Parents

Your Partner in Parenting

We want Adventure Children’s Academy to be the best place for your child, a place where you can leave your children and be worry free as you work. Your child will thrive here as they grow and develop skills. Our early childhood education program will be tailored to your child, based on his or her individual skills assessment. We strive each day to make our academy your academy and want your experience with us to be like no other! To achieve the maximum results for each child, parental involvement is crucial and requires your participation and input.

For Enrollment Information: Call (980) 391-6612

*Registration with Brightwheel required.

Parents’ Rights

As a parent, we believe you have the right to:

Understand the philosophy and goals of your child’s program
Be aware of the daily schedule for your child, including the program plan, time of meals, etc.
Know how your child is behaving, growing, learning, and interacting with others
Understand how our teachers interact with both children and fellow staff members
Know our discipline policy and offer your input about the discipline of your child
Be aware of our sanitation standards, health and safety policies and procedures
Have frequent communication with our teachers and be heard when you have concerns
Have advance notice for special activities

Parent’s Responsibilities

As your partner in education, we ask for you to:

Bring your child clean and properly dressed
Ensure your child has had adequate rest and is in good health
Keep your child at home if child is showing symptoms of any illness
Inform the director and teachers if your child has an allergy, has been exposed to a contagious illness or has had a change in behavior due to a traumatic experience
Notify the director of vacations, tardiness, or absences in advance
Keep your child’s records up to date in our files
Communicate with the staff if someone other than parents will pick up your child
Pay all tuition and fees on time

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.”

Proverbs 22:6