Planning 2018-2019

We are planning for the 2018-2019 school year at Sure Foundation, and we need your help! Parents and teachers recently received an email requesting your responses about classes you'd like to see offered at Sure Foundation, and which classes you would be interested in teaching. Please prayerfully consider, and let us know what class you could offer to students in the upcoming school year.
Our first Open House will be Thursday, February 15th, when families considering Sure Foundation for next year are invited to stop in, meet us, and get more information.
Registration will open for renewing families on March 1st.
Our second Open House will be on Thursday, March 15th, and open registration will begin on that date.
Questions? Contact us at SureFoundationTutorial@gmail.com,

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