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Childcare is a crucial aspect of a child’s development, and it has been a challenge for parents to find affordable and reliable childcare options. The government recognizes the importance of childcare and is considering various subsidies to support daycare homes and centers. In this article, we will discuss the current subsidies being considered for daycare homes and centers, their potential benefits, and the challenges they may face…….

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Vacationing in Hawaii! Warm tropical winds, the beach, swimming pools with incredible water slides, awesome sunsets, mouth-watering sea food, fresh delectable fruit, and the Castello Familyscenery and terrain of the beautiful islands were all so welcoming. It was a trip the we will fondly remember forever. Anything and everything that you could want was available for the entire family. We first stayed on beautiful Maui and next ventured to the big Island of Hawaii during our 11 day visit……

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The Daily Walk

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Requirements, Policies and Procedures

– We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone at our sole discretion –

This information is a summary only.   Requirements, Policies, Procedures & Rates are subject to change without notice.

-REQUIREMENTS-

​PLEASE NOTE: A Meet and Greet will be required before scheduling any daycare days or overnight boarding.

Appointments are REQUIRED for this initial assessment.

All dogs joining us at CJ’s for daycare and or boarding are required to be:

• In a good condition of health. (No coughing, vomiting, diarrhea 48 hours prior to arrival)
• Well adjusted & display no signs of aggression towards other dogs or people.
• Free of fleas and on regular monthly flea protection.
• Spayed or neutered by 7 months of age for small to medium dogs, by 12 months for large & giant breeds.
• At least 4 months old, with all shots completed.
• Current on all vaccinations including: (Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, Bordetella, Canine Influenza (Starts as a series of 2 vaccines given 2-4 weeks apart, must wait 1 week after 2nd dose to attend, after that annual vaccine is required).
• Proof of current vaccinations will need to be emailed to us prior to a scheduled Meet and Greet appointment

*Dogs rescued from shelter must be home with new owner & illness free for at least 2 weeks. 

CANCELATION POLICY

-A no-show or cancellation within 24 hours of the scheduled reservation will still be charged a fee:

     Daycare: Half price of the daycare fee

     Overnight Boarding: One overnight boarding fee.  

1ST TIME CLIENT POLICY

For first time clients, we ask that you pay in full prior to your first Staycation or at the time of first drop off. 

LATE PAYMENT

Upon departure, your invoice will be sent via text. Please pay full balance within 7 days. If payment is not received in 7 days, there will be a $25 late fee added to your balance. 

LATE TEXTING AFTER HOURS

Next day add ons will be declined if texting requests are outside of our normal business hours.   (6:30am-7pm Monday-Friday & 9am-5pm Saturday & Sunday)

LONG TERM GUESTS

-LONG TERM GUESTS staying for more than 2 weeks will require a prepayment along with a credit card to be held on file in the event of further extension and incidentals such as additional food, products, and vet visits.

-PROCEDURES-

IN THE CASE OF EMERGENCY CARE our staff will notify all parties of any dog injury situation. If the owner is unable to pick up dog in a reasonable amount of time, CJ’s Pet Staycation is authorized to seek immediate medical attention from either vet partner. All charges prepaid by The CJ’s Pet Staycation will be reimbursed by patient owners. Any further financial compensation is to be worked out by owners of dogs involved. Owner will reimburse CJ’s Pet Staycation for any charges related to emergency care including the full cost of vet invoice plus a professional service fee (20%). I agree to indemnify and hold harmless CJ’s Pet Staycation for all and any results thereof.  

LIABILITY WAIVER: CJ’s Staycation which will do business in the State of California will endeavor to offer only sound, safe, and responsible care for my dog(s). However, I understand the risks inherent in dog daycare, including but not limited to interactions with other dogs and potential exposure to disease and parasites such as but not limited to fleas. Further, I am and will remain responsible for the actions of my dog at all times and I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless CJ’s Pet Staycation of any and all claims of injury, expense, costs, or damages caused by the actions of my dog while under CJ’s Pet Staycation care.

Kindergarten in the residential complex “Symbol” in Moscow

A competent approach to architecture is one of the most important factors in shaping the personality of a child. A space built with
actual pedagogical theory,
encourages children to communicate with each other, creates favorable conditions for games and development, brings up a sense of beauty. This is the environment that the architects of the ATRIUM bureau tried to create in the new kindergarten.

location:

Moscow, Zolotorozhskiy Val, 11

photo:
Dmitry Voinov

design:

2018–2019

implementation: 2021

plot area:

0.8 ha

total area:
4 310 m ²

capacity:
330 seats

project authors:
ATRIUM

Anton Nadtochiy, Vera Butko, Dmitry Khudenkikh, Svetlana Kharitonova, Alexei Sorokin, Olga Romanova, Petr Alimov, Anastasia Galutkina, Ekaterina Kotlova, Alexander Komissarov, Anna Alenicheva, Ivan Khripkov

Residential complex “Symbol” on the territory of the former plant “Sickle and Hammer” ATRIUM architects have been engaged in a comprehensive and long-term, and the design of educational spaces, along with the residential and living environment, is their key competence. So here all the stars converged as they should (and the letters too – they, in the role of Atlantes, support the edge of the hull from the side of the main entrance). In addition, the kindergarten is adjacent to the school, which is also being designed by ATRIUM, and the Green River park. Together, they create a space in which educational projects are visually and aesthetically integrated into a single urban development – which is not often the case.

Location plan: kindergarten on the right and the school building on the left

Ground floor layout

Second floor layout

Third floor layout

The cornerstone in the design of the kindergarten was the issue of compactness: the site has an irregular triangular shape and is significantly limited in area. As a result, the building consists of two blocks connected by a glazed corridor. The front one is lined with dark brick-like concrete tiles and echoes the decoration of the adjacent school building. The second block is light, with a plastered facade and an arbitrary arrangement of windows, which are highlighted with multi-colored slopes.

Through the glazed walls of the upper levels and the corridor on the first floor, a view opens up to a spacious three-height hall decorated with the Flamingo art object. Pupils 3-4 and 4-5 years old occupy the first floor, older children and preparatory groups – the second and third floors. All group rooms are equipped with transformable partitions that separate sleeping and play areas. In addition, on the second floor there is a music class with an inventory and methodological room.

As we can see, when choosing color schemes for both interiors and facades, the architects deliberately chose neutral shades without deliberately “childish” tones. The aforementioned column letters are another matter: a more visual evidence of the typology, perhaps, is not required.

06/01/2023

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Municipal budgetary pre-school educational institution “Kindergarten No. 203” Neposedy “of the city of Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic | Official site

Municipal budgetary preschool educational institution “Kindergarten No. 203” Neposedy “of the city of Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic

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06/21/2023

That’s porridge!

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Love and know our native land!

06/20/2023

On the eve of the Republic Day in Chuvashia in Kindergarten 203 “Fidgets” of the city of Cheboksary celebrated the Chuvash holiday “Akatuy” and the birthday of the 2nd building, which is already 6 years old.

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That’s porridge!

06/21/2023

Love and know our native land!

06/20/2023

On the eve of the Republic Day in Chuvashia in Kindergarten 203 “Fidgets” of the city of Cheboksary celebrated the Chuvash holiday “Akatuy” and the birthday of the 2nd building, which is already 6 years old.

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