2020-2021 Children's Center Preschool Handbook

Scripps Trail Children’s Center Preschool

at Scripps Ranch Swim & Racquet Club FALL 2020 PARENT HANDBOOK Updated 7/31/2020 This document is a living document - it will be updated and changed as deemed necessary in response to the ongoing modifications related to COVID-19 guidance. Please check back often.

License #376600420 10250 Scripps Trail San Diego, CA 92131 (858) 549-5355 childrenscenter@srsrc.com

Monday - Friday 8:30am-1:00pm 8:00am-4:30pm 8:30am-5:00pm Updated: 7/31/2020

Welcome & Background Information

Welcome to the Children’s Center Preschool. We are excited to bring a high quality preschool experience to the Scripps Ranch community. The Scripps Trail Children’s Center is owned and operated by Scripps Ranch Swim & Racquet Club (SRSRC). Our Preschool program is licensed by the State of California’s Department of Social Services’ Community Care Licensing Division.

The preschool program provides full time and half day childcare options Monday - Friday for children ages 3-5 years old who are fully potty-trained (children are wiping on their own and having less than two accidents in a week). Children who are turning 5 by September 1 are eligible for Kindergarten and may not enroll in the Children’s Center Preschool program.

Philosophy & Goals

At the Children’s Center preschool program, our goal is to provide quality childcare in a nurturing and safe environment. We will focus on the whole child (social/emotional, cognitive, language, and physical development) through an integrated curriculum.

We believe that children learn best in a developmentally appropriate environment, with ample opportunity for each child to experience success. We provide opportunity for the children to participate in group and self-directed activities as well as indoor and outdoor play.

Teachers & Curriculum

We provide teachers who are exceptional in their capacities for guiding and caring. They are committed to providing a preschool program that is stimulating, safe, and inviting with a curriculum designed for maximum success. Our teachers meet or exceed California State Licensing requirements and are committed to professional growth and development. Children’s Center teachers that work with your child have been fingerprinted, received a background check by the Department of Justice and the FBI, and received clearance from Community Care Licensing before they can work with the children. In addition, all of the teachers are required to have college units in Early Childhood Education.

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Supervision

The Children’s Center Preschool maintains a 1:12 staff to student ratio per our licensing requirements.

Admission Forms

It is the parent’s responsibility to complete the registration forms by the child’s first day of attendance.

The forms are in your registration packet and are required by the State of California’s Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division. Your child will not be able to attend the program until all required forms have been completed and turned in. Please keep our daycare within code, by continuing to provide the Center with any important changes in phone numbers, addresses, or names on your emergency or pick-up list. ● LIC 700 ID & Emergency Info ● LIC 702 Parent’s Report ● LIC 627 Consent for Emergency Medical Treatment ● LIC 995 Notification of Parent’s Rights ● LIC 613A Personal Rights ● LIC 701 Physician’s Report ● Copy of Immunization Record ● Preschool Contract ● Custody stipulations/Court Ordered Forms (If needed)

Statement of Risk Related to COVID-19 An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. By visiting SRSRC, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19 for you and your child.

Each individual must weigh and evaluate their comfort level with the risks associated with being around others, while taking into consideration important additional risk factors, including but not limited to, current or chronic health concerns or a weakened immune system.

COVID-19 Related Information Information related to COVID-19 will be highlighted in blue. Please pay special attention to these items as

they may reflect differences compared to our normal preschool operations.

Supplies to Bring the First Day of School ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Cubby box (available at Target or Walmart approx. measurement 10”x 10”) Extra change of clothes (2 shorts/2 pants, 2 underwear, 2 shirts) 2 extra face masks Lunch (daily) 2 Snacks (morning and afternoon daily) Jacket Water bottle (daily) Crib sheet, small pillow and blanket (nappers only-must fit in cubby)

Facility Access

Facility access will depend upon which classroom your child is assigned. There are two different entrances to access your child’s classroom. One through the front door of the Children's Center with a number door code and another from the back gate. You will receive notification from the Director with the entrance you should use prior to your child’s start date.

Face Coverings Currently, all adults and children (above the age of 2) must wear a face covering while at preschool. This includes parents who are dropping off or picking up children and staff. Each individual must have their own mask and may not share masks.

Children are required to wear a face covering while at preschool. At certain times, when physical distancing is more feasible, such as during snack times, lunch time, nap time, and certain sitting activities where children are unlikely to come within 6 feet of someone from outside of their household, children may be allowed to remove their masks.

Please note that face coverings will be worn for the majority of the preschool day. Children must wear face coverings as long as the current health order mandates wearing face masks outside of the house when it is likely that they will come within 6 feet of

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someone from outside of their household. When the local or state governmental mandates does not require adults and children to wear masks, there may still be some activities in which SRSRC reserves the right to require face coverings. Children may elect to wear a face covering for their own health and safety concerns regardless of the status of local and state mandates.

Your child’s belongings are required to be taken home and disinfected each day.

Sibling and Member Priority Registration

SRSRC members have priority in the Children’s Center Preschool program. To be considered as a member, your child must be listed on your active membership account.

Membership accounts must be under the parent/legal guardian with the child listed on the parent’s/legal guardian’s account. This priority system is also used for the waiting list system. You may add your child to the waiting list at www.srsrc.com.

The Priority Status is as follows and is based on licensing capacity: 1. Current Children’s Center and Adventure Park Preschool Program participants 2. Siblings of current Children’s Center Preschool Program participants 3. MEMBERS not currently enrolled in a licensed SRSRC child care program*, in order of date of contact 4. NON-MEMBERS not currently enrolled in a licensed SRSRC child care program*, in order of date of contact *Drop-In babysitting is not a licensed child care program.

Annual Enrollment

Program participants must re-enroll annually. Notice will be sent out when it is time to do so along with a response deadline. If no response is received by the stated deadline, your child’s spot in the program will be made available to another family.

Non-Discrimination Clause

The Children’s Center Preschool Program does not discriminate against any race, creed, religion, gender, and/or sex.

Tuition Rates

Children’s Center Preschool offers both a half-day and full day program for children 3-5 years old.

Annual Non-refundable Registration Fee (per child) Members Non-Members $100 $325

The 2020-2021 monthly fees are as follows: Half Day Monday-Friday

Members Non-members $635 $750

Full Day Monday-Friday Members Non-Members $1,050 $1,225

Tuition Policy

You will receive a bill prior to the following month of care for your child’s monthly tuition, which is due by the 20th of each month. A late fee of $15.00 will be applied to your account if a payment is received after the 20th of the month. Monthly tuition is not prorated for missed days/absences.

Non-Member Credit Card Charge Authorization

Non-members are required to complete a Recurring Credit Card Payment Authorization form. The monthly account balance will be deducted between the 5th and the 8th of each month. Additionally, the annual non-refundable registration fee will be collected at the time of enrollment using the credit card information provided. Non-member registration is not complete until this authorization form is on file and the annual non-refundable registration fee is collected.

A non-member account will be created specifically for sending program-related invoices. This account does not grant membership privileges at SRSRC.

Past Due Accounts Should your account (including online registration account for other programs) become past due, you will be notified in writing that you must bring your account

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current within 14 calendar days of the notification. SRSRC reserves the right to delay enrollment, suspend from the program, or dismiss from the program any participant of the program who is listed under a past due account. A member utilizing the program, while having delinquent membership fees, also is cause for termination from the service. SRSRC reserves the right to discontinue services at any time when the account is not current. All information retained in our systems may be used in collections activities.

Absences

When your child will be absent or will not be attending their scheduled hours, please notify the Center staff by telephone or email the Directors. Failure to notify the Center may result in a $15.00 charge added to your account. Because our programs & licensing requirements mandate sta ng based on the number of children enrolled, we can not give refunds, credits, or exchanges for days your child is absent.

Withdrawal Notice/ Schedule Changes

A 30-day written notice is required from the parent/guardian prior to discontinuing enrollment in our program. A two week written notice is required for making changes to your schedule. Changes are based on availability.

Return Check Policy

If a check for tuition, yearly registration, field trips, or related fees is returned due to insu cient funds, the payee must pay all bank charges, and a fee of $15 will be added to your account.

Holidays/Non-Operational Days

The Children’s Center Preschool is CLOSED on the following holidays: ● New Year’s Day ● Martin Luther King Day ● President’s Day ● Spring Break (1 week) ● Memorial Day ● Independence Day ● Staff Development Days (2-days before start of New School Year) ● Labor Day

● Veteran’s Day ● Thanksgiving Weekend (Thursday & Friday) ● Winter Break (usually 1-1 ½ wks.) *SRSRC Preschool will operate within the guidelines provided by the local and state authorities. Due to the changing nature of the current situation, and keeping the health and safety of our families and staff in mind, we will follow these guidelines and mandates up to and including any necessary discontinuation in programming.

However, it is our hope that once we open preschool, we will complete the entire school year.

Staff Development Days

Each school year, the preschool will be CLOSED for (2) staff development days. These (2) closure dates will occur on the last Thursday and Friday of the summer.

(Before the first day of school for the following academic school year.)

Tax ID Information

The Center Tax Identification number is 95-2860134.

Please let the Center o ce know if you need a year end report of your total amount paid for childcare.

Arrival & Dismissal/Hours of Operation

Half Day Program Drop off time is at 8:30am. Early drop-off is not offered.

Please arrive no earlier than 8:30am. Children must be picked up no later than 1:00pm for the morning session.

Full Day Program (8:30am-5:00pm) Drop off time is at 8:30am. Early drop-off is not offered.

Children must be picked up no later than 5:00p.m.

Full Day Program (8:00am-4:30pm) Drop off time is at 8:00am. Early drop-off is not offered.

Children must be picked up no later than 4:30p.m.

Teachers will be taking a head-count at 8:45 am to plan and prepare activities for the day. Please call the Center by 8:45 a.m. if your child will be arriving after 9:00a.m. or if they will be absent that day.

Parents must accompany their child AT ALL TIMES during drop off and pick up times. Please inform teachers of any

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possible ailments that your child may be experiencing (i.e. didn’t sleep well the night before, woke up cranky, no breakfast, etc.). At pick-up time, please inform the teacher that you are taking your child. (This is especially important if we are out on the playground).

Sign In/Out Policy

California State Licensing requires that each child attending the Center must be signed IN and OUT of our program with a full and legal signature of an authorized adult. This includes the EXACT time of drop-off and pick-up every day the child attends. Authorized individuals must be over 18 years of age, and on the pick-up list with a valid I.D. Authorized adults are encouraged to bring their own pens when signing in and out. Pens will be available at the center for single use only and sanitized after use. PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW YOUR CHILD TO WRITE ON THE SIGN-IN SHEETS.

Late Pick-Up

Failure to pick up your child by your child’s assigned classroom time will result in a written warning the first time. After one written warning, a $1.00 per minute charge after the designated time will occur. If you’re late and the pick-up file reflects that you have arrived late more than 3 (three) times, the charge will increase to a charge of $2.00 (two) per minute. If your late pick-up file reflects that you have arrived late more than 5 (five) times the charge will increase to a charge of $3.00 (three) per minute and may be cause for termination from program services. Late charges will be billed to your SRSRC account. If by 6pm, we have not heard from the parent and the child has not been picked up, we have no other alternative but to turn the child over to Protective Services.

Daily Schedule of Activities

The curriculum of the program is designed to provide your child with a large variety of activities and experiences to enable them to learn and grow. A tentative daily schedule is posted in the classroom. The following is a sample of the full day preschool daily schedule.

Morning 8:00-8:30

Welcome/Free Choice

8:30-8:45

Clean-up

8:45-9:00

Wash Hands

9:00-9:20

AM Snack / Clean-up

9:20-9:30

Bathroom Time

9:30-10:00

Patio Play

10:00-10:30

Circle Time

10:30-11:00

Small Group Activities

11:00-11:30

Art

11:30 -11:50

Playground Time

11:50-12:00

Wash Hands

12:00-12:30

Lunch

12:30-12:45

Bathroom Time

12:45-1:00

Bedtime Story

1:00-3:00

Nap Time / Quiet Time

Afternoon 3:00-3:15

Wake-up

3:15-3:30

PM Snack

3:30-3:45

Bathroom

3:45-4:00

Preschool Daily Meeting

4:00 – 4:30

Patio Play & Goodbyes

We are at a children’s place, we move at a child’s pace.

Daily Illness Screenings

Children and staff will be required to participate in a temperature check daily prior to attending preschool.

Children and staff who have a temperature of 100* or above will not be admitted. Any child or staff member who exhibits signs or symptoms of illness will not be allowed at preschool. In the event that a thermometer is not available, SRSRC may utilize a symptom checklist.

Please ensure that you have a backup plan in case your child cannot attend the preschool.

SRSRC Precautions Updated: 7/31/2020

SRSRC is taking recommended precautions to help prevent the spread of illness. These include, but are not limited to, additional hand washing, no food handling by staff, modifying preschool activities, frequent cleaning of commonly touched surfaces, providing a variety of schedule options, reducing center capacity, requiring face coverings as appropriate, temperature screenings, and reinforcing good habits with the children (hand washing, covering your cough, refraining from sharing food, etc.).

Physical distancing will be utilized as practicable.

Children will be encouraged to keep adequate physical space between each other, and may be aided by visual guides for certain activities, such as lining up for hand washing or for signing in.

Symptoms of COVID-19 The signs and symptoms vary. They include, but may not be limited to, fever, cough, shortness of breath or di culty breathing, chills, fatigue, muscle or body aches,headache, sore throat, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, congestion or runny nose, and/or a new loss of taste or smell.

Resources to learn about COVID-19 ★ State of California - https://covid19.ca.gov/ ★ San Diego County - https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/coronavir us.html ★ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nco v/index.html Illnesses & Absences

All absences should be reported to the Center staff on the morning of the day your child will not be attending. For the protection of students, their families, and our staff members, do not send your child to preschool if they

have experienced any symptoms of illness in the past 24 hours. Call the center the same day to inform the staff of your child’s symptoms and to report the absence.

If your child has had any symptoms related to COVID-19 (fever, cough, shortness of breath or

di culty breathing, chills, fatigue, muscle or body aches,headache, sore throat, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, congestion or runny nose, and/or a new loss of taste or smell) or have had close contact with someone with COVID-19 they will not be allowed to enter the facility. Those with symptoms of COVID-19 should immediately contact their family physician or pediatrician. Anyone with COVID-19 may not enter the center until it has been 10 days since the symptoms first appeared, AND 72 hours with no fever (without taking fever-reducing medication), AND are symptom free. It is recommended that anyone with close contact isolate at home for 14 days.

In the event that a child or staff member becomes ill with COVID-19, it is the adult’s responsibility to communicate this with a Preschool Director or Administrator of SRSRC. We will notify preschool families of the possible exposure.

Your child should also be kept home if they have had any symptoms of any communicable disease in the previous 24 hours (rash, red and watery eyes, etc.).

Children sent home from school with a fever will not be able to return without a physician’s note indicating the child is not contagious and the child has been fever- free without the use of fever-reducing medication for a full 72 hours. Returning students may have their temperature taken upon arrival to ensure the child is fever-free. . *WE GO BY OUR THERMOMETER. (Non-negotiable).

If your child has been exposed to or has contracted a highly contagious disease (such as COVID-19, strep throat, viral infection, pinworms, lice, measles, mumps, chicken pox, scarlet fever, red, watery or mucus filled eyes, etc.) you are required to notify the Director immediately so that the staff can post a note (your child’s name will not be disclosed) alerting other parents that their child may have been exposed to a contagious disease. As a licensed program, we are required to report certain communicable

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diseases to Community Care Licensing and the local public health department.

A child who is prescribed antibiotics for an illness may return after at least 24 hours of antibiotics and a doctor’s clearance in addition to meeting all other criteria outlined in this section and as outlined by their physician.

Children may also be sent home or excluded from the program even without fever if they are unable to participate in program activities comfortably. SRSRC reserves the right to send a child home if we feel it is in the best interest of the child.

It is the parent’s/guardian’s responsibility to HAVE A BACK-UP PLAN in the event that the child must remain home or be picked up from the program due to illness. If a child must be picked up due to illness, the parent is responsible for having the child picked up within 30 minutes.

This guidance may change pending changes in guidance from relevant governmental agencies.

Lice

CHILDREN’S CENTER IS A NIT-FREE FACILITY. Please notify the center immediately if your child has been exposed to or has lice so that we can address the issue as promptly and e ciently as possible. (Daily head checks and proper cleaning.) Early detection is key to getting rid of lice and nits quickly.

Accidents/Injuries

All Center staff are First-Aid and CPR certified and are capable of properly caring for minor injuries that may occur at school. In the event of a non-emergency injury, the teachers will tend to the situation and a detailed “Ouch Report” will be sent home on the same day.

Emergency Injuries/Illnesses

For emergency injuries requiring medical attention or when serious illness occurs, the parent/guardian will be called immediately to pick up their child. The paramedics may be called for emergency treatment when deemed necessary. An accident report from the supervising teacher or director will be written up and given to the parent.

Administration of Medication

California State Licensing regulations do not allow us to administer over the counter medicine (including sunscreen) unless a medication medication consent form is completed. If your child has a prescribed medication please notify the director or teacher with written instructions. The bottle MUST show: name of child, prescription number, name of the doctor and how many times a day the medication is to be given. The parent must fill out the necessary information on the medication consent form provided by the Director. Inform the Director of when the medication was last administered.

There are some medical services that we may be unequipped to handle, such as gastrostomy tube care or ileostomy bag care. If you have questions regarding what services can be provided, please request a copy of our Incidental Medical Services Plan.

Sunscreen

Parents should apply sunscreen to their children prior to the school day. If you wish the teachers to reapply sunscreen, please send your child with spray sunscreen as we currently are unable to physically apply lotion sunscreen due to COVID-19.

Discipline/Behavior Modification

Corporal or physical punishment of any kind will NOT BE ALLOWED at any time. The Center staff follows a 3 point behavior plan if/when there is behavioral issues in the classroom.

1. Redirection- The teacher will redirect the child’s attention to something more positive.

2. Time-Out- If the child is unable to be re-directed, the teacher will take the child aside, discuss the issue, and allow them an age-appropriate time-out.

3. Removal from the Class- If the bad behavior continues and becomes too much of a distraction, the child will be removed from the classroom and placed in the Director’s o ce.

The child will miss the next activity before

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returning when ready and will have a note sent home explaining the incident.

In the event of extreme or consistent misbehavior or if your child inflicts bodily harm of any kind to another individual they will receive an “Incident Report”. Repeated misconduct during program hours is unsafe and disrupts the experience of other children. After three Incident/Behavior Reports have been filed, a conference may be called between the Program Director/Teacher and the child’s parents. Depending on the severity, the child may be placed on an action plan to help remedy the situation, may be placed on suspension from participation in the program or may be removed from the program entirely. During a suspension it is the parent’s responsibility to find care for the child. Please note that the Center reserves the right to enforce a temporary suspension at any time depending on the severity of the circumstances. A child removed from the program may be ineligible for other SRSRC programs (including, but not limited to, licensed childcare, drop-in babysitting, and camps) for 12 months. Prior to becoming eligible to return to an SRSRC program, the parents must meet with the child care director of the program for which they wish to enroll their child.

Consistency of enforcement is essential for this disciplinary procedure to be effective. Children are not expected to be subjected to this procedure for minor infractions, although continuous aggressive or disruptive behavior merits a verbal warning and possible dismissal for the day. The Center reserves the right to ask the parent/guardian to make alternative arrangements for the care of your child. The Center’s Director will make all final decisions on disciplinary actions. It is the parent’s/guardian’s responsibility to HAVE A BACK-UP PLAN IN PLACE.

Program Attire

Children should wear comfortable play clothes and tennis shoes, or sandals (please no flip flops or Crocs) for active play. At this time, children must also wear a face mask daily. A change of clothes is required to keep in your child’s cubby at all times (2 face masks, 2 shirts, 2 shorts/pants, 2 underwear, & 2 pairs of socks). If it becomes necessary to change your child’s clothes and no

extra clothes are available, the parent /guardian will be called to bring extra clothing.

Because our daily activities include art, we suggest that you dress your child appropriately (clothes that you don’t mind your child getting dirty).

Snacks & Lunches

The Children’s center preschool is a NUT FREE facility.

Please do not send items containing peanuts, tree nuts and nut butters. There will be a snack break in the morning and afternoon. Snack at this time is NOT provided by SRSRC. Though we provide snack times and water breaks, it is ultimately the parent’s responsibility to send enough food and fluids with the child for the day.

Children will have the opportunity to refill water bottles at the drinking fountain.

Parents are also responsible for providing a nutritious packed lunch with all necessary eating utensils. If your child’s lunch requires refrigeration, please provide a cold pack in their lunchbox. The classroom refrigerator is for staff use only. For safety purposes, please DO NOT SEND any glass containers, bottles, or any tin can pull top containers (soda, tuna, etc.) Also, please do not pack candy or any food containing chocolate in your child’s lunchbox.

For dietary reasons and safety precautions (allergies) children are not allowed to share food items sent from home with their classmates.

Please note: If you fail to provide your child with a lunch, your child will be provided with a lunchable or similar.

There will be a $10 charge.

Items From Home

The teachers ask that children keep their personal belongings (toys and valuables) at home. The Center is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen possessions of any kind. We encourage that you label all clothing and possessions and leave valuables at home.

Nap Time

State Licensing regulations require that each child in a State Licensed full day program is provided the

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opportunity for quiet/resting time each day. The children have 2 hours nap time each day. All children are required to rest quietly during this time. Masks do not have to be worn during naptime.

Parents are responsible for providing a small pillow, fitted cot sheet and blanket. The blanket should be big enough to cover their entire body, but small enough to fit into their napping drawer.

Parent/Teacher Communication

Communication is essential for any program to be successful. We encourage communications between the program staff and parents. Please let the teachers know if your child is on any medication, had a di cult morning, or any other information that you feel is relevant.

Besides communicating directly with the parent, the teachers will keep the parents informed of any/all classroom information by:

1. Posting information on the Parent Board (located in the main lobby above the sign in/out sheets).

2. Providing a “Student File Box” (located next to sign in/out sheets). It is the parent’s responsibility to check their child’s file daily for their behavior report and any possible handouts.

3. Planning Parent Meetings and Parent/Teacher Conferences a minimum of one time per year.

4. Monthly Newsletters will be sent home to notify parents of upcoming activities, events and curriculum plans. In addition, for those parents that provide us with their email address, we will send out brief email reminders regarding the program.

If at any time you have any questions or suggestions regarding the program, please contact the Lead Teacher or Center Director.

Birthdays/Special Occasions

At this time, we are unable to allow food items to be shared. However, the teachers will make sure to add activities to make your child’s day special.

Stress Center (619) 691-1331 assists families with stressful times and provides suggestions for parenting techniques.

Summer Swimming (pending pool restrictions)

Our summer schedule begins in June and goes through August. Weather permitting; the children will enjoy daily swimming activities in the wader pool and may participate in swimming activities in the lessons pool.

Children are responsible for bringing:

1. bathing suit 2. medium sized towel 3. spray sunscreen 4. swim pants (if under 4 years of age) 5. goggles 6. swim shoes (Crocs, flip-flops, etc.)

All items should be labeled with the child’s name and be brought to school each Monday and taken home each Friday with the bedding to be washed and returned the following Monday. Swimming is a privilege and teachers may cancel swim time at any time for any reason.

Media

Scripps Ranch Swim & Racquet Club may take pictures and/or video of participants and activities for the website www.srsrc.com, promotional materials, camp/program projects, and/or for publicity purposes. Please contact the director in writing if you would like to withdraw your photo/media permission. A new withdrawal request must be submitted at the start of each school year or program session.

Final Note

If you have any questions or want additional information on anything in this handbook or about the program, please see the Preschool Directors. We look forward to having your child become part of our preschool family.

Brenda S Martinez Adventure Park & Tots Preschool Director Call: (858)271-6222 x105 or E-Mail: adventurepark@srsrc.com

Hiring Staff to Babysit

The Scripps Ranch Swim & Racquet Club Trails Children’s Center DOES NOT ENCOURAGE staff to baby-sit due to conflicting roles. The Trails Children’s Center does not authorize or take responsibility for any services that its employees might provide outside of Scripps Ranch Swim & Racquet Club employment. Please keep in mind that “babysitting” hours may not interfere with or overlap our employees’ scheduled hours with the Club.

Lauren Miller

Children’s Center Director 858-549-5355 childrenscenter@srsrc.com

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Child Abuse The staff is required by law to report suspected child abuse to the proper authorities. The telephone number of the Child Protective Services is (619) 560-2191. The Family

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SRSRC Programs Acknowledgement of Receipt of Parent Handbook & Child Care Agreement

I, ______________________________, parent/guardian of ______________________________, have read the parent handbook for the program in which I am enrolling my child. By signing below, I acknowledge, understand, and will follow the policies and procedures outlined in the Children’s Center Preschool Parent Handbook. This includes, but is not limited to new COVID-19 safety regulations, past due account policies, behavior policies, media policy, and medication policy. I understand that this program does not provide credits or adjustments for absences, and that requests for schedule changes are not guaranteed.

I understand that there will be additional fees for additional services as outlined below. I understand that during closures of the program, I am responsible for finding care for my child. I also agree to the following schedule (as space and availability for my child permits, and at the Director’s discretion) and associated fees. I understand that all fees below are per child.

Further, I understand that if my family/child is not a member of the Scripps Ranch Swim & Racquet Club that I must complete a Credit Card Authorization Form.

MEMBERS: ✔ Annual Non-Refundable Registration Fee per Child: $100 ❏ M-F Half Day: $635 per child per month ❏ M-F Full Day: $1,050 per child per month

NON-MEMBERS:

✔ Annual Non-Refundable Registration Fee per Child: $325 ❏ M-F Half Day: $750 per child per month ❏ M-F Full Day: $1,225 per child per month

Additional Miscellaneous Fees: ● Late Pick Up Fee: $1, $2, or $3 per minute per child after designated pick up time, depending on number of late pick ups ● No Lunch Fee: $10 ● Field Trip/Additional Optional Activities: Prices Vary

Participant/Child Name:

Member Number:

Parent/Guardian Name:

Phone Number:

Parent/Guardian Signature:

Date:

Program Director’s Signature:

Date:

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SRSRC Program: Children’s Center Preschool License #376600420 School Year: 2020-2021