Thank you for registering for After Care with Pick Up from Local schools and/or Extracurricular Activities.
Below you’ll find information about attending TNCS, including:
- Pick Up Procedures
- What to Expect
- Policies
- Required Forms
Review required paperwork and upload to SchoolDoc.
Picking Up from TNCS
After Care Dismissal is 3:45 pm–6:00 pm
- Please pick up your child no later than your chosen pick up time. For example, if your child is enrolled in After Care until 5:00 pm, you should plan to be on campus before 5:00 pm.
- Park on the street or in the school’s parking lot (TNCS spaces only), and pick-up at the door with the green awning.
- Please drive slowly!
Important Notes About the TNCS Parking Lot
- There is no parking at any time of the day or evening in spaces that are designated for Union Box or Sanctuary Body Works.
- Do not park along the side of the north building in the fire zone, or block the Merchant’s Point rowhomes garage doors at any time, for any reason, even for a short moment of time.
- Parking includes occupying the space for any length of time whether someone is in the car or not.
Additional Authorized Pick-up
Authorize friends or family members to pick up your child in SchoolDoc > Trusted Contacts.
Absences
If your child is absent on a day they would be picked up from PPPCS or HHA, please fill out the online reporting form.
Snacks
Children in the After Care receive a healthy snack. They are also welcome to pack snacks from home.
NO NUTS!
Absolutely no peanuts, tree nuts, or shellfish are allowed in TNCS due to severe student allergies.
Cell Phone Policy
Children are not permitted to use cell phones or electronic devices while at TNCS. Unauthorized cell phone use may result in the device being taken away and safely stored. Devices will be returned to the child upon their departure from campus.
Wellness at TNCS
The health and safety of our students and staff is our top priority. TNCS has a multi-prong approach to support wellness and prevent disease transmission including optional mask wearing for students and staff, routine hand washing, continuous air exchange, and self-reporting. TNCS stays up to date on guidelines and recommendations from the CDC, Maryland Department of Health, MSDE, and the Maryland Office of Child Care (OCC).