Enrollment:
Necessary Forms needed before starting care
To enroll in Think Big Family Child Care parents must have an interview with the provider & complete the enrollment packet. A decision cannot be made at first interview. I encourage parents to go home and sleep on it and then make a decision. During the enrollment process, you must complete forms regarding your child's health and development. These forms include family information, a medical authorization and consent form, and a developmental history. An updated physical, immunization record and permission forms are required for your child 7 days prior to enrollment. You are also expected to read the Think Big Child Care Parent Handbook and sign both the Enrollment and Handbook Agreements. This will ensure that you are aware of and understand all the procedures and policies of the daycare. Your 1st weeks tuition is due at time of enrollment as well. Think Big Child Care will maintain an active wait list when warranted. Parents are notified when a space becomes available for their child. If a family declines an offer to enroll, they may choose to remain on the waiting list for future openings. However, if after two more offers you decline a third time, your name will be placed at the bottom of the wait list.
Think Big Child Care will maintain an active wait list when warranted. Parents are notified when a space becomes available for their child. If a family declines an offer to enroll, they may choose to remain on the waiting list for future openings. However, if after two more offers you decline a third time, your name will be placed at the bottom of the wait list.
NON-DISCRIMINATION, TOLERANCE AND RESPECT
Think Big Child Care does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, cultural heritage, sex, religion, marital status, age, national origin or ancestry, political beliefs, disability or special needs, medical condition, sexual orientation, or any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local laws.Think Big Child Care curriculum and policies seek to honor and value differences as well as to find common ground and provide equal opportunity. While respect for each individual is a priority, responsibility to the group and community is also a guiding light for decisions regarding policies and procedures.It is requested that you be respectful of the different parenting styles and family beliefs displayed at the daycare. Comments and opinions on these matters should only be shared if they are positive. Negative ones are not tolerated or acceptable, and may be grounds for being put on probation or terminated.
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me"
Philippians 4:13
