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  • DanceMom
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 353

    If A Family Leaves Your Care And Gives You..

    a termination letter signed dated etc..do you make them sign anything on top of it? Have your own forms for them to sign? If so do you have examples?
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    #2
    Absolutely

    You should always have your own forms to ensure that you have all the information you need.
    Our form asks for contact info, child's name and birth date, list old schedule, list new schedule (or check box for withdrawal) and the date the new schedule starts (or last day of care).

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    • Sunny Day
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 121

      #3
      I also have my own form. It states:
      This is to give notice that as of *date*, *child's name* will no longer be attending Sunny Days Child Care. Both parties are in agreement to the terms and reasons for termination. Reason: (if applicable) *I then state why the care is being terminated" and have both my self and the parent(s) sign and date. I keep this copy for my records and if the parent's want one, will copy it for them.
      Hope that helps!

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      • jojosmommy
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 1103

        #4
        I have a sheet that says care will be terminated on ___ date and the following amount is due _______. I have them pay up for the remainder of care right then so I don't get a bad check at the end (happened 1x and never will fall for that again.)

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        • lvt77
          Daycare Member
          • Dec 2010
          • 597

          #5
          In my classes that I took, i was told the less you say that better. You dont have to give reason, as the contract is an at will contract. If you have a PHB then it could be for any or all of the reasons listed in the PHB.

          I have a few samples I can PM if you would like.

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          • DanceMom
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 353

            #6
            Originally posted by lvt77
            In my classes that I took, i was told the less you say that better. You dont have to give reason, as the contract is an at will contract. If you have a PHB then it could be for any or all of the reasons listed in the PHB.

            I have a few samples I can PM if you would like.
            I would definately appreciate that ! Thanks !

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            • littlemonkeys
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 194

              #7
              Originally posted by lvt77
              In my classes that I took, i was told the less you say that better. You dont have to give reason, as the contract is an at will contract. If you have a PHB then it could be for any or all of the reasons listed in the PHB.

              I have a few samples I can PM if you would like.
              Friday was the first time a parent has ever termed with me and I'm interested in seeing the samples to if you wouldn't mind pm'ing me as well.

              Thanks!

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              • DCMomOf3
                Advanced Daycare.com Member
                • Jul 2010
                • 1246

                #8
                Was all the necessary info in that term letter? Last day, acknowledgement of 2 week notice and pay, any reasons for terming?

                If was signed and dated and had the info you need, I probably wouldn't give them my own paperwork. I'd sign theirs with any comments I wanted written on it, and give them a photocopy back.

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