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Welcome to our new and returning families for the 2008-2009 school year. School starts on Monday, 21 July 2008

Please remember paperwork for your child. If you have not received a packet or your child's teacher assignment, please call the school.

We will need Kindergarten Health Assessments filled out by families and the child's pediatrician. You may download them here in pdf format

Click here to download the Kindergarten Health Assessment form in pdf format

Click here to download parent instructions for the form, also in pdf format

All Central Park School for Children Families are invited to our PTO Potluck Picnic in the Park

Sunday, 27 July 2008, 4 p.m.

Forest Hills Park (there is a water play area)

Please bring: your own utensils, plates, cups, napkins, picnic blankets, bathing suits, towels, sunscreen, bug spray

Here is what food to bring per grade: Kindergarten/First Grade - Main dish (recommended: chicken, pizza, pasta), Second Grade/Third Grade - Side dish or Salad (recommended: green salad, potato salad, bean salad, veggie dishes), Fourth/Fifth Grade - Dessert (recommended: cookies, cupcakes, fruit)

The PTO will provide water, tea, lemonade, and juice

Please bring enough of your dish to feed at least 6 people and label bowls and utensils that you would like to have returned



Please donate to our Sunshine Fund! It supports Field Trips, Outdoor learning and play environments (such as our new pond), and many other wonderful opportunities for our children. As a community we'd like to see everyone do what they can to make this effort successful.


Donate Online to Our Sunshine Fund using Paypal!

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School's Mission


The Central Park School for Children is committed to nurturing and guiding the natural eagerness of each child to explore, grow, and relate to others. The school is founded on three principles: that children are naturally full of life, power and confidence; that the best available research should guide our methods; and that children develop best in a community where curiosity, challenges and learning are valued. The school will create a community of partners to guide, cherish and be amazed by the children.





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Children working on an experiment at Central Park School for Children




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*School Newsletter - 14 September 2007 *

*Inclement Weather/Early Dismissal Policy (12-3-03)*








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Central Park School for Children
724 Foster Street
Durham, NC 27701
919-682-1200
info@centralparkschoolforchildren.org

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