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CClasses are on Tuesday Nights in Gettysburg
Session 3- March 9th- April 13th
Tuition
Spanish Pre K-K- $60.00 per session
Spanish Level 1- $ 65.00 per session
Spanish Level 2- $ 70.00 Per session
Craft Fee
There is a small $ 5.00 craft fee per session per child
Class Times:
Pre K- K ------ 5:00 to 5:30
Spanish Level 1--- 6:50- 7:30 pm
Spanish Level 2- --- 5:40- 6:40
Session 3- March 9th- April 13th
Tuition
Spanish Pre K-K- $60.00 per session
Spanish Level 1- $ 65.00 per session
Spanish Level 2- $ 70.00 Per session
Craft Fee
There is a small $ 5.00 craft fee per session per child
Class Times:
Pre K- K ------ 5:00 to 5:30
Spanish Level 1--- 6:50- 7:30 pm
Spanish Level 2- --- 5:40- 6:40
CLASS POLICY
Reduced Tuition- Each year I give out 2 free or reduced tuitions per year. Currently the tuitions have already been granted.
Missed Class Policy- If I need to cancel class, I will either make up the class or give you a credit for the next month. If you miss class, no refund will be issued.
Illness- Please do not come to class if you think your child may be sick and contagious. We do not want to make anyone sick.
Inclement Weather- Please check this blog for any inclement weather cancellations. I will post the cancellation no later than 1pm. You may also e-mail me to find out.
Dropping and Picking up Students- Please pick up your children by the classroom. Do not have them walk out to meet you. I do not want any child to be abducted. Also, if someone other than the parent is picking up the child, let me know ahead of time.
Gracias,
Maestra Gina
Missed Class Policy- If I need to cancel class, I will either make up the class or give you a credit for the next month. If you miss class, no refund will be issued.
Illness- Please do not come to class if you think your child may be sick and contagious. We do not want to make anyone sick.
Inclement Weather- Please check this blog for any inclement weather cancellations. I will post the cancellation no later than 1pm. You may also e-mail me to find out.
Dropping and Picking up Students- Please pick up your children by the classroom. Do not have them walk out to meet you. I do not want any child to be abducted. Also, if someone other than the parent is picking up the child, let me know ahead of time.
Gracias,
Maestra Gina
CLEARANCES
I have copies My of child abuse clearance and criminal record clearance for your peace of mind. Please let me know if you wish to see them.
H1N1- SWINE FLU
KEEPING HEALTHY
The following information was taken from the Center for Disease Control Web Site
Under conditions with similar severity as in spring 2009
- Stay home when sick:
Those with flu-like illness should stay home for at least 24 hours after they no longer have a fever, or signs of a fever, without the use of fever-reducing medicines. They should stay home even if they are using antiviral drugs. (For more information, see CDC Recommendations for the Amount of Time Persons with Influenza-Like Illness Should be Away from Others.)
See the Technical Report for more details about staying home when sick >> - Separate ill students and staff:
Students and staff who appear to have flu-like illness should be sent to a room separate from others until they can be sent home. CDC recommends that they wear a surgical mask, if possible, and that those who care for ill students and staff wear protective gear such as a mask.
See the Technical Report for more details about separating ill students and staff >> - Hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette:
The new recommendations emphasize the importance of the basic foundations of influenza prevention: stay home when sick, wash hands frequently with soap and water when possible, and cover noses and mouths with a tissue when coughing or sneezing (or a shirt sleeve or elbow if no tissue is available).
See the Technical Report for more details about hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette >> - Routine cleaning:
School staff should routinely clean areas that students and staff touch often with the cleaners they typically use. CDC does not believe any additional disinfection of environmental surfaces beyond the recommended routine cleaning is required.
See the Technical Report for more details about routine cleaning >>
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