Eligibility & Fees 

Eligibility

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Children must:​

• Be 2 years, 9 months old and toilet trained by September first, or their first day of attendance.

• Be able to adjust to stimulating surroundings and group activities.
  The Director/Teacher can help determine if the child adequately meets these requirements and will suggest alternatives if necessary.

• Be up-to-date on immunizations against:

  • diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, Hib, hepatitis, measles, mumps, and rubella.



Adults must:

• Submit all JMPNS registration forms, $75 materials/extracurricular fee, and $100 registration fee by the provided deadline or one week prior to first day of attendance.
  If all forms are not received by the first day of school (or first day of attendance) the child will not be allowed to participate.

• Maintain a current (negative) Tuberculosis (TB) report, as well as proof of Tdap, MMR, and Influenza immunizations on file with the school.
  The State of California requires all persons working with young children to have a negative TB and the above vaccinations. This includes all volunteering family members, or any other person working in the classroom. No one will be allowed to volunteer in the classroom until this report is on file.

• Be able to work one full class day per week per enrolled child.
  If the scheduled adult is unable to work, they are responsible for finding a substitute. Siblings are not allowed to attend during the adult’s work day. Other arrangements will need to be made for both younger and older siblings.

• Participate at JMPNS events, such as field trips, class parties, and fundraisers.
  Transportation and supervision of children at these events are the responsibility of each child's guardian.

• Must serve on one committee or Board Member position per enrolled child per year.

• Attend all evening Parent/Business Meetings, for the entire duration of the meeting. Orientation is considered a meeting.
   

NOTE: California law allows parents, grandparents and guardians to take time from work to participate in their children's school or child care activities.