FAQs
How do I enroll my child?
Begin by submitting an inquiry or scheduling a tour. After speaking with an enrollment specialist and confirming availability, families complete the application, submit the registration payment, and receive a welcome email with the child’s transition and start dates.
Does submitting an inquiry guarantee my child a spot?
No. Placement depends on classroom availability, the child’s age, and the completion of all enrollment requirements.
Does CCLA have drop-in care?
CCLA offers convenient drop-in care for families who only need childcare on select days, and the full enrollment process is not required. Please note that using drop-in care does not automatically place your child on the waiting list; families must complete the regular enrollment steps to be added.
Is the registration fee refundable?
Registration fees are $50 and are nonrefundable.
What documents are required for enrollment?
Families need:
- Immunization record
- Registration fee
- Completed application
After submission, families will receive a welcome letter.
Do you accept childcare assistance?
Yes. Families receiving childcare assistance should speak with our enrollment team about provider approval, award letters, copayments, and any remaining tuition balance.
How is the curriculum personalized?
Teachers use ongoing assessments, observations, and developmental information to identify each child’s strengths, needs, and learning progress. Instruction and activities are adjusted to support each child’s individual needs.
Are meals and snacks provided?
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are served daily. Families should notify the school of allergies, dietary restrictions, or medical needs. Children may also bring lunch from home if they prefer.
How will I receive updates about my child?
Families receive updates about daily activities, meals, rest, classroom learning, development, and important announcements through Procare and the Remind app.
How does CCLA support children with different learning needs?
Teachers use assessments, individualized instruction, developmental observations, and family communication to support every child. Additional support is discussed when needed.
What safety measures are in place?
CCLA maintains:
- Secure building access
- Fob-entry only
- Authorized pickup procedures
- Name-to-face attendance checks
- Active supervision
- Emergency preparedness plans
- Health and safety procedures
Are teachers background checked and trained?
Yes. Staff complete required background checks, orientation, ongoing training, and professional development in early childhood education, supervision, health, and safety.
Can parents visit the school?
CCLA has an open-door policy for currently enrolled families. Parents may visit according to school policies and safety procedures. Tours and scheduled meetings help minimize classroom disruptions while encouraging family involvement.
What should my child bring each day?
Required items vary by age and may include:
- Diapers
- Wipes
- Extra clothing
- Bottles
- Bedding
- Classroom supplies
Families receive a complete supply list before the child’s start date.
What is a transition day?
A transition day allows children to become familiar with their classroom, teachers, routines, and environment before beginning their regular schedule.
What is your illness policy?
Children showing signs of illness may need to stay home or be picked up to help protect the health of other children and staff. Families receive detailed health and exclusion guidelines during enrollment.