SLEEPING HABITS Sample Clauses

SLEEPING HABITS. Each student has the right to sleep in a safe, quiet environment from undue inference, such as guests, noise, etc., in one’s space Each student has the right to converse with their family and friends. Students must be mindful of their conversations and make sure they are not interrupting the study/sleep schedule of their roommates.
SLEEPING HABITS. What time does your child go to bed? Awaken? Does your child have his/her own room? Yes No Is your child accustomed to napping? Yes No What is your child’s nap schedule? What is your child’s mood on awakening? Does your child sleep with a special toy or blanket?
SLEEPING HABITS.  On school nights I go to bed BEFORE midnight  On school nights I go to bed AFTER midnight Cleanliness:  Messy  Average  Neat and clean Study Habits:  I can study with noise nearby  I like quiet for studying Will you have overnight guests?  Yes  No Do you mind if your roommate has overnight guests?  Yes  No Are you interested in student leadership?  Yes  No Would you like to live with a student leader?  Yes  No Do you smoke?  Yes  No Do you mind if your roommate smokes?  Yes  No
SLEEPING HABITS. Child’s Usual Bedtime: Child’s Usual Morning Wake Up Time: Does he/she wet the bed: If yes, how often? Is the child accustomed to taking a nap: If So, How Long? Who else shares the bedroom: Children: Adults:
SLEEPING HABITS. Does your child typically nap?
SLEEPING HABITS. Does your child rest during the day? □ Yes □ No Nightly Sleep Schedule: Average Hours of Sleep per night: Daily Nap Schedule: Average Hours for Nap: Attitude toward going to bed? Is bedwetting an Issue? □ Yes □ No If yes, at □ nap time □ night Is your child toilet trained? □ Yes □ No Can child take themselves to bathroom? □ Yes □ No Is child □ regular □ constipated Does child tell you when he/she need to go □ Yes □ No What words does the child use for urinating? What words does the child use for bowel movements? The child speaks: □ well □ fairly well □ not very well □ not at all At what age did the child: Creep Crawl Walk Which words would you use to describe the child □ active □ quiet □ friendly □ unfriendly Is there any other information you think we should know about your child? OTHER INFORMATION How Did you hear about us? Parent Referral Name Volunteer Opportunities: □ Room Parent □ Field Trip Chaperone □ Van Driver □ Fundraising □ Provide snacks PARENT DECLARATIONS □ I received a copy of WPCP Parent Handbook via email. □ I understand I must provide updated medical and immunization for my child. □ I agree to provide information to WPCP about my child’s conditions, illnesses, allergies or other needs. □ If my child becomes ill during his/her time at WPCP, the staff will contact me to pick up my child. I will arrange for pick up as soon as possible and no later than 2 hours after being contacted. My child must be symptom free for 24 hrs prior to returning to school. □ I understand tuition is not subject to discounts for holidays, emergency closure or absences. □ I agree to pay the full tuition in advance of services rendered. □ Non-refundable fees are due annually. □ A late pick-up fee of $15 is due at 6:01 and $1 per minute thereafter. □ Accounts two weeks in arrears may result in immediate termination. □ Special programs may require additional fees. □ A receipt for income tax purposes will be provided by January 31st. Your account must be current. SIGNATURE Signature of Parent/Guardian Date Initial Please read and initial that you have read, understand and agree to the following West Point Christian Preschool Policies and Authorizations. Additional policies can be found in WPCP Parent Handbook and may be modified at any time or as otherwise notified by management.

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