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Hi families, I'm Miss Greenhouse, the front office manager here at Kimberly and I have something very important to tell you all every day really comes. Hi, I'm Officer Nippy with the Nuance Police Department. We know life gets busy and we also know that showing up to school every day helps your child grow. That includes our tiniest Kippsters pre-K and kindergarten too. Some of our babies, this is their very first school experience in everyday helps them build friendships. Routines and confidence, even in pre-K they're becoming better learners and preparing for a brighter future. No, why do you come to school every day? Can you just go to learn how to be an engineer? Engineer. OK Melanie, why do you come to school every day? I come to school to learn how to be a community helper. Does not come to school everyday is to get a high school in college or start my career as a football player. Nurse Burke called her. Let's talk about when it's OK to miss school. Here are a few excuse reasons. Fever, a contagious illness, a doctor's appointment, a family emergency or funeral. But some common reasons we hear, like headache, tiredness, waiting on uniforms aren't excused. If your child has a headache, try children's Tylenol or Advil and send them in. If you're waiting on uniforms, don't worry, just come anyway. Every day your child shows up, they're learning more, growing together in building the future you imagine for them. In here at Kept New Orleans, we're imagining great futures together, so let's keep showing up. Every day counts, especially for our littlest learners.