CAN I TAKE A TOUR?

WHAT AGE GROUP ATTENDS LOU GRANT?

Yes! Tours generally run from October through spring and are required for families to be placed on the waitlist and enrolled at the workshop. Please give us a call at (805) 684-5310 to request more information, contact us here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJp7lyHn2OnD_zwyoW1JJjEm-90mazCzoOanfl_F-0E02xqA/viewform?usp=sf_link

LGPCW accepts children at age two and a half, and they remain enrolled until they graduate to kindergarten.

How many days may a child attend?

Typically, two and three year old children attend three mornings per week.  Four and five year old children attend four mornings per week.  Families who find themselves needing more time are encouraged to speak with the directors.

How are children enrolled?

There is usually a waiting list for children.  If you would like to add your child’s name to our list, please call the school and arrange to take a short tour.  At that time, you will complete a form and your child’s name will be entered onto the waiting list.   When we have spaces for new children (typically in the fall) we offer them to age-eligible children on a first call-first served basis. Rarely, we have a mid-year opening; when this occurs, we may offer the space to the next age-eligible child on the waiting list.

Non-discrimination policy

IMMUNIZATION POLICY

The Lou Grant Parent-Child Workshop welcomes and admits families of any national origin, religion, age, gender, gender identity, gender expression, race, ethnicity, color, medical condition, genetic information, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, military and veteran status, or on the basis of these perceived characteristics or based on association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.

In compliance with state licensing regulations, each child in the program must present proof of immunizations required by the state of California. Please see https://www.shotsforschool.org/child-care. Starting January 1, 2021 medical exemptions can only be issued through the California Immunization Registry – Medical Exemption website (CAIR-ME) by physicians licensed in California Schools and child care facilities may only accept from parents new medical exemptions that are issued using CAIR-ME.

What does it mean to be a parent/Guardian iN A cooperative preschool?  

While every co-op is a little bit different, at LGPCW there are five basic, ongoing requirements for parents of enrolled children. At least one parent/guardian from each child’s family participates in:

1. The weekly evening parent education class.

2.  The workday lab session, one morning per week (four hours).

3.  The fundraising efforts of the school (typically a fall auction).

4.  Two environmental work days per year—Adults only.

5.  One school focus group (committee)—usually one-two hours per month).