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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Why That 'Good Enough' Print Job Is Actually Hurting Your Brand

Posted on Monday 2nd of February 2026

A packaging procurement manager shares a costly lesson learned: how settling for 'acceptable' quality in marketing materials directly impacts client perception and brand value, with actionable advice for B2B companies. [...]

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The $22,000 Label Lesson: Why I Now Vet Every Template Before We Print

Posted on Monday 2nd of February 2026

A quality manager shares a costly mistake involving a misprinted batch of labels, detailing how a seemingly minor template mismatch led to major financial and operational headaches, and the verification process they implemented to prevent it from happening again. [...]

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The Hidden Costs of Cheap Brochures and Business Cards (And What to Actually Look For)

Posted on Monday 2nd of February 2026

An office administrator shares hard-won lessons on why the cheapest print job often costs more in the long run, and how to vet suppliers like Ardagh Group for quality and reliability. [...]

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How to Print a USPS Shipping Label: A Cost Controller's Guide to Avoiding Hidden Fees

Posted on Thursday 29th of January 2026

As a procurement manager, I've tracked over $180,000 in shipping costs. Here's my no-BS breakdown of when to print USPS labels yourself, when to use a service, and how to avoid the fees that can double your shipping spend. [...]

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The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Buying Greeting Cards (It's Not the Price)

Posted on Thursday 29th of January 2026

A quality manager explains why the cheapest greeting card quote often leads to the highest total cost, and how to make smarter buying decisions by looking beyond the sticker price. [...]

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48 Hour Print: Your Questions Answered (From Someone Who's Wasted $2,400 Learning the Hard Way)

Posted on Thursday 29th of January 2026

A procurement coordinator with 6 years of print ordering experience answers the most common questions about 48 Hour Print, including reviews, pp foam board options, and lessons learned from costly mistakes. [...]

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3M Automotive Adhesive Tape: When Rush Orders Meet Industrial-Grade Bonding

Posted on Thursday 29th of January 2026

A production coordinator's firsthand account of using 3M automotive adhesive tapes and pinstripe products under deadline pressure, with real cost comparisons and sourcing strategies for B2B buyers. [...]

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Why I've Stopped Chasing Promo Codes for Compliance Labels

Posted on Tuesday 27th of January 2026

A quality compliance manager explains why the hunt for Labelmaster promo codes often backfires, and what actually matters when ordering hazmat labels under deadline pressure. [...]

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When Lightning Source Is Your Only Option at 2 AM: A Rush Order Survival Guide

Posted on Tuesday 27th of January 2026

An emergency specialist shares hard-won lessons from coordinating 200+ rush book printing orders, including when Lightning Source through Ingram actually saves projects and when it doesn't. [...]

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Choosing the Right Packaging Supplier: A Scenario-Based Guide for Different Business Types

Posted on Monday 26th of January 2026

Not every facility needs the same packaging and supplies approach. This guide breaks down which sourcing strategy works best based on your order volume, timeline flexibility, and internal resources—with real mistakes to avoid along the way. [...]

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