Sunshine and Rainbows Early Learning Center

“The form 990 will be completed by heritage cpas, and reviewed by the program's accountant and co-directors. The form will be available for viewing by the public and the governing board. A printed copy will be kept in the co-director's office.”

“The bylaws of the program contains a specific clause dealing with conflict of interest. It is article 8 located on p. 14 of the sunshine and rainbows elc bylaws. The policy allows for presentation to the board at any of their scheduled meetings.”

“The governing board evaluates the co-directors of the program, approves the renewal of their contracts, and makes recommendations for salary increases. All documents are kept in the co-directors' personnel files in the office.”

“The texas state licensing inspection, the city of allen health inspection, the licensing permit, and the director authorization certificate are posted outside the main office of the preschool. The operating policies and all the handbooks are in the cabinets located in the main preschool office. The parent handbook, including the operational policies, is available on the preschool website at www.sunshineandrainbowselc.org.”

“Line 2b: includes tuition less reimbursements, credits, employee discounts, and the angel fund. The angel fund account gives assistance to families who express a financial need for a reduction in the monthly tuition fees.”

“The mission of sunshine and rainbows early learning center is to provide a christ-centered, safe, and creative environment that nurtures each child and encourages compassion for others. We support a play-based love of learning while fostering the intellectual, spiritual, social, emotional, and physical growth and development of young children. We promote the growth in each child's god given talents, and abilities, and believe that education is a partnership between parents and teachers.”

“Sunshine and rainbows early learning center, formerly known as rainbow days that was established in 1985, became its own entity in july 2013. The program serves children 2, 3, 4, and 5 years of age, and provides an enriching spiritual, intellectual, social, physical environment that benefits the preschool children, their families, and the surrounding community. We provide a curriculum that aligns with the developmentally appropriate practices developed by the national association for the education of young children. The learning is center based with teacher guidance, thereby encouraging self-discipline, curiosity, creativity, and knowledge mastery of preschool skills. The goals for our preschool are for the children to leave us with a love and curiosity for learning, confidence in their skills, as well as the ability to socialize and form lasting friendships.”