We are so excited to resume our in-person gatherings on Sunday, March 13! We look forward to seeing lots of familiar faces from our volunteers and families.
 
During this time of transition, we took the opportunity to evaluate children’s ministry and dream about some possible adjustments to reach more families. So while some things will feel exactly the same, there will be a few changes. 

As we prepare to welcome you back to our hallways, please complete this form if your family plans to attend on March 13. This registration is not required but will be helpful for us as we make plans to regather. 

Below are some guidelines to help you know what to expect on Sunday mornings.
Check In
Families will be able to check in and get name tags for children outside our Preschool or Elementary hallways in the same areas as usual. Please note that in accordance with our safety measures, our check in areas will not be self-serve – our check in team members will be ready to assist you. Parents can then escort their children to their appropriate classes. Middle school students will be able to check in upstairs, outside of the Den.
Preschool
On the TreeHouse hallway, we will have a Nursery (ages 6 weeks – 12 months & walking), Toddler & Two year old room (ages 1-2), and our Preschool & PreK friends (ages 3-5) will meet in the TreeHouse large group room. Each group will be engaged with worship, story time, and games and/or crafts. 
Elementary
All Kindergarten - 5th grade students will meet on the ClubHouse hallway. Instead of one large group lesson followed by small group activities, kids will rotate through six stations each morning with their grade level. Each station will highlight an element of the week’s lesson, such as a craft, a game, an object lesson, a discussion, a meditation, or a story. Each rotation will be led by an adult and the rotations will be adjusted to fit the age of the group. Each grade level will have a specific room and a specific group of small group leaders. Kids will be dropped off in their room, rotate through the stations and return back to their room to be picked up each week.
Open Arms
Crosspointe's Open Arms program is designed to offer families peace of mind when they leave their children who may need extra support or just a buddy to navigate our Sunday morning environments. Buddies can be matched through our Open Arms process. We want to better understand and come alongside families facing unique situations - the first step is to complete this form  and someone from our team will contact you. Even if you participated in our Open Arms program previously, we ask that you fill out this form again to update us on your child’s current needs. 
Covid Protocol FAQ
We know that many of you have questions regarding Covid protocols as we regather in person on Sunday mornings. As we are all aware, recommendations regarding Covid are constantly evolving, so our answers to these questions will evolve as well. We will do our best to communicate quickly as situations change. While we can’t predict all of your concerns, we have put together a list of frequently asked questions to help.
 
Are masks required?
Masks will be required for all volunteers and staff. Masks are recommended for all children. 
 
What if my child is sick on a Sunday morning?
In an effort to keep all children and adults healthy and safe, please do not attend on a Sunday morning if you or your child are exhibiting any symptoms of illness, including but not limited to runny nose, cough, sore throat, headache and fever. 
 
Do we notify you if our child tests positive for Covid after attending on a Sunday morning?
Please email kids@crosspointe.org if your child tests positive for Covid the week after attending on a Sunday morning.
 
Will I be notified is someone in my child’s class tested positive after attending on Sunday morning?
If a child or volunteer tests positive for Covid after attending on a Sunday morning, we will notify anyone that came in contact with that person. 
 
Are all volunteers vaccinated?
We are taking all necessary precautions to ensure that each child is safe and remains healthy without violating HIPAA laws. 
 
What cleaning procedures are being implemented before class? During class?
All items in a classroom will be cleaned and disinfected prior to use. We are intentionally planning activities with limited use of shared items. We will frequently wash hands and/or use hand sanitizer. 
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