October 2026 Newsletter

Happy October!

I am happy to say that all of our children have settled into school. Sounds of joyful learning fill our hallways daily. We are so grateful to be a part of your children’s lives. Thank you for trusting us during these formative years. Our BBQ was a huge success. It was wonderful seeing so many families in

attendance. Thank you to everyone who volunteered and helped things run smoothly. We hope you enjoyed the evening as much as we did!

Save the date for Trunk or Treat – October 23rd from 5 – 6:30 PM. Special thanks to 3’s dad, Jaison Pajaro for coordinating this special event for us! We are thrilled to host Trunk or Treat at 4CCN. We hope everyone will participate. Flyers are posted around the school and were sent home with your child with more information. The more cars the better, so scan the QR code and decorate your trunk! We will also be collecting non-perishable items for the church pantry the week of Trunk or Treat to assist families in need.

Days to Note

10/16: No School

10/23: Trunk or Treat

OCTOBER SNACKS

The snack calendar is posted on the bulletin board outside the office. Snacks this month include: cheese and crackers,

4CCN trail mix (cereal and raisins), Goldfish and apple juice, yogurt and cheerios. Please let the office and your child’s

teacher know if you don’t want them to consume one of these snacks. Thank you!

FALL CONSIGNMENT SALE

The Consignment Sale has been going incredible well. I am so grateful to our Chairs: Danielle Sullivan, Jessica Cooper,

and Andrea Serradilla for the countless hours and energy they have poured into the sale. Thank you to all of the volunteers

for helping everything run smoothly. Thank you to Donna for handling all of the financials for the sale. We couldn’t pull off

this wonderful fundraiser and community event with out each and everyone of you. Check out November’s newsletter for

more specifics regarding the success of the sale.

October is National Dental Hygiene Month. This month is dedicated to promoting healthy mouths and celebrating the hard work of your dental hygienist. If your child has never been to a pediatric dentist, now is the time to make an appointment.

HALLOWEEN CELEBRATIONS

Please check with your classroom newsletter/emails for more information about how your child’s class will celebrate.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

PLANS FOR 4CCN

4 Corners Community Nursery’s philosophy is to always

keep your child{ren} safe when he/she is in our care.

We have developed an emergency plan that will be put into place if special circumstances require a

different type of care. Plans for these special types of care are reviewed annually. The 4CCN staff is

trained in the appropriate response and local emergency management is aware of these plans. The

specific type of emergency will guide where and what special care will be provided.

• SHELTER AT THE SITE: This plan would be put into place in the event of weather

emergency or unsafe outside conditions or threats. In this plan, children will be cared for

indoors with secured and locked doors. Parents will be notified if they need to pick up their child

before regular time.

• EVACUATION TO ANOTHER SITE: This plan would be put into place in the event that

is not safe for the children to remain at 4CCN. In this situation, staff has predetermined alternate

sites for care. The choice of the site is determined by the specific emergency and what would be

an appropriate site.

• METHOD TO CONTACT PARENTS: In the event of an emergency, parent will be

called, a note will be placed on the door, and radio/TV stations will be alerted to provide

more specific information. You can also check for information on our website www.4ccn.org.

Depending on the distance from the center, the children will walk if feasible or be transported to

the alternate site.

• EMERGENCY ENDS/REUNITING WITH CHILDREN: When the emergency

ends, parents will be informed and reunited with their children as soon as possible. The contact

methods listed above will be used to inform parents.

The purpose for sharing this information with you is not to cause worry, but to reassure you that

we are prepared to handle all types of emergencies in a way that will ensure the safety of your

child(ren). In the event of an actual emergency, please do not call 4CCN - it will be important to

keep the lines open. If you have questions regarding this information, talk with the director or your

child’s teacher.

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