Frequently Asked Questions
What is your cleaning policy?
All areas are sanitized with a hospital grade anti-microbial spray after each day of school.
Do the children take naps?
Children do not nap during school hours with the exception of one year olds. One-year olds will have a nap time if requested by a parent.
What is your sick policy?
At Freedom, we want to maintain a healthy environment for children, staff, and families. With that in mind, please do not bring your children to school if they have any of the following symptoms: Fever (100.4 F or higher), vomiting, diarrhea, severe cough or difficulty breathing, pink eye, head lice, contagious diseases, or un-diagnosed rashes. As a rule of thumb, if you feel like asking the staff if you should bring your child in or not, please err on the side of caution and keep them home.
Children may return to our care once they are fever-free without medication for at least 24 hours, symptoms have resolved or improved, or they have a doctor’s note saying they are no longer contagious and can return to school.
Do you give children medicine?
We ask that all medications are administered at home by a parent. If extenuating circumstances arise, please contact our director to sign a release for us to administer medication at school.
Do I need to pack a snack and lunch?
Snacks are provided by the MDO. Please let us know if your child has any allergies.
You should pack a lunch for your child every school day.
Can I bring a treat for my child's birthday?
Yes! Please feel free to bring a treat for your child's birthday. Please be sure that the treat is store-bought, and in its original container.
What is your late pick-up policy?
The first time a parent is late to pick up their child, they will be given a warning. Each time after that a late fee of $10 for every 15 minutes will be applied. If a child is consistently picked up late, further action may be required.