SCHOOL NEWS
Here at Grace, we believe open communication with parents is very important to children’s success.
Grace Episcopal Day School has multiple ways of communicating with parents. We value our parents and staff's opinions and input. Our monthly Growing In Grace Newsletter and Mid-Month Announcements are emailed directly to our families to inform parents and staff regarding updates, upcoming events, new minimum standards requirements, reminders, school closings, and more.
Because communication among teachers and parents is so important, children's daily journals are completed daily and sent home with students, to be returned the next day.
Listed below are other ways that Grace Episcopal School may communicate with parents:
GROWING IN GRACE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
Here at Grace, we believe open communication with parents is very important to children’s success.
Grace Episcopal Day School has multiple ways of communicating with parents. We value our parents and staff's opinions and input. Our monthly Growing In Grace Newsletter and Mid-Month Announcements are emailed directly to our families to inform parents and staff regarding updates, upcoming events, new minimum standards requirements, reminders, school closings, and more.
Because communication among teachers and parents is so important, children's daily journals are completed daily and sent home with students, to be returned the next day.
Listed below are other ways that Grace Episcopal School may communicate with parents:
- Email notifications
- Written memos placed in your child’s weekly folder or backpack
- Posted signage in classrooms or throughout the school facility
- Verbal communication with the child’s teachers and/or office management
GROWING IN GRACE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
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Menus
Grace Episcopal serves it up FAMILY-STYLE. Your child’s teacher models good eating habits, as well as handy manners, in a close-knit environment inside the classroom. We encourage your child to try out unfamiliar foods/snacks in a nurturing context. After checking the menu, you may send lunch/snacks for your child, BUT please make sure there are no NUT products (or byproducts) and check with the classroom teacher for other allergen concerns. Alert the teacher of snacks left in backpacks!
The monthly menu with our nutritious offerings for your child is available here. A copy is also posted in your child’s classroom and at the office.
Additional Resources
Grace Episcopal serves it up FAMILY-STYLE. Your child’s teacher models good eating habits, as well as handy manners, in a close-knit environment inside the classroom. We encourage your child to try out unfamiliar foods/snacks in a nurturing context. After checking the menu, you may send lunch/snacks for your child, BUT please make sure there are no NUT products (or byproducts) and check with the classroom teacher for other allergen concerns. Alert the teacher of snacks left in backpacks!
The monthly menu with our nutritious offerings for your child is available here. A copy is also posted in your child’s classroom and at the office.
Additional Resources
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