FAMILY HANDBOOK Sample Clauses

FAMILY HANDBOOK. I have received a copy of the Family Handbook which states the program’s admission policies, program philosophy, procedure to obtain staff qualifications and names, disciplinary practices, name, address and phone number of local Department of Social Services and health care procedures.
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FAMILY HANDBOOK. An electronic copy of our parent handbook will be available at the beginning of the school year. To request a paper copy, please call Xxxx, our Program Director, at (000) 000-0000. By signing below I acknowledge that I have received a copy (paper or electronic) of the 2022-23 Xxxxx Preschool Family Handbook. Additionally, I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to have read and understood the policies outlined in the handbook. Program information and policy topics in the handbook include: ● Vision, mission, and values ● History and school philosophy ● Our three guiding components ● Xxxxx Preschool program plan ● Tuition payment process ● Parking ● Drop-off/Pick-up Times and Late Fees ●The Xxxxx Preschool Curriculum ●Language Use ● Assessment ● Classroom Schedule ● Behavior guidance policies and procedures ●Health and Safety ● Birthday celebrations ● Pets ● Weather closing policy ● Field trips and classroom enrichment ●Parent-teacher conferences ● Take-home folders ● Written permission ● Volunteers ● Absences ● Withdrawal ● Arrival and departure procedures ● Missing child ● Emergency Procedures ● Clothing and personal property ● Snack and/or lunch ● Potty Training Policy ● Insurance coverage ● Parent grievance procedure ● Community assistance ● Data privacy ● Board of directors ● Staff directory ● Automatic withdrawal policy (no attendance) ●Immunizations and conscientious objector policy ●Maltreatment of minors mandated reporting I agree to keep this handbook in my possession during my child's attendance at Xxxxx Preschool, and to abide by Xxxxx Preschool's policies. First and last name of child
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FAMILY HANDBOOK. This contract shall remain in force until superceded by a later contract, or until the parent(s) or guardians(s) gives a one calendar months' written notice of intent to terminate this care agreement. Little Acorns can terminate care at anytime without notice. I HAVE READ THIS CONTRACT AND I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THE CONDITIONS AND POLICIES OF LITTLE ACORNS EARLY LEARNING CENTER. Print name of parent or guardian: Social Security Number: in accordance with 1974 Privacy Act Signature of Parent or Guardian Date: Print name of parent or guardian: Social Security Number: in accordance with 1974 Privacy Act Signature of Parent or Guardian Date: Parent/Guardian Address Parent/Guardian Phone Number Child’s Birth Date Print name of Little Acorns representative: Position: Signature of Little Acorns representative: Date: Amount due at registration: Registration Fee(s) Deposit: Material Fee: for Tuition: for
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FAMILY HANDBOOK. The Children's Center follow the guidelines mandated by the CDD, Community Care Licensing and California Adult Child Food Program (CACFP). I hereby agree to comply with the rules and regulations of the PCCD Children's Center Program regarding fees, attendance, health, parent education, child's behavior, contracted hours, extra clothing, and other items in the PCCD Children's Center Family Handbook. I understand, accept and will follow all and verbal policies of the PCQD Children Center Program. Upon enrollment, I understand that if I am receiving child care services on the CDD contract with or without a monthly fee, using an Alternative Payment Program or a full fee paying family, I am responsible for adhering to the following policies: All payments are due on a monthly basis as outlined in the Notice of Action, and are due by 5th of the month. A letter will monthly dues for the program year will be given to you within a week of enrollment. If payment is received after the 5th of the month a $25 late fee will bé assessed for full fee families. If payment has not been received in full by 7th of the month for subsidy families a Notice of Action shall be issued for termination of services stating that services shall be terminated two (2) weeks from the date of the Notice unless delinquent fees are paid before the end of the two (2) week period. If payments is received after 7th of the month more than once in a program year, your child care services will be terminated. Refunds for days of non-services are issued only when you provide your intent to leave the program in writing, two weeks prior to your last day. If you do not provide your intent to leave in writing, your refund will be denied and you will be responsible for the fees for the month (for full fee families only). Reasons for termination from PCCD Children's Center Program (for all families): -Delinquent fees -Not providing required documentation and paperwork to the Center for enrollment/ recertification -Inappropriate adult behavior (See Staffs Rights). -Inappropriate child behavior (See Children's Personal Rights and Staff Rights) -Domestic problems which interfere with the Center's operation -Inability to locate the parent while the child is in care. Additional reasons for termination from the PCCD Children's Center Program (for CDD subsidy contract families): -Five (5) consecutive days absent without notification -Using more than ten (10) Best Interest Days (BID) -Family no longer qualifies acc...
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FAMILY HANDBOOK. I have received a copy of the Family Handbook. I have read and understand its contents and policies and agree to be bound by same.
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