonging and ownership of their classroom. Please make every attempt to have 
your child present each day. If your child is sick however, please keep them 
at home until they are well again! We will keep you aware of the number of 
days your child has missed. Our goal is that they miss no more than 10 days 
per year!

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Who do I contact to volunteer?

There are a variety of individuals who would love to have you help if you 
have the time. Contact your classroom teacher or the Parent's Panel Rep.

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