News for Parents

May Newsletter

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,” –Galatians 5:22

This month we will be learning about The Five Senses: Sight, Smell, Touch, Hearing and Taste! Our bodies have five amazing senses that help us explore the world around us. We can’t wait to learn and have fun with them all! Letters: Y, Z Numbers: 19 & 20. We will review shapes and colors.

Bible Story: “The Fruit of the Spirit”. God wants us to try to be good and have the fruit of the spirit in us. 

Dates to Remember:

May 4-8: Teacher Appreciation Week

May 16: Pelican Graduation

May 25: Memorial Day- CLOSED

Monthly Theme

Our theme for April is “Plants” and “Insects” as we learn about flowers, trees, butterflies, caterpillars, lady bugs and more!

Letters: V, W, X Numbers: 17 & 18.

Color: Purple. Shape: Oval.

Bible Story: Noah’s Ark

Dates to Remember

April 22nd: Pelican (rising kindergarteners) Graduation Photos w/ Silly Goose Photography

 *No need to dress up, they will be wearing a cap and gown.

May 16: Pelican Graduation

After School News

Beaufort County Schools Closings:

            May 25: Memorial Day- CLOSED

*Please notify the office if your child will be present on school out days.

Summer Camp is right around the corner! This summer, our theme is VBS’ ILLUMINATION STATION. During VBS kids will explore all the ways light brightens, illuminates, reflects, and reveals. Camp is open to all graduating Pelicans as well as Kindergarteners through age 8. All students turning 9 before June 1st have sadly aged-out of our program.

Directors Notes

We will cater lunch for our staff on Tuesday- May 5th but if you would

like to do something special for your child’s teacher the week of 4/4 – 4/8,

let the office know.

Pelican graduation will be on Saturday, May 16th at Camp Lowcountry Day

at 10AM for those who will be entering Kindergarten in the fall.

Be sure to apply your bug spray and sunscreen at home prior to coming to class. We may re-apply in the afternoon if needed. You may bring in LABELED sunscreen and bug spray.

We would like to wish all our Mothers a wonderful Mother’s Day and hope everyone will have a safe and fun Memorial Day! ***Reminder; we will be closed May 25th!

Parent Reminders

*Check daily reports for any needs such as extra changes of clothes, diapers, wipes, pull-ups, etc. Please check your child’s clothes in their cubby to make sure they are set for warmer, spring weather.

*Important reminder: Please keep your children at home if they are sick or exhibit symptoms of being sick. (Vomiting, fever, diarrhea, sore throat/cough, eye infection, rash).

*Be mindful during drop-off/pick-up. 3 minutes only under the porte chere. If you need to take a phone call, please park on the side of the building.

*Drop-off cutoff is 9:30AM, unless prior arrangements have been made with the office. For security reasons, the doors lock at 9:30- we are sometimes in the classroom and not always available to buzz you in.

*Every parent should have a security key card on hand. Please remember the Directors are not always at the front office. If you are habitually having to be buzzed in, we will assume you have lost your card and will issue you a $10 replacement card.

*To see all messages, parents must clock in/out with our ProCare touch screens. If your fingerprint is not working, please see the office for assistance.

Serving Christ,                                                                                                                                  

LCD Staff

 


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 LCD Holiday Closings

September 2025  August 2026

September 1st – Labor Day                                                                        

November 26thStaff Training
November 27th
28th Thanksgiving Holiday
December 23
January 1st – Christmas and Winter Break

January 19th –Martin Luther King Day

April 2nd– 4pm Closure
April 3rd –
 Good Friday/Easter Holiday
May 25th –
Memorial Day

 July 2nd – 4pm Closure
July 3rd Independence Day Observance