The KP office is now accepting registration/health forms for the 2009-2010 school year.  You can download the forms from this website or you may call our office and we will be more than happy to mail you a packet. 

A few things to remember:
1.  Registration forms will not be accepted if there is an outstanding balance on your child's account. 
2.  Incomplete forms will be returned and your child(ren) will not be enrolled until all necessary information is provided.
3.  In order to continue our programming growth and prepare for expected increases in enrollment the deadline for full-time registration is July 21st and part-time registration is July 27th.

Kid's Place is a Sequoyah School parent-run, non-profit organization.  The Kid's Place mission is to enrich the lives of young people, while supporting families and school staff of Sequoyah Elementary. 

Kid's Place strives to:

• Support children, families and Sequoyah School by providing a safe, positive, respectful, inclusive and fun environment.
  
• Create an environment that encourages friendships and fosters rewarding socialization with peers and counselors.
• Offer age-appropriate programs including:  leisure time, extended academic oppurtunities, sports and recreation.
• Build children's self-esteem through positive reinforcement and respectful interactions.

If you are interested in serving on the KP Board or one of our committees please call or email the KP office.

KP will need the health and registration forms completed before your child can attend. We ask that you get the forms to us at least 48 hours in advance. Please call the KP office if you have any other information.

2009-2010 KP Closing and In-service Dates

A complete list of KP tuition/fees for the 2009-2010 school year.

Kid’s Place adheres to the guidelines set forth by the Department of Human Services (DHS) for children requiring medication. The guidelines state:

“Prescribed and non-prescribed, internal and external medication should not be administered to a child by center counselors except under the direction of a physician or with the parent’s written authorization. Medications or drugs must be in the original container, labeled with the child’s name and specific instructions, from the doctor, for administering them. Administration of medications and noticeable side effects must be charted and reported to parents. Medications must not be handled by children.”