Must do
Luca's red words · this week
what · who · your · has · his · come. Thirty seconds. We count it.
Liam's red words · so far
THE · TO. This week: the sounds /o/ and /d/, the words on and off. LIKE is a high-frequency word.
What your phone says at 5:30
One line a day. We see when it is opened. The nights the other parent has them, it lights up their phone instead.
Open from the school
Done
This week the teacher wants
Luca: s-blends (st, sp, sm, sn, sc, sk, sw) · the six red words · retelling Honey…Honey…Lion! · sentences with a capital and the right end mark · Everyday Math 1.10–1.12 and the Unit 1 check-in.
The practice passages in his binder match the week's phonics. Read them twice.
Mrs. Amick, Sun 9/7Liam: the sounds /o/ and /d/ · on and off · the letter C · red word TO · high-frequency LIKE · quick-look counting · shapes and patterns.
The "off days" activity uses the weekend picture you sent. The heart puzzle uses the words you wrote about him.
Mrs. Chait, Fri 9/4 and Mon 9/7After-care
Mon–Thu until 5:45 · Fri until 5:30 · ECLC carpool line · call the after-care line (in the 8/11 email) when you pull in.
Three late pick-ups with fees and they re-evaluate the spot. A change of plans goes to the teacher and assistant, with Patricia Sánchez and Hannah Reyes copied.
No after-care: Oct 30 (noon dismissal) · Nov 20 · Dec 17 (closes at 4) · Dec 18 (noon) · Mar 12 · Mar 25 (noon) · May 25 · conference days.
Patricia Sánchez, Tue 8/11 · the emailThe albums
The teachers' Drive albums as a swipe. Tap one and it opens the email that carries it — your mailbox, your login.
Next: the pictures themselves ride here, newest first, once the folders are shared with the intake.
Your card
A face, a name, a birthday with no year, two minutes of you talking. That is the whole sign-up.
Luca's class · 1C
Liam's class · K2
School
Other parents' faces land here when they opt in. Nothing about any other child is on this page.
Groups
Only the groups the boys are actually in. Invites that get an RSVP, carpools, "who has the form."
On watch this week: you
One job. Make sure this week's emails get forwarded in and the announcements are posted. That is it.
- Sep 7 – 13Chip Lewis
- Sep 14 – 20open — take it
- Sep 21 – 27open — take it
- After-careone person, always — open
Forward once. We do the rest.
- A parent forwards the school emailOr a teacher CCs the address. Nobody changes how they work.
- We read it and sort itHomework · sign-ups · events · after-school · photos · donations. Links shown, never followed.
- It lands on the right child's pageThe must-dos turn red. Your phone gets the one line that matters.
Free this year. If it works, a hundred dollars next year — or don't pay it.
Before anyone else sees this
The note to the other parents, in your voice. Not sent.
Real, and not yet
Real: every must-do, date, program, album, teacher and room parent — from your own school mail (chip.lewis@areyou64.com, Jul 13 – Sep 9: 73 emails) and the school's public calendar. Every item names its email, and every link here opens your own mailbox.
Your word, not the mail's: Liam's wrestling on Tuesdays · soccer on Fridays. Gold until confirmed.
Not yet: the watch schedule, the address, the selfie and mic, messaging, the photos inside the albums.
Left out on purpose: tuition, receipts, card details, the tablet code, the pick-up calendar, anything about any other child.