The holidays are approaching! Please review our updated schedule below for class cancellations and center hours. 🦃 Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule Date Status Hours Wednesday, November 26 No Classes Open 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday, November 27 (Thanksgiving Day) Closed — Friday, November 28 Closed — 🎅 Christmas & New Year Holiday Schedule No Classes: December 22 – January 2 Daycare Center Hours: 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM (unless noted) Date Status Notes Monday, December 22 Open — Tuesday, December 23 Open — Wednesday, December 24 Closed Christmas Eve Thursday, December 25 Closed Christmas Day Friday, December 26 Closed Day After Christmas Monday, December 29 Open — Tuesday, December 30 Open — Wednesday, December 31 Open Closing at 3:00 PM (New Year’s Eve) Thursday, January 1 Closed New Year’s Day Friday, January 2 Open — 📞 Questions or Concerns? Feel free to contact us: Phone: (219) 374-6025 Email: grandtotsdaycenter@gmail.com
November is full of learning, laughter, and seasonal fun—and now you can explore what’s ahead in each classroom! Our updated November 2025 activity calendars are now available online for families to view and download.
To help things run a little easier, we’ve put together this quick guide with answers to some of the most common questions we get from parents like you.
Join us this SATURDAY, February 22nd for excitement, friendship, and the thrill of the win at one of ten Bingo games! Get your daubers ready and mark your calendars for an afternoon filled with anticipation and fun. Each game pays $100 to the winner or winners.
Communicable Diseases: The center shall make every effort to control the spread of communicable diseasesand shall establish health policies and precautions as directed by the Board of Health. The center will issue immediate notification of existing cases of communicable disease for parents to be informed and take special precautions as directed. Likewise, parents need to alert the school of their child’s exposure to communicable diseases so that we may notify all current families immediately. Special precautions will be taken in permitting a child to return to school after an extended illness. Unless there is a statement from your doctor, a child who does not appear fully recovered will not be re-admitted to the school. Illness If a child becomes ill during school, the child shall be isolated from the group untilhe/she is picked up by the parent. Pick-up, of course, should be done as quickly as possible. Since young children are so susceptible to disease, a child will be sent home for one or more of the following conditions: You will be notified of any significant occurrences or problems that affect your child, including exposure to communicable diseases. Your child must be fever-free (with NO medication) for 72 hours before […]
