• If your child is absent, a written or electronic excuse must be provided to the school upon their arrival.
•  If you arrive later than 8:30 a.m. you will be considered tardy and be required to obtain a tardy slip from Ms. Eufemia at the McCurdy Ministry Office.

• Please remember to send your Green homework folders back daily. I will keep them on Thursdays to get them ready for Monday. 

   Please remember to have your child write their name on their homework, many papers have been tossed and children are not receiving credit, because we cannot identify the owner. Thank you. 

• On inclement weather days, if a 2 hr. delay is called for McCurdy Charter School, then there will be a 2-hour delay for Pre-K as well unless it is a Friday, then Pre-K is canceled.
• Furthermore, if school is canceled at the Charter for weather reasons, we will cancel as well.  Inclement weather days will be announced on your local TV stations KOB 4, KOAT 7, and KRQE 13

• As the colder months approach, we want to ensure the comfort and safety of all our students during outdoor activities. To streamline our preparations and make the transition to colder weather smoother, we kindly request your assistance in helping your children with jacket-related tasks.

  Putting on Jackets: Help your child to independently put on their jacket. This skill not only fosters self-sufficiency but also saves valuable classroom time. Practice

  Inside-Out Sleeves: Please teach your child how to identify and correct inside-out sleeves. This small skill can prevent unnecessary frustration during jacket time.

  Zipping Up: If your child’s jacket has a zipper, help them practice zipping it up and down smoothly. This will contribute to their independence and confidence.

  Hoodies: For those with hoodies, show your child how to put on and secure the hood properly. It’s crucial for keeping them warm during chilly weather.

  We understand that mastering these tasks may take time, but with your support and guidance, we believe your child can become proficient in these essential skills.

  By working together on these preparations, we can ensure a more efficient and enjoyable outdoor experience for your child and their classmates. We greatly appreciate your cooperation in helping us create a warm and safe environment as the temperature drops.

  Thank you for your continued support in your child’s education.                                 

  “The home is the child’s first school, the parent is the child’s first teacher.”  

Former First Lady of The United states Barbara Bush