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Dear Parents,
Thank you so much for your co-operation and understanding during the first month of our new school year. We are very pleased with the adjustment that each child has made to school.
Please take time to read our monthly newsletters carefully. There are many important notices for your consideration. We want to keep you informed of all the happenings at NCLC.
Sincerely,
Maria E. Donati
Director
Dates to remember
School Picture Day: October 5th & 6th
Columbus Day October 12th
No classes; Child care only AM/9:00-2:00 students may attend if space is available and with prior approval from the office. There is an additional charge for child care these days. These days are not included in your monthly tuition rate.
October is Fire Prevention Month
The Nashua Fire Department will visit on October 19th.
Fundraiser
All orders are due October 12th. (Orders will be accepted no later than Oct. 14th) Thank you for your much needed participation!
Trunk Or Treat
HOSTED BY COMMUNITY CHAPEL Saturday, October 24th 3:30-5:30PM @ Community Chapel
- Kids, come dressed in costumes and join us for “trick or treating” from our decorated car trunks!
- There will also be a campfire for hotdogs and s’mores!
- Invite your friends!
Please collect for us. Please deposit them in the container in our school lobby.
FYI – As a Christian school the primary focus and majority of activities in October are based on the season of fall and harvest. We refrain from activities related to Halloween – therefore you will see that your child’s classroom is celebrating the season with a Harvest party instead of a Halloween party.
Did You Know?
NCLC has successfully demonstrated compliance with the applicable Licensed Plus Quality Standards and has once again achieved License Plus status. The Department of Health and Human Services recognizes child care programs like NCLC that exceed licensing requirements by meeting Licensed Plus quality standards.
Referral Bonus
For each referral that leads to an enrollment NCLC will credit your account with a $50.00 referral bonus as our way of saying thank you!!!
TARGET REDcard: Take Charge of Education
Target Credit Card and Target Visa Credit Card account holders can sign up for “Take Charge of Education” program by calling 1-800-316-6142. Please support us by enrolling for free and Target will donate up to 1% of REDcard purchases to Nashua Child Learning Center. Our ID# is: 152628
NCLC Pastor’s Corner
Isn’t Fall great! As we see the leaves on the trees turning beautiful colors and lawns getting lush and green again after the summer heat, I always thank God that He gave us eyes to see and the ability to experience His beautiful world.
During the weekly Bible story and follow up activity this fall, the children will be learning about characters from the Old Testament part of the Bible. During the month of October, Pre-Kindergarten will learn how Abraham and Lot shared the land God had brought them to. Progressive Pre-K children and Kindergarteners will be learning about Isaac who fulfilled God’s promise and Joseph who was betrayed by his brothers and then saved his family. Kindergarten children and Toddler two children through Preschool will be learning how God protected Noah, his family and the animals in the biggest flood the world has ever seen. One year old children will be learning that God made everything including animals, plants, and even them.
Your child will be bringing home pictures they have colored and possibly a craft project relating to the stories they have heard. Please ask them about the story. It will help them remember.
Please don’t hesitate to call me if you have any questions about my role at NCLC, the Bible curriculum, helping your child develop his/her relationship with God, or any family concerns, 603-883-4356.
Pastor Shirley (Kaltenbach)
Nancy’s Notes
Dear Parents,
Did you know that ALL children are musical? Even if you don’t consider yourself or your family “musical”, the research shows that ALL children, regardless of their inborn aptitude, can learn to sing in tune and move to the beat of the music with correct rhythm, IF they are provided with a rich, developmentally-appropriate musical environment in the very early stages of childhood (birth to age 6.)
In September, our songs and rhythm chants were focused around the changing of the seasons. Some favorites were “Here is the Beehive (if your child came home buzzing like a bee, that’s why!},” “The Orchard,” and “I Love the Mountains.” This month we will continue with that theme and add in a few other favorites such as “Jack Frost,” “Trot Old Joe,” and “John the Rabbit.” If you wish to obtain these songs, instructions for doing so were listed in the September newsletter.
Happy Singing!
Nancy (Music & Creative Movement Teacher)