Monday, May 11, 2020
Sunday, May 10, 2020
Northwest Children's Learning Center: COVID-19 Precautions
Northwest Children's Learning Center: COVID-19 Precautions: Northwest Children's Learning Center is open. We have made some changes to the programs functioning style and practices. We...
COVID-19 Precautions
Northwest Children's Learning Center is open.
We have made some changes to the programs functioning style and practices.
We are following recommendations of the CDC and Licensing. We are following
Gov. Holcomes recommendations to protect all the children, the staff and the families.
The following practices are in place:
1) Drop Off and Pick -Up occurs at the front door. Parents are permitted to walk with
their child to the restroom and back to the front door. No visitors, parents or other
individuals are permitted to walk through the building.
2). Upon arrival parents take children to wash hands. Temperatures of all staff and
children are taken upon arrival. Children with temps of 100 degrees are sent home
immediately.
3). Staff are required to wear mask at all times in the building.
4). Children are provided mask to wear at the center. Masks are washed and sanitized
daily.
5). Activity rooms are assigned to allow low numbers, social distancing and consistency.
All areas that promote large groups of being together have been closed such as the
chapel and kitchen.
6). Hand washing of all staff and all children occurs frequently through out the day.
7). Materials and surfaces are sanitized frequently through out the day- after usage.
8). The entire center closes to families 1 hour earlier to allow for cleaning.
NCLC is practicing social distancing, has stepped up cleaning and promoting other
healthy habits and will continue to do so. We care about the health of the children in
our care, their families, the staff and their families and all of our community.
We appreciate your efforts in keeping safe and healthy! Thank you!
We will get through this together.
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Northwest Children's Learning Center: Sometimes the hand we are dealt is often diffi...
Northwest Children's Learning Center:
Sometimes the hand we are dealt is often diffi...: Sometimes the hand we are dealt is often difficult and challenging. Sometimes we need to reach out to the community, friends, fam...
Sometimes the hand we are dealt is often diffi...: Sometimes the hand we are dealt is often difficult and challenging. Sometimes we need to reach out to the community, friends, fam...
Sometimes the hand we are dealt is often difficult and challenging. Sometimes we need to reach out to the community, friends, family and complete strangers for help, guidance and support. The families that need that extra help often find themselves at St. Judes Children Hospital where they desperately look for care and treatment for their precious little children.
St. Judes Children Hospital for many families is a blessing ! While they help so many children they look to the community for support. Together with B100 and many members of the community the "Quest for 1 Million Pennies" was developed.
This year the Quest for 1 Million Pennies started in February and will end February 24, 2020 as a jump start to the campaign that will help the youngest members of the community.
I believe Northwest Children's Learning Center and our families has it in their hearts to join the efforts of the community and BRING in THOSE PENNIES!!!!
Pennies can be left in the containers located outside of the learning center office beginning Thursday Feb. 6th.
For more information about "Quest for 1 Million Pennies" click the link below to be taken to the site of B100
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