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Parents are always welcome at school. If you wish to visit or volunteer
in a class, please contact the office and/or teacher in advance. When
you arrive please check in at the office, you may be required to show
identification. Please remember to fill out a Washington State Patrol
Volunteer Background check and turn in at the office if you wish to help
in the class. Background check forms are available in the office.
When picking up your child after school, teachers welcome your visits.
They enjoy answering any questions you may have.
CCA has a scholarship fund that supports students who could not
continue to be enrolled otherwise, as well as a fund for adding special
items to the school. Both of these funds enrich students' lives.
To make a contribution, make your checks payable to CCA and leave it
with the secretary in the school office, or mail it to 4706 Park Center
NE, Lacey, WA 98516.
Weather closure Information
— in case of ice or snow, tune into:
KGY 1240 AM, KMAS 1030 AM, MIXX 96 FM or KOMO TV channel 4. Many of these stations also post information for school delays on their websites. We will notify these stations if we are closed or have a late start. They usually start broadcasting school info. about 6:00 am.
Students practice regular procedures for emergencies. These procedures
will be enacted immediately if an emergency occurs. Then
students will be cared for until the parent or an approved adult arrives.
Extra supplies are on hand in case of storm or earthquake.
An emergency telephone line is available when other power is out.
If your child becomes ill at school, she/he will be checked by the office attendant. You will be called to make arrangements to pick up your child if the child has a temperature of 100° or greater, has vomiting, uncontrollable coughing, diarrhea, or other symptoms of discomfort. The child should be free of symptoms for the entire previous day before returning to the classroom. Alternative phone numbers are very important in case we cannot reach you in an emergency. Please do not send your child to school if any of the above symptoms were present for the entire day previous to the day of return.
By law, we cannot give your child prescription or over-the-counter medications unless we have an “Authorization for Medication” form in the office which has been completed and signed by a licensed health professional. Only oral or life-saving medications can be administered. In addition, no creams, ointments, eye drops or nasal sprays can be administered. Forms are available at the school office or from your doctor’s office. Medicine must be in its original container and labeled with child’s name. Students are not allowed to carry medication of any kind.* If your child has a life-threatening allergy or other serious condition, please let the office know so the appropriate emergency forms may be filled out. * See office for rare exceptions.
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