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Classes on Two Hour Delay Schedule Today

Sure Foundation classes will be on a two hour delay schedule on Thursday, February 21st!

Co-op families should have received an email with details and an updated schedule for the day. High school classes will begin at 10 instead of at 8. All classes will still meet, with the exception of Latin, French, and World History. Those students should have received an email from the instructor.

See you at 10! Pajama Day is still on!

Questions? Contact us at SureFoundationTutorial@gmail.com

~~edited at 7:55am to reflect the updated schedule~~
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