Welcome to Road to Success Academy Learning Center

Message from the Director

Dear Families,

Welcome to Road to Success Academy! I am honored to serve as your Center Director and partner with you in your child’s early learning journey. Our mission is to provide a safe, nurturing, and academically rich environment where children grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually.

Starting school is a big milestone — for both children and parents. We are here to make the transition smooth, joyful, and memorable.

Warmly,

Mrs. Mitchell

Center Director

🎒 What to Bring on Your Child’s First Day

Enrollment Application

Completed online enrollment form

Shot/Phyical forms

Form 3040 – Student Entry Health Exam (physical examination)

Form 680 or 681 – Florida Certification of Immunization (shot record)

Fees

Tuition payment for the first week of attendance
One-time registration fee
Annual supply fee

Parent Verification

Valid government-issued photo I.D. for parents and/or legal guardians

Labeled personal items

(blanket, change of clothes, diapers/pull‑ups if applicable)

School Uniform

💡 Preparing Your Child for the First Day

Welcome to Road to Success Academy Learning Center Child Care

Starting daycare or preschool is an exciting milestone for every child. At Road to Success Academy, we want to make sure your child feels confident and ready to embrace new routines, new friends, and new teachers. Here are some tips to help with the transition:

Build excitement:

Talk about “going to school” as a fun and positive adventure.

Discuss new experiences:

Share what they can look forward to — meeting friends, learning new things, and enjoying activities.

Set expectations:

Let your child know you won’t stay after drop‑off, but their teacher will always be there.
Teachers will introduce fun activities and help them feel comfortable.
Making new friends will be part of the journey.

Encourage teacher connection:

Interact with the teacher together so your child feels secure when you leave.

Model calm confidence:

Your words and actions during the first few days strongly influence how your child accepts the new routine. Try to leave with reassurance rather than lingering in tears.

Smooth drop‑off:

Place your child’s hand in the teacher’s and leave promptly, showing trust in the staff.

Normalize separation:

Remind your child it’s perfectly normal for parents not to stay during school hours.

Allow adjustment time:

Children may feel anxious at first, but with time they adapt to their new surroundings.

Stay connected:

For peace of mind, parents are welcome to send messages during the day to check on their child.