Our Policies
We want our parents to feel confident in the care and education we are providing their child. As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping our families happy, we promote an Open-Door policy should you ever have concerns and/or issues you would like to discuss.
Your child’s health and safety are our top priority. Our health and safety protocols include:
- Thorough cleaning and sanitation of classrooms.
- Safe sleep procedures.
- Secure check-in and check-out procedures.
- COVID protocols:
Temperature check upon arrival
We are parents ourselves, so we truly understand how important it is to have full access to your child’s classroom. Online access to your child’s classroom is by password only. If this is something that interests you, please talk to the admin to sign up for your personal password.
*By enrolling your child at Learn N Grow, you consent that your child may be seen by other Learn N-Grow families through a secure, password-protected feed.
The safety of the children is our #1 priority.
In case of inclement weather, Learn N’ Grow follows the Frisco ISD closing decisions. We encourage our parents to follow inclement weather announcements on local news channels.
Fire and severe weather drills are conducted every 30 days to ensure all teachers and staff know exactly what to do, in the event of an emergency.
If it becomes necessary to close the school, parents will be notified immediately to arrange for early pick-up. If the premises are determined to be unsafe, children will be transported immediately to a safe location. Families will be notified and required to pick up their children as soon as possible.
Please note: Standard contracted tuition will still apply during inclement weather closings.
Discipline is never fun — but is a necessary part of a child’s learning journey. When implemented with love and compassion, it helps your child learn consequences and understand the difference between right and wrong.
We don’t believe in using harsh words, time-outs, or physical punishment with your child. Instead, we use positive discipline and behavior modeling to teach appropriate behavior in each scenario and how to engage with logic instead of impulse.