Classroom Transition Letter

Did your student recently have a birthday and age out of a classroom? Are they developmentally ready to move to a new environment? Great! But don't make that move too fast! 

It is best practice to communicate with parents whenever you make changes to care and routines so that they can be a part of the process.

Take the guesswork out of it and use this ready-to-edit form to ensure the lines of communication remain open. 

I've used a version of this template in multiple programs so I know that it provides the information parents need and that licensing requires.

What will you get?

A foundational template in the form of a word document with verbiage that you can edit and customize to meet your program's unique needs. Feel free to change the font and colors to align with your program's brand so that it can seamlessly work with other documents you already use.

What happens when I purchase?

You will gain access to download the template and start communicating your transition plans to your parents today.

In case we haven't formally met, I'm Flora Q. Gomez and I'm an early childhood systems strategist. I help early childhood educators uncover the roadblocks that keep their programs from being in compliance and implementing higher levels of quality care and education. I zone in on classroom learning environments, staff-child interactions, and business practices so that you can fix and avoid common violations and work toward achieving higher quality recognition.

I am reliable and certified in multiple early learning assessment tools: Environment Rating Scales (ERS); Infant, Toddler, and Preschool CLASS; The Program Administration Scale (PAS), and the Business Administration Scale for Family Childcare Providers (BAS). I'm using my knowledge and experience as a state quality assessor to help you overcome and avoid many of the common mistakes I've seen in over 500 programs so that you can be in compliance and position yourself to be highly recognized as a quality child care provider.