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Dress Code

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 students are expected to dress comfortably for activities both inside the building and outside. Clothing must not display any offensive slogans, photos, or writing, and must not advertise tobacco or alcoholic beverages. Shorts are required to...

Bible

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Learning about the Bible is a vital part of our learning experience. Each month, a Bible verse will be assigned. We will go over the verse every day during class. Please listen to your child say the verse at home. It is very important for God’s Word to be inst...

Snacks and Lunch

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Parents of preschool students will provide a healthy snack daily and lunch (for full-day students). Please send in an appropriate portion that can be consumed in about 15 minutes for snack and 25 minutes for lunch and include any needed utensils. Children shou...

Recess

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Recess is a vital part of a preschooler’s day. Children will go outside for recess daily, weather permitting (unless it is raining, below freezing, or is a smog alert day). We ask that you dress your child appropriately for the weather. Your child should wear ...

Bathroom Accidents

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Complete toilet training is required for admittance. This includes a child’s awareness of their own need to use the restroom and the ability to get in and out of their clothes easily by themselves. Please no overalls, jumpers, or jumpsuits. Students with multi...

Change of Clothes

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Please send in a full change of clothes in a resealable, Ziploc-style bag (shirt, pants, underwear, shoes, and socks). Whether it is something like a spilled drink or a potty accident, we may need to use these clothes. Should we send your child home in his or ...

Money

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Any time you send money with your child, please put it in an envelope with your child’s name, the amount of money, and its purpose listed on the outside. Please put the envelope inside your child's daily folder.

Star Student

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Each child will have a special week during the school year for recognition. On Monday of his/her week, please send in an “All About Me” poster (provided by your child's teacher), which will be displayed in the classroom.

Birthdays and Celebrations

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

If you would like to bring a special treat on (or close to) your child’s birthday, please contact your child's teacher at least one week in advance. We ask that class treats are limited to small cookies, doughnut holes, or muffins. No party favors, balloons, g...

Visitors and Classroom Visits

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Parents/guardians or community resource visitors are welcome to visit the school, as are those who may be interested in possible enrollment at MPCS. Upon arrival, guests are asked to sign-in at the preschool front desk. Attendance at special events, plays, ath...

Lost and Found

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Any lost articles found should be brought to the preschool front desk. At the end of the day, the items will be taken to the teachers’ workroom. The school does not accept responsibility for students’ personal belongings. Parents of small children should check...

Field Trips

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

To enrich the educational program, in-house field trips are planned. Due to new regulations of car seat use on the buses and safety precautions, preschoolers will not be taken off MPCS property but will enjoy all field trips on campus.

Student Placement

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

It is our desire that classes be heterogeneous in nature. The responsibility for class placement rests solely with staff; therefore, it is our policy not to accept requests for placement of a student with a preferred teacher. We seek to have the appropriate ba...

Speech Services

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Speech services are offered on-site for an additional fee. They may be made upon recommendation or as an admission requirement. If a student is approved to withdraw from speech services, the fees are assessed based on the annual rate, with a monthly proration ...

Parties

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Preschool classes may have parties to celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s Day (special snack only), Easter, and the end of the year. All parties are to be held on campus, including the end-of-the-year party. These parties should be limited to approx...

The Pledges

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 General Guidelines

Pledge of AllegianceI pledge allegiance to the flagof the United States of Americaand to the republic for which it stands;one nation, under God, indivisible,with liberty and justice for all. Pledge to the Christian FlagI pledge allegiance to the Christian fla...

Bookbags and Folders

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 SECTION TWO - COMMUNICATION

Please make sure that your child has a school bag every day. We will send home a folder each day with a behavior update and any necessary papers. Parents are asked to check their child's bookbag and folder each day.

Conferences

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 SECTION TWO - COMMUNICATION

Parents/guardians are encouraged to confer with teachers. One date in the fall and one in the spring is set aside for a parent-teacher conference; however, parents/guardians are urged to contact the teacher or head of preschool for an appointment when a change...

School Evaluations

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 SECTION TWO - COMMUNICATION

In the preschool, report cards are issued at the end of each nine-week period. However, evaluation of students is a continuing process and is reflected in the papers that are sent home daily. Ongoing assessments enable teachers to identify strengths on which t...

Preschool Behavior Plan

Preschool Handbook 2026-2027 SECTION TWO - COMMUNICATION

Students at MPCS are expected to treat others kindly. Hitting, punching, kicking, biting, spitting, etc. are not allowed. Harassment of others will not be tolerated. MPCS will not tolerate bullying. Cases of bullying will be dealt with in a manner appropriate ...