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  1. 10-09-2013 10:32 AM #28
    Crayola kiddies
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    My contract states that if a child is too sick for school then they are too sick for daycare. It's not your job to go get him from school ... That's what parents are for. If he is as bad as you say then for sure the school would be happy to get rid of him for the day. No wonder you are stressed out ! One of the many reasons I don't do school age care anymore..... Once they hit school age they go elsewhere. Simple
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