Hello ICNS families!
I hope you are all enjoying a happy and safe spring break. This is just a friendly reminder about your ICNS committee responsibilities and the $20 fine that will be assessed if you do not fulfill these responsibilities. I will be taking down the March Committee Log In at the end of the day on Monday March 31st and anyone who does not have an entry recorded on this chart will be assessed a fine of $20.
That being said, I realize that since we only have one day left in March once we come back from the break, some of you may not have the opportunity to fill in what your contributions have been before the deadline, particularly those of you who attend on Tuesdays and Thursdays or later on in the week. Since March has been cut short for spring break, for this month only I will accept emailed reports of your committee contributions. You may email me at lesliesorensen@gmail.com up until Monday March 31st, midnight.
Thank you to each of you who have contributed to your committees this month and recorded something on the Log In. We have a wonderful school and our children are benefiting from all the great work you do!
Leslie Sorensen, ICNS Recording Secretary
About ICNS
- International Cooperative Nursery School
- La Jolla, California, United States
- ICNS, located on the UCSD campus for the past 35 years, was founded by the Zonta Club of La Jolla and the Friends of the International Center to offer a place for children to socialize. Originally started in 1962 as a babysitting pool in downtown La Jolla, over the next several years the program became more formally structured into a nursery school and the program was located in various buildings throughout the La Jolla community prior to moving to its permanent building in UCSD’s International Center in 1971. Today, we provide a fun and nurturing preschool experience for children ages two through five. Our program is designed to enhance each child’s physical, intellectual and social development through hands-on learning. The school’s educational philosophy is based on the premise that children learn through hands-on involvement with activities which they are motivated to learn. The curriculum includes art, music, creative movement, dramatic play, literacy, math and science. Being a cooperative, parent participation and input is central to maintaining our school.
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