FINANCE
1. $100.00 performance deposit due at time of application. This deposit
will be refundable upon completion of obligations. This deposit in
non-refundable if you decide not to enroll.
2. $200.00 membership dues per child per year due prior to start of
classes.
3. Monthly tuition payments are due on the first of the month.
Payment
is considered late if payment is received after the 7th of the
month. A late fee of $15.00 will be charged on the first late payment. A
late fee of $20.00 will be charged on the second late payment and any late
payments thereafter.
4. Rate changes will be given 30 days written notice prior to change.
5. To receive any refund on tuition upon withdrawing from FPNS, written
notice of withdrawal must be received by the Vice President of
Membership two (2) weeks prior to the last day of attendance.
CLASSROOM
Participation in the classroom one day per week. Perform assigned
classroom duties and generally cooperate with the director and the
other parents.
PARENT EDUCATION
Attend one evening class meeting (2 hours each) per month. In addition,
orientation will be mandatory for any family that did not attend the
school the previous year.
COMMITTEE WORK
Perform a committee assignment/project(s) or board position that helps
facilitate the operation of the school
MAINTENANCE
Attend at least one work party (4 hours) and one work weekend (4 hours).
FUNDRAISING
Performed at least 3 hours towards the annual fundraising event as
planned
by the Way and Means Committee.
HEALTH
Submit a physical exam report of your child, which includes
immunization records. All adults participating in any school activity
must present a current negative TB test.
The Department of Licensing Agency shall have the authority to interview children, or staff, and to inspect and audit child or facility records without prior consent. The licensee shall make provisions for private interviews with any children or staff member; and for the examination of all records relating to the operation of the child care center. The Department has the authority to observe the physical condition of the child(ren), including conditions that could indicate abuse, neglect, or inappropriate placement.