• What is the commitment?

  We operate on semester to semester commitment, or six month commitment. Parents who commit for the entire year will receive 10% off of their yearly tuition rate. There is $200 Withdrawal fee.
  

• What is your health and safety policy?

We follow all local guidelines, including our 24-hour sickness policy (your child must be clear of the following symptoms for 24 hours before returning to school: fever, vomiting, and/or diarrhea).
We are also CPR and first aid certified.

• Do I have to buy school supplies?

Yes. Your students will need to bring a book bag, pencils, a notebook, and either a tablet or computer. Some classes such as Destination imagination may have a class donation list of household items such as cereal boxes, toilet paper rolls, etc.

• Is there parent involvement required?

Yes we ask parents to volunteer one to two times a semester per students. Parents are also required for all field trips.

• How Can I Learn More?

Yes! We would love to give you a more information of our program. Email us any of your questions or concerns at danielle@thedreamerskingdom.com

• What is the age range for children in this class?

  We have two sessions to meet the developmental needs of different ages. Our big dreamers class is designed for children in 1st to 9th grade, or ages 7 to 15. Our little dreamers serves ages 5 to 6.

• Is religious instruction incorporated into the curriculum?

  While we do have Bible classes as one of our other homeschool classes. The religious instruction is not a part of our other classes.

• Are there any specific religious affiliations required to join the class?

  Our class is open to families from various religious backgrounds, and no specific religious affiliation is required. We strive to create an inclusive and respectful environment where children from different faiths and cultures can learn and grow together.

• How are parental involvement and communication encouraged?

  We highly value parental involvement and maintain open lines of communication. We provide regular updates on your child's progress, offer opportunities for parent-teacher conferences, and may organize events or workshops to involve parents in their child's education and overall development.

  Parents are required for field trips, events, and volunteer activities. This is to ensure the safety of all children.

• Are there any opportunities for real-world experiences?

  We strive to provide opportunities for volunteering, field trips, or collaborations with local artists, organizations, or businesses whenever possible. These experiences offer real-world exposure, allowing your child to apply their skills and gain valuable industry insights.

• How can I stay updated on my child's progress and the program's activities?

  We maintain open communication with parents through regular progress reports, parent-teacher meetings, and newsletters. Additionally, we provide a platform for parents to engage with the program and stay informed about upcoming events and activities.

• What things do I need to send with my child each day?

  Make sure your child has an insulated water bottle that we can refill each day so they stay hydrated. They are able to get a drink anytime they need one.

  We also suggest a small snack. No nut products will be allowed.

• When is tuition due each month?

  Tuition is due on the 1st of every month. If you need a different payment arrangement, that will have to be discussed before your contract is drawn up and signed

• Do I have to pay for field trips?

  Some field trips are included in your child's tuition. On the rare occasion it is not included, you will be responsible for paying for the field trip fees. You will be given advance notice and the choice to attend WITH your child or not bring your child on field trip days.

  
  

• When do classes start? Can I enroll mid-year?

Our program year runs from September to May. If we have spots available, you can join at any point in the year. Please email us to see if we have any spots available!