RESOURCE LINKS
https://www.wilkeschildren.org/
https://ncchildcare.ncdhhs.gov/
United Way of Wilkes County
Wilkes Council for the Early Years
Wilkes County Schools
Yadkin Valley United Fund
Dial 988 for Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Ways To Volunteer:
*Read a story or do music through zoom or recording
*Help with gardening by donating time or materials
*Join classroom while on the playground (masks are required)
*Share information, items or food ideas to support cultural differences/diversity
If you have ideas of ways you would like to volunteer please call the office and share them with us.
2023-24 School Calendar located at the bottom of this page.
WDDS Designated Breastfeeding Area
Wilkes Developmental Day School welcomes Breastfeeding mothers. We understand the importance of breastfeeding for children and their mothers.
We offer a private designated area just for breastfeeding purposes and encourage parents through education and resources to make a choice that is right for them and their family whatever that may be. We support you 100%.
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FOR OUR PARENTS
Wilkes Developmental Day School appreciates your trust in us with the care and education of your child. Parental involvement is strongly encouraged. Therefore, parents are welcome and encouraged to visit our school at anytime!
Our Family Handbook describes many opportunities for you to become involved, including suggesting activities for your child's classroom. Our Family Handbook can be viewed and downloaded from a link on this page.
SCHOOL GOALS
School Goals are developed from the information obtained from parent surveys.
The teacher will often share information about things happening in the program and wants to know about things the child is doing at home.
The teacher asks about things that are important to the family and uses this information to help the child grow and learn. The parents receive written reports about the child at least twice a year. The program helps families get to know other families in the program and encourages families to support each other. The parents are always welcome at the program and are invited to participate by helping to plan events, being involved in decisions about the program and taking on leadership roles.