The situation with COVID-19 presents many new challenges for schools and for families.
At Wonderay Academy, we provide opportunities for children to continue
learning both in person and online classes through the week and on Saturdays.
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Space and supervision for remote learning for children K-4 who are online in their own school, but taking classes online from our facility while their parents are working.
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Online and in person enrichment classes throughout the week and on Saturdays.
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Full bilingual daycare for kids through age 5.5.
**We take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of all children and staff, including social distancing, use of masks, frequent hand washing, and cleaning of surfaces and toys.**
Registration for the
2021-2022 school year is OPEN NOW:
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Dear WondeRay Families:
Due to the Covid-19 crisis, school districts in our area are selecting a wide variety of on-site and remote learning schedule options for the upcoming fall semester. Parents will be able to choose a fully remote option for their students or follow the hybrid model that is in place for your school district.
We are responding to the needs of families in our community by offering the Remote Learning Program at the Talent DC, so that parents and guardians can fulfill their work obligations, even when their children are not physically in school. Because our facility is ample space to appropriately social distance separate groups throughout the day. Students will be kept in their pre-determined groups throughout the day and week.
When school is in session, our staff will ensure that students are connected remotely through our high tech WIFI system with their own teachers, who will be streaming live from their classrooms. While we will assist children with their remote learning needs, Wonderay will not be able to provide one-on-one tutoring services.
Parents will be given the opportunity to choose what they would like their child to do after school. They can either do homework or participate in fun activities until they get picked up. This will include field/court activities, arts and crafts, laser tag and arcade time.
We will be following the CDC and Health Department guidelines, as we are currently doing for our Summer Camp. All safety protocols and procedures are already in place at the Talent DC. Temperature checks will be given to all students when they arrive and not be able to enter the building if their temperature is over 100.4. Face coverings will be required as mandated by the state. Students will wash their hands on a regular basis and use the many sanitizing stations throughout the building.
Tatyana Antselevich
