For the safety of all children, parents or authorized caregivers bring children directly to our entrance at drop-off. At pick-up, simply ring the doorbell and a teacher will bring your child to you.

We value this daily connection with families and are always happy to share a brief update about your child’s day.

Yes. Fresh, nutritious meals are an important part of our care at Little Star.

We prepare two fresh meals each day—lunch and dinner—along with a fresh fruit snack between meals. Our meals are thoughtfully prepared with young children in mind, so families can feel confident that their children are well cared for throughout the day.

Not a problem at all. Families do not need to speak English or Mandarin at home for their child to benefit from our bilingual environment. Children are naturally exposed to both languages through play, conversations, stories, music, and everyday routines. We respect every family’s home language and cultural background and welcome families from all backgrounds into our Little Star community.

If your child gets sick at school, we will immediately call his/her parents using the phone numbers provided.

If your child is at home and sick, we ask that you only bring them back to Little Star when their fever is gone for at least 24 hours. If they contracted a contagenous disease, we request a doctors note before returning.

Our facility is equipped with security cameras, safety locks on doors, and a buzzer system that informs us whenever someone opens the main entrance doors.

Please bring the following items to school every day:

• Water bottle

• Hat, sunscreen, and/or UV protectant clothing

• Milk

• Diaper (if not potty trained)

• Changing clothes

• Bedding

• Bib (if needed)

• Any stuffed animals, toys, or snacks as needed. Please note however that small items/personal belongings tend to get lost and become very hard to find, and Little Star Bilingual Learning Center is not liable for personal belongings that are lost at our school.