2009-2010 Calendar

September
9--Wednesday: Parent Night
14--Monday: Classes Begin with Orientation
28--Monday: No Classes--Yom Kippur

October
12--Monday: No Classes--Columbus Day

November
11--Wednesday: No Classes--Veteran's Day
23--Monday: Thanksgiving Show
25--Wednesday: No Classes--Thanksgiving Break
26--Thursday: No Classes--Thanksgiving Break
27--Friday: No Classes--Thanksgiving Break

December
3--Thursday: School Gift Auction
23--Wednesday: School Closes at the end of the day for Beginning of Winter Recess

January
4--Monday: School Resumes
18--Monday: No Classes--Martin Luther King Jr. Day
28--Thursday: No Classes--Parent Conferences
29--Friday: No Classes--Parent Conferences

February
15--Monday: Presidents Day

April
9--Friday: School Closed--Beginning of Spring Recess
26--Monday: Classes Resume

May
31--Monday: No Classes--Memorial Day

June
2-- Wednesday: Last Day of Class & Graduation
3--Thursday: Picnic
4--Friday: Rain Date for Picnic or Clean-up

Openings for Our Afternoon Session!

We have openings in our afternoon, three-day session for three or four year old children. The session is on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Please call 732-747-3990 today!

Orientation Day

Monday, September 14, 2009, will be orientation day for the children in our pre-k class, the 3 1/2-4 year olds and the Monday/Wednesday 2 1/2-3 year old class. Orientation is a one hour class, starting at 10 a.m. and ending at 11:00 a.m.

In the afternoon on Monday, there will be an orientation class for the 3 1/2-4 class which will run from 12 noon to 1 p.m.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009, will be orientation day for the children in the Tuesday/Thursday 2 1/2-3 year old class.

On Wednesday, September 16th, we will begin our regular schedule.

Back To School Night

Back To School Night for all parents who have registered their children in our school is tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Come and meet your child's teacher!

Our Philosophy

We promise a nurturing and supportive environment with encouraged parental involvement. Our programs are designed to enhance emotional growth and social skill development, which lead to better learning, creativity and healthy physical activity. Our discipline policy is based on firm, yet gentle persuasion to encourage cooperation.

We treat children to an environment in which social skills can develop as well as a cooperative spirit that will provide a foundation for a smooth transition to higher grades.

Staff, children and parents can share the joy of being together, working together, and building memories while being a part of TFCNS.

We believe that a happy first school experience coupled with exposure to a wide range of activities helps to instill a lifelong desire for learning.