Forms

Find all of the important forms for Sunrise Children’s School here.

The forms are downloadable and include information for current families as well as prospective families. They can be filled in Adobe Acrobat and saved or printed.

Registration for the following school year will be held in January for returning students and February for all others. Registration fees are due upon acceptance into the program and are NON-REFUNDABLE.

For current families-

SCS Parent Handbook 2020

SCS Master Packet 2020

SCS Registration Form

For prospective families–

SCS Registration Form

SCS Calendar 2020-2021

Individual forms for 2019-2020-

SCS Calendar 2020-21

SCS Registration Form

SCS Permission to Participate

SCS Release Form

Tuition Form

SCS Medical Report Form

SCS Emergency Info Form

SCS Handbook Affidavit

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e6000 Cure Time: How Long to Wait Before Your Project is Truly Waterproof

Posted on Wednesday 25th of February 2026

A quality manager explains why e6000's cure time isn't a single number, breaks down the factors that affect it, and shares a real-world mistake that cost a project. [...]

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Dart Container vs. Local Distributors: A Purchasing Manager's Real-World Comparison

Posted on Tuesday 24th of February 2026

An office administrator with 5+ years of procurement experience breaks down the real trade-offs between ordering from a national manufacturer like Dart Container and using local packaging distributors, focusing on price, reliability, and hidden costs. [...]

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Dixie Paper Plates, Cups & Coupons: A Quality Manager's FAQ

Posted on Tuesday 24th of February 2026

A packaging quality manager answers the most common (and a few surprising) questions about Dixie products, from plate sizes and coffee cups to finding deals and avoiding costly mistakes. [...]

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The Real Cost of Rush Printing: When to Pay the Premium (and When It's a Waste)

Posted on Thursday 12th of February 2026

A printing coordinator with 200+ rush orders under their belt breaks down the hidden costs, operational realities, and the one scenario where paying for speed is non-negotiable for your brand. [...]

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The Real Cost of Cheap Bubble Wrap: A Procurement Manager's Deep Dive

Posted on Thursday 12th of February 2026

Why the lowest price per roll is a trap. A cost controller breaks down the hidden fees, quality failures, and logistical headaches that make cheap bubble wrap a budget killer. [...]

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Bemis Packaging vs. Local Print Shop: What an Office Admin Learned After 5 Years and $200K in Orders

Posted on Wednesday 11th of February 2026

A hands-on comparison of ordering custom packaging from a national supplier like Bemis versus a local print shop, from the perspective of an office administrator managing corporate procurement. [...]

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The 5-Step Checklist I Use to Vet Packaging Suppliers (And Avoid Costly Surprises)

Posted on Wednesday 11th of February 2026

A procurement manager shares their step-by-step process for evaluating packaging vendors, focusing on total cost of ownership and hidden fees that can derail your budget. [...]

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Rush Order Reality Check: When to Pay for Speed vs. When to Push Back

Posted on Wednesday 11th of February 2026

A packaging specialist breaks down the real-world math and risks of emergency orders, helping you decide when the premium is justified and when you're better off renegotiating the deadline. [...]

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Why I Think Bankers Box Sizes Are the Unsung Hero of Office Organization

Posted on Wednesday 11th of February 2026

A quality manager's perspective on why standardizing on Bankers Box dimensions for document storage isn't just about boxes—it's a foundational efficiency play that saves time, money, and sanity. [...]

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American Greetings Login and Printable Cards: Why "Convenience" Isn't Always What It Seems

Posted on Tuesday 10th of February 2026

A look at the hidden complexities behind online greeting card services, from login frustrations to the real cost of 'printable' convenience, based on years of managing consumer orders. [...]

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