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Parents Handbook
FAQ
- What is CCAP?
The
Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) helps eligible families that are
working, going to school or looking for a job afford child care.
CCap provides financial assistance for infants to children up to age 13 and for special needs youth up through age 18. They help families afford full-time care, part-time care and summer-time care.
CCap provides financial assistance for infants to children up to age 13 and for special needs youth up through age 18. They help families afford full-time care, part-time care and summer-time care.
- How do I register my child?
Call
the center and make an appointment. At that time, parents must
complete:
-An Agreement Form
-An Emergency Contact Information Sheet
-A copy of their work / class schedule
-A Child's Health Assessment must be on file by the first date of attendance
-The center must be able to reach at least one parent or designated emergency
person at all times. The child will be released to the following persons only:
-An Agreement Form
-An Emergency Contact Information Sheet
-A copy of their work / class schedule
-A Child's Health Assessment must be on file by the first date of attendance
-The center must be able to reach at least one parent or designated emergency
person at all times. The child will be released to the following persons only:
- The name on the sign-up sheet
- Names on the registration form
- A person who has been designated by the parent in a phone call to the director.
- Any person who is unknown to the staff must have a picture identification and must be on the child's pickup list.
- Is there designated parking?
Angels
of god has designated parking spaces for child care drop off/pick up.
Please exercise caution in walking to and from the parking lot. Do
not allow your children to enter or exit the Center alone. Please
escort your child into the classroom and be certain that a staff
person accepts them into care.
- What's the Sick Child Policy?
- Will you need to keep your little one home if she has a sniffle? How about a cough?
- Will the center contact you during the day if she/he spikes a fever?
