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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Posted on Saturday 9th of May 2026

A cost controller's practical comparison of two unrelated 'duck' procurement scenarios: buying handprint duck coloring pages and building wood duck nesting boxes. We break down the hidden costs and true value of each. [...]

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The Real Cost of Cheap Disposables: Why That 'Budget' Hot Cup Order Might Be Costing You More

Posted on Saturday 9th of May 2026

An admin buyer shares the hidden costs of buying the cheapest disposable cups, plates, and bowls for your office or business. Learn why value over price matters. [...]

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Why I Stopped Relying on 'Standard' Packaging Specs (A $3,200 Mistake)

Posted on Friday 8th of May 2026

An insider's look at why relying on 'standard' packaging specifications without verification leads to costly mistakes, with practical takeaways for B2B buyers. [...]

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Brother Supplies & Office Printing: 8 Cost Questions You're Afraid to Ask

Posted on Friday 8th of May 2026

A cost controller answers the most common (and some not-so-common) questions about Brother toner, label printers, ink, and office printing supplies. Real data, real experience, real talk. [...]

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Berry Global: 8 FAQs on Aluminum & Flexible Packaging for B2B Buyers

Posted on Thursday 7th of May 2026

Practical answers to common questions about Berry Global's packaging solutions, aluminum packaging technology, and what B2B procurement teams should consider when evaluating suppliers. [...]

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My Berlin Packaging Order Checklist: 8 Rules I Learned the Hard Way (So You Don’t Have To)

Posted on Thursday 7th of May 2026

A practical 8-step checklist for placing orders with packaging suppliers like Berlin Packaging. Written from the perspective of someone who learned these rules through expensive mistakes. [...]

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Why Most People Get Rush Orders Wrong (And How to Actually Think About Packaging Deadlines)

Posted on Tuesday 5th of May 2026

An opinion-based argument on why proactive verification is superior to reactive crisis management for packaging deadlines, based on real-world experience handling rush orders. [...]

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How to Choose & Use Your Office Label Maker: A No-Fluff Checklist for SMBs

Posted on Tuesday 5th of May 2026

A practical, step-based guide for small and medium business owners on choosing, setting up, and getting the most out of a Brother P-Touch label maker, focusing on value and avoiding common mistakes. [...]

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The Bankers Box File Storage Setup: A Quick Checklist (What Size & How to Order)

Posted on Wednesday 29th of April 2026

A practical guide for office managers on ordering Bankers Box file storage, including dimensions, sizing, and a step-by-step ordering checklist to avoid common pitfalls. [...]

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Can You Put Stickers on an Envelope? USPS Rules, Cost, and (Smart) Alternatives

Posted on Wednesday 29th of April 2026

A procurement manager who’s shipped thousands of orders explains the real USPS rules on envelope stickers, how seasonal branding caused a $1,200 redo, and when to use labels instead to avoid delays. [...]

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