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We will follow the calendar except for unforeseen circumstances or public health emergencies that require closure. In case of safety concern or inclement weather, we will coordinate with Church of the Servant and decide what is in the best interest of our families and staff. If a closure is required, we will inform parents by email, on the Starbright Facebook page, and the Remind App. There are no tuition refunds for unexpected closures due to inclement weather or public health emergencies.

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Tuition is to be paid monthly on the first day that your child attends the program.

Please let the office know if special arrangements need to be made.

There are no refunds, credits, or make-up days for absences due to illness, vacation, or inclement weather or public health emergencies.

Once the program has started, a two week notice is required when withdrawing your child from the program.

Full tuition is still required for the month that you withdraw your child.

We encourage you to arrive in a timely manner to establish a predictable routine for your child, help keep the class on schedule and avoid disruptions. We cannot accept early drop-offs. Prior arrangements must be made for any drop off after 9:30am.

Please email or call the Starbright office at (405) 728-4778 if your child will be absent due to illness or other reasons. You may call the night before or early in the morning the day your child will be absent. Also, if your child’s teacher gave you her contact info, please feel free to contact her in case of absence.

We are happy to accept drop-ins for children enrolled in the program. The drop-in fee is $35 per day.

Please contact the office or the child’s teacher before school begins to inquire about drop-in space availability.

Parents who are consistently late for pick up may be charged a late fee of $10.

Starbright staff uses developmentally appropriate strategies for behavior issues in class. 

Strategies include:

 *redirecting attention to another activity

*withdrawing the object of contention

*age appropriate calming break

Behavior concerns of a persistent nature including biting and aggression will be discussed
with the parents to address and resolve the issues.

Please label everything you send with your child’s name.

If your child takes a pacifier, please include a pacifier clip.

Play clothes are most comfortable and appropriate. We prefer closed toe shoes for the safety of your child.
Children 3 and under should have a change of clothes in their bag. Two-piece outfits are helpful for children that are potty training. 

Children should not bring toys or other items from home unless it is something they need for rest time.

Any items sent for rest time will be kept in their bag until needed.

If you choose to wean your child from a pacifier/bottle, please try to do so during a school break.

This will help your child transition easier in the home setting.

If your child is wearing a pull-up, we request that you send brands that use Velcro sides.

We want to be supportive during potty training, however we have a limited number of bathrooms,
staff, and scheduled potty breaks. It is helpful for all if you begin potty training when on a break from the program. 

If your child is unable to fully communicate their potty needs or has frequent accidents, 

we may ask for Velcro pull-ups to be provided.

Children will not be admitted when they are not feeling well.

Children who have any of the following symptoms will not be accepted in our classrooms:

Temperature above 99.9 degrees (must be fever-free for 24 hours without medication)

Vomiting or diarrhea (must be symptom-free for 24 hours)

Show signs of an acute cold or not feeling well

Respiratory infection, Flu, Sore throat or strep throat, Croup, Cloudy or green mucus, Constant cough, shortness of breath, Persistent cough, Body aches, Headache, Chills, Fatigue, Infectious or unexplained rash, Pinkeye or other eye infection (must be on medication minimum of 24 hours), Any childhood disease (e.g. Scarlet fever, Measles, mumps, chickenpox), Loss of taste or smell.