Sutter Preschool News
November 6, 2026
Each week, I will share some photos of how our staff displays our core values with students, families or one another. At the start of the school year, our team identified 4 core values and developed commitments to make these actionable with students, families and colleagues.
INCLUSION IN ACTION
Important Information
Upcoming Dates to Know
- November 15- Fall Clean Up
- November 17- PTA Meeting (THIS IS A CHANGE FROM ON CALENDAR BELOW)
- November 25-27 No School
- November 30- Progress Reports/Developmental Learning Profiles Shared w/families
- December 3- Transition Night for Eligible Families
- December 8-10- Holiday Shop
- December 22-January 3- Holiday Break
*Spirit Day's on Thursday if your child would like to wear Sutter or Worthington gear*
Kindergarten Registration (No Need to Enroll)
Kindergarten Registration will open on 11/16/26. If your child is currently attending Sutter and is age-eligible to attend Kindergarten in the fall of 2027-2028 school year, you will NOT need to register your child.
Eligibility
To be eligible for kindergarten enrollment, your child must turn 5 years old on or before August 20, 2027.
Required
Any child that is 6 years old on or before August 20, 2027.
All-day Kindergarten
Worthington Schools proudly offers universal, no-cost, all-day kindergarten for all students. This means that every eligible child in our district has access to a full day of high-quality kindergarten education at no expense to families.
Save the Date
From Nurse Megan
Mastering the "Autumn Layer"
Autumn weather can fluctuate drastically between morning drop-off and afternoon recess.
- The Layering Rule: Parents should dress toddlers in three layers—a breathable base t-shirt, an insulating middle layer (sweater or fleece), and a weather-resistant outer shell or coat.
- Focus and Comfort: Improper clothing directly impacts a child's focus and learning capacity during the day.
- Footwear Choices: Swap out summer sandals for closed-toe sneakers or rain boots. Preschoolers require sturdy shoes to navigate damp lawns and leaf piles safely while developing gross motor skills.
The convergence of cooler weather and indoor play drives the transmission of respiratory illnesses. A quick guide for parents helps identify when to keep a child home:
Primary Fall Symptoms/Action Plan
Common Cold: Milder symptoms: runny nose, light congestion, sneezing. Rest, hydration, and return to school if fever-free.
Flu: Sudden onset: high fever, intense body aches, severe fatigue. Keep home. Prioritize annual flu vaccination.
RSV: Persistent coughing, wheezing, noticeable breathing difficulties. Consult a pediatrician immediately if breathing is labored.
Megan Harrison RN, BSN
District Information
Message From the Director of Special Education
I believe that strong partnerships between families, educators, and the community are the foundation of student success. Throughout the year, I look forward to getting to know our students, families, and staff while continuing to build inclusive learning environments where every learner can thrive. I would also like to invite you to share your valuable feedback on our special education services by completing a brief survey. Use this LINK HERE.
Worthington Connects
Dear Worthington Families,
As the holiday season approaches, we warmly invite you to join Worthington Connects, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting families in need within the Worthington community. Our mission is to provide essential resources, spreading joy and hope to those facing challenges.
There are several meaningful ways you can give back this holiday season:
Sponsor a Family: Provide gifts and essential items directly to a family in need.
Donate a Laundry Basket of Essentials: Items like cleaning supplies, toiletries, and non-perishable food are always appreciated.
Contribute to a Family Stocking: Gift cards, small gifts, and other stocking stuffers are wonderful ways to brighten someone’s holiday.
Monetary or Gift Card Donations: Your financial contributions or gift cards help us address families' unique needs.
To learn more or to make a donation, please fill out this Google Form to let us know how you'd like to contribute.
Click here to make a monetary donation.
Thank you for your generosity and for helping make the holidays brighter for those in need!
Warm regards,
The Worthington Connects Team
PTA Information
Check out our website for more information about meetings and ways to volunteer.