Parent Resources
and
Family Support
Preschool should make life easier, not more complicated. This page gathers helpful information in one place so families can find answers faster, stay organized, and keep the school routine smooth.
Some items are handled directly through your campus office because details can vary by classroom and age group. If you are not sure where to start, your campus team will point you in the right direction.
Start Here (Choose What You Need)
If you are researching and not enrolled yet
Start with the step-by-step guide:
If you are a current family and need help quickly
Use your campus location page (each one includes contact information):
Common requests
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update emergency contacts
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update authorized pick-up information
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share allergy or medical notes
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confirm required enrollment paperwork
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ask about classroom supply guidance (if applicable)
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ask questions related to attendance or schedule changes
If you are still learning how everything works, this page helps explain the overall flow:
Quick Links Families Use Most
These pages answer the questions families ask most often:
If you are new here, start with our Enrollment Process page.
For tuition structure and what affects cost, visit Tuition and Financial Information
To preview what a typical day looks like, explore Curriculum and Daily Schedule
To understand campus procedures, visit Safety and Security
To learn about your child’s classroom support team, visit Meet Our Teachers and Staff
Procedure Reminders That Keep the Day Smooth
Most school-day stress comes from confusion, not from rules. These reminders help keep routines predictable for children and convenient for families.
Pick-up and drop-off updates
If you ever need to update authorized pick-up information, contact your campus team so expectations stay clear and consistent.
Attendance and schedule changes
If your child will be out or your schedule needs to change, letting your campus know early helps the day run smoothly for everyone.
Safety expectations
Our procedures are designed to support both protection and calm routines throughout the day.
At-Home Routines That Make School Easier
Parents often search for preschool parent resources because they want their child to feel confident and successful. A few simple habits at home can make mornings smoother and help children feel more secure at school.
If your child is having a tough drop-off
Hard mornings are normal, especially during transitions. The best support is consistency. A calm routine, a quick goodbye, and steady follow-through usually work better than long explanations at the door. Teachers are experienced at helping children settle in and redirect into the day.
Small routines that help a lot
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Keep bedtime and wake-up times as consistent as possible
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Build extra time into the morning so drop-off does not feel rushed
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Practice independence skills like shoes, jackets, and cleaning up
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Talk positively about school, even on hard mornings
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Keep goodbyes short and confident (teachers will help with the transition)
Great Beginnings Articles and Guides
Sometimes it helps to have simple, practical tips you can revisit at home. Our articles are built for real life with young children, including routines, learning through play, and ways to support your child’s growth between school days.
New articles are added over time, so you can always check back when you need ideas or encouragement.
Tip: If your resource hub is not live yet, keep the section and add the link when it is ready.
Helpful Parent Resources (Outside Links)
These links are shared as a convenience for families who want extra support at home. Great Beginnings does not control outside websites, and families should review any resource to make sure it fits their needs.
Child development and parenting
Zero to Three (early development and parenting tips)
NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children)
Read Aloud (reading tips and booklists for families)
Faith-based parenting support
FAQs About Parent Resources and Support
What if I need a form or need to update something for my child?
Contact your campus team and they will help you with the correct form and the right next step for your child’s classroom.
Where should I start if I am researching and not enrolled yet?
Start with the Enrollment Process page, then use the campus location pages to contact the campus you prefer.
What is the best way to get information quickly?
The campus location pages include contact information and are the fastest route for campus-specific questions.
Where do I find my campus contact information?
Each campus location page includes phone and location details. Choose your campus to reach the right team quickly.
What should I do if my child will be absent or our schedule changes?
Contact your campus as soon as you can so the team is aware and can guide you on the next steps.
Do you have recommended resources for families at home?
Yes. We share a short list of optional outside resources for child development and faith-based parenting support. Families should review any resource to make sure it fits their needs.
Need Help Right Now?
The fastest path for campus-specific questions is your campus location page:
Ready for Next Steps?
If you are researching and want a clear next step, start here:
If you would like to visit in person, you can schedule a tour online: