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Parent Handbook 2020-2021 School Year Hunter Street Baptist Church
Parent Handbook
2020-2021 School Year
Welcome to Hunter Street Baptist Church Weekday Program!
Admission Policy
We are so excited about this new school year. We realize this Hunter Street Baptist Weekday Program operates as a ministry of Hunter Street
Baptist Church and is a developmentally appropriate program for children ages 4
year will bring many opportunities to celebrate along with many
months through K5. We value all children, but we are not equipped to provide the
challenges to address. We are grateful to you for being flexible necessary support for children with special needs. We would be happy to assist you
and understanding as we embrace the opportunity to serve in finding the proper placement for your child. Even though Hunter Street Weekday
your child this year. Thank you for entrusting your precious child is not able to serve children with special needs, we would welcome them in our
to us. We consider it a privilege to be part of your child’s early church program called “Special Connections.” Hunter Street Baptist Weekday does
formative years. not discriminate based on race, color, creed, sex, national origin or ancestry.
The information in this handbook should answer most of
your questions regarding policies, procedures and our program.
Please know that we welcome any questions or concerns. The Our Goals
Weekday Office is open Monday-Friday from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm We seek to provide a nurturing environment for children in a
and we are available to you during that time. Our goal is to assist Christian atmosphere. Our teachers strive to provide hands-on
you and your child in any way we can. learning where each child is eager to learn, and their needs are
We are looking forward to a great 2020-2021 year! met each day. We work to provide growth in all areas:
• Physical - Gross motor skills are developed through activities
inside the classroom and outdoor play. Fine motor skills are
cultivated through a variety of activities inside the classroom.
• Mental - Academic development is enhanced through developmentally
Jennifer Raybon Paula Heath appropriate centers, games, activities, art, writing, and dramatic play.
Weekday Director Minister to Preschool
• Social - Social behavior is developed through interaction with
jenniferr@hsbc.org paulah@hsbc.org
other children during teacher-directed free and structured play.
• Emotional - An environment is provided which allows children to feel safe
“And the child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom. and loved while learning to express their emotions in appropriate ways.
And the favor of God was upon him.” Luke 2:40 • Spiritual - Children learn that they were created by God and Jesus loves
them through Bible stories, Bible verses, Chapel and teacher interaction.
Our Philosophy Preschool Children Learn By. . .
We believe that each child is created uniquely by God and is
developing and growing rapidly at this stage. We seek to provide Each child is important to us and we want to ensure that he/she has the
experiences that will enhance each child’s development mentally, best opportunity for learning. Preschool children learn through a variety of
physically, socially, emotionally and spiritually in a Christ- ways. The following are areas teachers use to provide instruction:
centered environment. • Satisfaction • Exploring • Curiosity • Imitation
• Play • Senses • Relationships • Repetition
A Day at Weekday 2020-2021 Calendar
A typical day at Weekday is planned to provide a balance The Hunter Street Weekday Program generally observes the
between structured and free activities. These activities are same holidays as the Hoover City School System.
determined by your child’s chronological and developmental age.
August 31 Parent Orientation (Mandatory for one parent)
Daily activities that your child may experience are:
• Large Group - Teachers engage and interact with the entire September 2 Meet the Teacher
class for activities such as the pledge of allegiance, calendar September 8 First Day of School
skills, weather, units of study, bible verses, bible stories, music, October 20 Cancelled ~ Open House @ 6:00pm
and creative movement. (Virtual - Video to Parents)
• Small Group - Children participate in a variety of centers and October 28/29 Students Only ~ Character Parades & Fall
teacher-directed activities for reading, math, language arts, Class Parties
writing, science, social studies, socialization, dramatic play, and art. November 11 Veteran’s Day ~ Hoover Schools & Weekday Closed
• Individual - Teachers assess individual children and provide
November 19 Students Only ~ Four-Year-Old Thanksgiving
reinforcement for specific skills. Feast @ noon
• Free Time - Children can choose activities from a variety of
November 23-27 Thanksgiving Break
manipulative activities, games, blocks, dramatic play, hands-on
activities, writing, and art. December 16-17 Students Only ~ Christmas Class Parties
• Quiet Time - Children spend time enjoying books, creative play, Dec. 21 – Jan. 1 Christmas Holidays
and listening to music. January 4 Weekday Resumes
• Outdoor Play - Children engage in games, socialization, January 18 MLK Day ~ Hoover Schools & Weekday Closed
exercise, free play, and directed activities.
February 10/11 *TBD Students Only or Parents Invited ~
• Enrichment - Children learn about specific topics through Valentine’s Class Parties
presentations by special guests, such as Community Helpers
March 16 *TBD - Spring Program ~ Music & Art Show ~ 6:00pm
(Police Department, Fire Department, Dentist), Weather
Anchors, and other Community Programs. Children will March 22 – 26 Spring Break
participate in Chapel and Music weekly. March 31 – April 1 *TBD Students Only or Parents Invited ~
Spring Class Parties
Hours April 2
May 6
Good Friday ~ Weekday Closed
Four-Year-Old Spring Fling ~ Students Only
The Weekday Program hours are 9:00am
to 1:00pm. Carpool & Infant Drop Off will begin May 13 Four-Year-Old Graduation ~ Noon
at 8:55 each morning. Carpool & Infant Pick May 14 Last Day of School
Up will begin at 1:00pm each afternoon. A fee
of $10 will be charged for children picked up
after 1:15pm. Recurring tardiness can result in a Inclement Weather
higher late fee. If you know you will be late In cases of inclement weather or an emergency, we
due to an unforeseen event, please call the will generally close early or start later (following the
Weekday Office at 205.985.0116. Hoover City Schools). In the event that Hunter Street
If you need to contact your Weekday Program closes, dismisses early or starts
child’s teacher during their late, we will notify the following TV stations:
school day, you may call the TV: ABC 33/40, CBS 42, FOX 6, NBC 13
Weekday Office and leave a
We will be listed as Hunter Street Weekday. We
message for them. The Weekday
will not make up days missed due to inclement weather.
Office is open from 8:30am to 1:30pm.
Tuition Safety & Security
Monthly tuition is due and collected on the 1st of each Your child’s safety and security are of utmost importance to
month. Tuition paid after the 10th will incur a late fee of us. The doors will be locked at all times. No adults may enter
$25.00. You will pay your regular monthly payments the building this year due to the risk of COVID-19. We will gladly
beginning September 1 through May 1. Once the assist you in any way using the video system at the Children’s
monthly payment has been made, there be will be Building Door, scheduled meeting, or a phone call.
no refunds. Visitors - Visitors will not be allowed in the building until
All payments will be accepted through further notice due to risks of COVID-19. If you or someone
an on-line payment this year. No cash or you designate needs to pick up your child from school prior
checks will be accepted this year. You have to carpool, a Photo ID will be requested, if necessary. Please
the option to pay through SmartCare. If you call the Weekday Office at (205)985-0116 to inform us if you
choose the option of paying with a debit/credit are picking up your child early from school. We will have your
card, please note that there is a convenience child at the Children’s Building door for you to pick up at the
fee added to those transactions. If you elect designated time.
to use the ACH option, we pay the fee for
those transactions. Online Bill Pay should be Social Media - Photos and video may be taken periodically
payable to Hunter Street Weekday and reference for use in the Spring Program video, church publications or on
your child’s name. the Hunter Street Weekday or Hunter Street Baptist Preschool
Please do not allow tuition payments to be Ministry Facebook pages. If you do not want your child’s image
delinquent. The Weekday Program functions completely on the to be used, let us know by submitting a letter to the Weekday
income provided by tuition. Accounts not paid by the 3rd week Receptionist for our records.
of the current month will result in your child not being able to Car Safety - In order to ensure the safety of each child who
return until your account is paid in full for the delinquent month attends our program, please make sure you have a car seat that
and the following month. All delinquent accounts not paid in full is installed properly and in proper working condition.
at the end of the school year will be turned over to the Finance
Mandatory Reporters of Abuse or Neglect - Hunter Street
Department of Hunter Street Baptist Church.
Weekday Staff are required by law to report any statements or
accusations from an adult or a child that may be suspicious of
Monthly Fees abuse or neglect. All information will be reported to the proper
authorities.
Fees are set for the school year considering holidays and
then divided, so that you pay the same amount each month. The
monthly fees are:
Babies & Toddlers 2’s 4’s
1 day/week. . . . . $135 3 days/week. . . $160 3 days/week. . . $195
2 days/week. . . $175 4 days/week. . . $180 4 days/week. . . $210
3 days/week. . . $220 5 days/week. . . $200 5 days/week. . . $225
4 days/week. . . $265 3’s K5
3 days/week. . . $170 5 days/week. . . $260
4 days/week. . . $190
5 days/week. . . $210
Families with multiple children in the Weekday Program receive a 10%
discount for the second child’s tuition and a 20% discount for the third
child’s tuition. Discounts apply to the tuition of the youngest children.
Special Occasions Good Health Guidelines
Class Parties - We have class parties for the following occasions: Our goal is for all children in our program to remain healthy
• Fall Harvest and happy. Young children are very susceptible to cold, flu, and
• Christmas other diseases. It is imperative that you keep your child at home if
• Valentine’s Day they are sick. We realize that a child’s illness can be challenging for
• Easter or Spring Picnic/Party parents and frustrating to rearrange your schedules to provide care
for a sick child at home. However, the best way to prevent illness
Parents will not be attending the class
is to prevent exposure. For our Weekday Program to have the
parties this year due to the COVID-19
healthiest environment possible, please follow these guidelines:
pandemic. Parents will contribute money toward
a special lunch that will be provided for the children • Please keep your child home if they have any of the following
on these days. Your child’s teacher will provide more information symptoms or illnesses:
at Parent Orientation. Fever * Questionable Rash Excessive Coughing
Diarrhea * Impetigo Active Chicken Pox
Birthdays - If your child wants to provide a special snack for Measles Mumps Conjunctivitis (Pink eye)
his/her birthday, please make prearrangements with your Vomiting * COVID-19
child’s teacher. Special snacks will only be received if they are
* Children must be clear of any
individually wrapped for each child.
of these symptoms, without
medication, for 24 hours before
Immunizations returning to school.
Alabama State Law requires that all children attending school • If your child is being treated with
have an up-to-date Alabama Certificate of Immunization. The an antibiotic, he/she should have
Jefferson County Health Department performs audits of our files received treatment for at least 24
to ensure we have updated forms. hours before returning to school.
If we do not have a valid blue form, your child • If your child has a chronic runny nose or
will not be able to attend Weekday. We will send rash due to allergies or some other non-
you a reminder when your child’s blue form is contagious condition, please let us know.
nearing expiration. • We do not administer any form of medication at school. Use of an
Your child’s physician, the Health Epi-Pen, Inhaler, Auvi-Q or any other devices medically necessary
Department or Tot Shots can provide a should be discussed with the Director.
temporary (30-day) blue form while you
await records, appointments, etc. We do our best to provide a healthy environment by ensuring
that toys, restrooms, & classrooms are cleaned daily. Good hand-
washing hygiene practices are followed when changing diapers,
handling food items, and cleaning surfaces.
If your child becomes ill at school, a parent will be notified.
Arrangements to pick up your child must be made immediately.
Injuries may occur while at Weekday. If it is considered a minor
injury (abrasion to the knee or hand, bump or bruise, etc.), we will
clean, bandage, and send an Incident Report home in the child’s
folder. If it considered a major injury or head injury, we will handle
appropriately with a phone call to a parent, 911 if necessary, and an
Incident Report will be sent home in the child’s folder.
Carpool
Dropoff/Pickup
5K
3 and 4-Year-Olds
Toddlers and 2-Year-Olds
Mars H
3’s and 4’s Carpool
ill Road
Shuttle Terminal
5K Carpool
Recreation Center
Covered Drive
Children’s Building
Toddlers and 2’s
Preschool Entrance
Student
Building
Worship
Center
Andy’s
John Hawkins Parkway • Hwy 150
Revised 08-28-20
Drop Off/Pick Up Procedures 3’s & 4’s
Children in these age groups will be dropped off and picked up
All children, except for Nursery (Babies), will be using carpool this in carpool located in the back of the building near the loading dock.
year. The procedures for drop off and pick up differ by age group. Parents will enter the parking lot from Hwy 150 (closest to the front
Please read the following instructions for your child’s carpool area/ steps of the Hunter Street Worship Center) and proceed toward
route and refer to the map for your child’s carpool route. If your child the Chapel/Office area. PLEASE DO NOT enter the carpool line at
has uncontrollable separation anxiety, please park and wait until the entrance of Hwy 150 near the church office. We cannot have
carpool is completed, then pull back into the carpool area to unload. carpool lines backing up onto Hwy 150. Follow the signs which will
We will not be able to take extra time to console extremely upset take you the perimeter of the Chapel/Office parking lot and past
children during carpool. Please exercise patience as this will be new & the Recreation Outreach Center. Once you pass the playground
different for many families and the Weekday Staff. The routes will be area, you will pull through the covered entrance on your right for
well marked, but we ask that you follow the signs and use caution for unloading. Staff members will direct you into two lanes and when
parents & children outside of their vehicles. During carpool, please you are stopped under the covered drive, you will be directed to
drive carefully and slowly while on campus and refrain from talking unload your child/ren. You must put their backpack on and hold
on your cell phone. Please refrain from using this time to have a their hand while walking to the passenger’s side of your vehicle.
discussion with a teacher. They each have important duties to ensure A Weekday Staff member will scan a temperature of each child
the safety of each child. Please make an appointment with your before taking them from you and into the building. Parents should
child’s teacher to discuss concerns if necessary. drive carefully watching for parents & children outside of their
Babies vehicles & merging traffic from the Kindergarten carpool line.
Parents will park in the small parking lot near the playground Follow the exit signs to the left and toward the back-parking lot
adjacent to the Children’s Building, walk through the outer playground near Odyssey Daycare to exit onto Emery Drive and out to Stadium
gate to the entrance door to the building for drop off to their teachers. Trace. Never back out of the carpool line or go any other way since
we have numerous carpool lanes moving at this time.
Toddlers & 2’s Carpool runs from 9:00 - 9:15am. If you arrive after carpool is
Children in these age groups will be dropped off and picked up over, please walk your child to the Children’s Building Entrance and
in carpool at the covered drive of the Children’s Building. Parents ring the doorbell to the left of the door. A Weekday Staff member
should approach the church from Stadium Trace Drive/Emery will take your child at the door and escort them to their classroom.
Drive/Hunter Street then into the parking lot at our Student Afternoon carpool begins at 1:00pm. You must have your
Building near Andy’s Farm Market & Garden Center. Proceed carpool tag on your rearview mirror in order to pick up through
straight down to the Children’s Building. Staff members will carpool. Additional tags or tags for families wishing to carpool
direct you into two lanes and when stopped under the covered can be requested from the Weekday Office.
drive, you will be directed to unload your child/ren. You must
put their backpack on and hold their hand while walking to the 5K
passenger’s side of your vehicle. A Weekday Staff member will Children for Kindergarten will be dropped off
scan a temperature of each before taking them from you and into and picked up in carpool located in the back of
the building. You will proceed out the same way you entered for the building at the Recreation Outreach Center
carpool. Never back out of the carpool line or go any other route. (ROC). Parents will enter the parking lot from
Carpool runs from 9:00 - 9:15am. If you arrive after carpool is Hwy 150 (closest to the front steps of the
over and staff are inside, please walk your child to the Children’s Hunter Street Worship Center) and
Building Entrance and ring the doorbell to the left of the door. A proceed toward the Chapel/Office
Weekday Staff member will take your child at the door and escort area. PLEASE DO NOT enter
them to their classroom. the carpool line at the entrance
Afternoon carpool begins at 1:00pm. You must have your of Hwy 150 near the office. We
carpool tag on your rearview mirror in order to pick up through cannot have carpool lines backing
carpool. Additional tags or tags for families wishing to carpool up onto Hwy 150. Follow the signs
can be requested from the Weekday Office.
which will take you the perimeter of the Chapel/Office parking
lot. You will veer off from the line half-way through the parking
What Your Child Needs
lot to your right to proceed toward the Recreation Outreach Tote Bag or Backpack - We ask that each child
Center. Please watch the signs for K5. When you are stopped from toddlers through 5K bring a tote bag or
under the covered drive, you will unload your child/ren. You backpack with them each day. Please be sure your child
must put their backpack on and hold their hand while walking to can carry their bag with their lunch box inside. Bags should be
the passenger’s side of your vehicle. A Weekday Staff member marked with their name and include a change of clothes. For
will scan a temperature of each child before taking them from children wearing diapers, please send at least 3 each day.
you and into the building. Parents should drive carefully Please check your child’s bag daily. Folders will go home
watching for parents & children outside of their every day and may include important notes from their teacher.
vehicles. Carefully merge back into the carpool line and You may also use this folder to send notes to your child’s teacher
follow the exit signs to the left and toward the back- or the Weekday Office.
parking lot near Odyssey Daycare to exit onto Emery Lunch - A lunch box with the child’s name on the outside
Drive and out to Stadium Trace. Never back out of the carpool should be sent each day. Lunches should include food items
line or go any other way since we have numerous carpool lanes children can eat without assistance and a drink. Please include
moving at this time. an ice pack if necessary. We do not refrigerate lunch boxes/
Carpool runs from 9:00 - 9:15am. If you arrive after carpool is bags. No carbonated drinks, please. Do not place notes or
over, please walk your child to the Children’s Building Entrance and tuition checks in lunch boxes.
ring the doorbell to the left of the door. A Weekday Staff member
will take your child at the door and escort them to their classroom. Clothing - Children should wear comfortable clothing that
Afternoon carpool begins at 1:00pm. You must have your is appropriate for active play. Shoes with rubber soles are
carpool tag on your rearview mirror in order to pick up through best. Remember, we go outside for play every day, if the
carpool. Additional tags or tags for families wishing to carpool weather permits. Messy accidents also happen, so please
can be requested from the Weekday Office. do not send your child to school in special clothing.
Toys - Please do not allow your child to bring toys from home,
unless it is share day or a special occasion. Children are never
Early Pick Up allowed to bring toy guns, knives, swords, ropes or anything of
If you need to pick up your child before 12:15, please call the great value to school.
Weekday Office at 205.985.0116 to notify the staff of this early
pickup. They will bring your child to the door to meet you upon Special Diet/Food Allergies - If your child has special dietary
your arrival. needs or food allergies, please be sure their teacher is aware of
this. You will also need to provide alternate food on days where
a snack or lunch is provided. You can refer to your class calendar
Pick Up by Others for these special days.
If your child will be picked up by another family member or Potty Training - All children enrolling in the three-
friend, you must notify the Weekday Office in writing. You can year-old, four-year-old, or Kindergarten classes MUST be
send a note in the child’s folder, call the Weekday Office or email completely potty-trained before they can attend school.
Lindsay Brown, Weekday Receptionist, at lindsayb@hsbc.org The child should be able to enter the restroom on his or
no later than 12:30 pm. Please make prior arrangements for car her own and use the restroom without assistance. 4K and 5K
seats before carpool time. We will not be able to store car seats classes must be able to use the restroom independently without
inside our building. They need to be prepared to present a photo any teacher assistance. Our classrooms for these ages are not
ID to the Weekday Staff in carpool, before they will be allowed equipped to handle changing diapers or bathroom accidents. We
to pick up your child. If at any time a teacher is unsure about an understand there may be an occasional accident but should not
individual picking up a child, they will request you to park, wait be a recurring issue. Children are not to wear pull-ups in the 3, 4
until carpool is over, and see the Director/Assistant Director. and 5K classes.
Discipline Weekday will be implementing Character Education & Social • We understand and realize that children are growing, learning, Skills Curriculum for Little Learners by Pocket of Preschool. This and experimenting with many emotions and ways to handle program is a positive approach to behavior and universal support these emotions; but we do not allow continued, uncontrolled from all students in the classroom to learn and teach aggressive behavior. students expected behavior. Feelings & Emotions will • Listed below are the steps taken concerning our response to be discussed such as happy, sad, mad, frustrated, such behavior: etc. and how each child should handle these emotions. The goal will be to teach children to 1. First & Second Offense: Redirect unacceptable behavior be aware of their emotions and how to handle and a behavior report is sent home, to be signed and them appropriately. returned by a parent. • “Red and Green Choices”. Green choices are good behaviors, 2. Third offense: Redirect unacceptable behavior and a which are the choices we want students to make. Children will behavior report is sent home, to be signed and returned by be introduced to “red choices” and “green choices” by flash a parent. A conference will be scheduled with the parent, cards and actions, then discussed with the class. The teaching teacher, & the director. and modeling of these choices will also be implemented 3. Further offenses: The parents will be called immediately to throughout the day as these green and red choices occur. meet with the Director. Other options will be discussed at This program focuses on the choice rather than the child. that time. If a child makes a red choice, a teacher or another student 4. Each case will be handled on an individual basis, but may point it out quietly or simply ask if that’s a green choice. otherwise this general policy The child at that point can change their behavior to a green will stand. choice. We will use positive language while at school to promote green choices. • When a situation occurs where the child cannot calm down or needs to be removed from the situation, they will be directed to a “safe place” or “cozy corner”. There will be tools and instructions there to assist them in calming down, such as items to help with breathing, books, supplies to draw, sensory bottles, squeeze balls, etc. Aggressive Behavior would include, but not limited to the following: biting, pushing, hitting, and kicking. Behaviors are considered “aggressive” when: • The student initiates the behavior and it is not in retaliation or response to other students’ actions. • The behavior results in physical injury to any other student or teacher.
COVID-19 Guidelines 11. Teachers will be required to wear gloves when assisting with
snacks and lunches. Children will be socially distanced to
The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has been declared a worldwide ensure food is not shared with others.
pandemic by the World Health Organization. COVID-19 is an easily
transmissible virus and is believed commonly spread from person-to- 12. Food items for snacks and birthdays may be sent in but must be
person contact within 6 feet of one another and for prolonged periods individually wrapped or in a sealed container from the store.
of time (15 minutes or more). When an infected person coughs, sneezes, 13. Party Days and Special Events will not be open for parents
sings, or talks, the droplets from their mouth or nose are launched into this year. Students will celebrate in their classroom with their
the air and may land in the mouths or noses of people nearby or inhaled teacher. Parents will contribute money for parties and teachers
into the lungs of close contacts. As a result, federal, state, and local will be responsible for the purchase of party food & supplies.
governments and federal and state health agencies recommend social 14. Share Time/Show and Tell items brought from home will be
distancing and face coverings. We will be implementing new guidelines shared and placed directly in their backpacks.
to ensure students, staff, and others are as safe and healthy as possible.
15. Students will not use common area restrooms, but only the
1. Face Coverings will NOT be required of students but will be ones in their classrooms. Bathrooms will be sprayed with a
worn by teachers in common areas and in the classroom. disinfectant spray after each child as much as possible.
However, teachers can remove their face covering to eat and
drink in their classroom if socially distanced from the students. 16. Enrichment Classes will be provided in the classroom only until further
notice. Music will come to each classroom for music time once a week.
2. Carpool will be conducted for all ages this year, except for our Chapel will be held at a time when we feel it is safe for everyone.
Nursery (Infants). No adults will be allowed in the buildings to
limit the risk of exposure. 17. If a child becomes ill at school, a Weekday Staff will take the child
to the Sick Room for treatment until the parent arrives for pick
3. Each child’s temperature will be taken at carpool. If up. Please come to the Children’s Building Entrance and ring the
temperature is 100.4 or greater, they will need to return home doorbell to the left of the door to pick up your child. A Weekday
until fever free for 24 hours without any medication unless Staff member will bring your child to the door to meet you there.
COVID positive then refer to #18. A sick form will be completed and given to you at pick up.
4. Hand sanitizer will be given to each child upon entering the 18. Any positive COVID-19 cases should be reported immediately to
building. Hand washing for infants upon entering the building. the Weekday Office. That student or teacher must quarantine for
5. Please contact our Weekday Office for questions or concerns. 10 days plus any additional days until fever free 24 hours without
We will be happy to address your concerns via a telephone medication and get a negative test before returning to Weekday.
conversation or a socially distanced meeting when necessary. If that child or teacher has exposed others in the classroom, the
6. Classrooms will remain as static as possible this year where class would need to quarantine for 10 days before returning to
no classes will mix with others. This will limit staff and student Weekday. Tuition would not be refunded for this period.
exposure to larger numbers of individuals. 19. If a student or teacher has a reason to suspect they may have
7. Hand washing and hand sanitizer will be used frequently COVID-19 or feels the need to be tested, they need to see their
throughout the day. healthcare provider to determine if they have COVID-19. They must
quarantine until they get test results or until released from the doctor.
8. Playgrounds will be sprayed with a sanitizing solution
between each class. 20. Classes will be notified of any positive cases while
maintaining confidentiality of the student and teacher.
9. Teachers will be required to disinfect more often throughout
the day, especially frequently touched areas. Toys and 21. Parents will be required to sign a COVID waiver for each child
materials will be disinfected daily. in order to participate in Hunter Street Weekday.
10. Classroom materials will be individualized as much as We reserve the right to modify these guidelines as required by the
possible. However, children will be playing together in centers CDC and/or Alabama Department of Health. Any necessary closures
and sharing some materials. and closure timelines will be based on the most current data available.We would like to invite you to participate in the
Preschool Activities at Hunter Street Baptist Church.
Sunday Morning Small Group & Worship
Wednesday Night Music & Missions
Please visit the Hunter Street Website at
HunterStreet.org for the most up to date schedule
2600 John Hawkins Parkway • Hoover, Alabama 35244
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