Parent Information

“A child who is educated only at school is an uneducated child.”
Author Unknown

We want our parents to be involved at C.R.C.C.

SCHEDULE A COMPLIMENTARY TOUR
If you are a parent of a preschooler coming into this experience for the first time chances are you are curious and maybe even anxious about this milestone in your child’s life. If you are considering Canyon Rim Children’s Center, (CRCC) as the place for your child, we encourage you to schedule a tour and an interview with our director. We want to meet you and your child and we are always happy to discuss our center philosophy and our programs.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT
As a parent, you are your child’s first and most important teacher. At CRCC, all parents are encouraged to become involved in their child’s program. Successful child development requires a positive and open communication between you as a parent and the teachers at CRCC.

In addition to regular parent conferences and our annual developmental profile, our teachers provide progress notes and information to our parents on both a scheduled and an as-needed basis.

PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Parent involvement is an important part of any successful child development program. We realize many of our parents are part of families in which both parents are employed outside the home. Therefore, we do not require parents to participate in their child’s preschool activities however we do encourage you to visit the center and your child’s classroom whenever you can.

WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN IN
Parents are always welcome to join in our activities at the center, at any time. All parents are encouraged to share personal interests, including hobbies, talents, cultural backgrounds, favorite recipes, etc. Parents may volunteer in the classroom or help around the center as needed.

We also sponsor a parent/staff night that provides an opportunity for CRCC parents to interact with CRCC teachers and staff in an informal social setting.

We hope you will choose to be a frequent visitor to our center and that you will assist us in our efforts to increase public awareness of the importance of early childhood education in meeting the developmental needs of young children.