Before we accept your child in our center, we need to have the following forms completed:

*Enrollment Packet

*Medical history form

*Personal Health Care Plan (if needed)

*Financial agreement contract

*Enrollment/Income Eligibility Form (USDA food program)

*Parent agreement form and disclaimer

*Consent for emergency treatment

*Immunization records (within 14 days)

*Copy of child’s birth certificate

*Permission to transport

Our centers are open Monday through Friday from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. Children should not be in our care for more than 10 hours per day. The latest drop off time is 9:15 a.m. unless pre-arranged with management.

If your child’s normally scheduled days fall on a holiday that the center is closed, regular charges will apply. We will be closed the following holidays.

-New Years Eve -Thanksgiving day

-New Years Day -Friday after Thanksgiving day

-Memorial Day -Christmas Eve

-Independence day -Christmas Day

-Labor Day

* If any of these holidays should fall on a Saturday, the center will be closed on the Friday before. If the holiday falls on a Sunday, we will be closed on the Monday after. If Independence day falls on a Tuesday or Thursday we will also be closed the Monday or Friday of that same week.

We are dedicated to providing a loving and nurturing environment for children ranging from one year of age through Pre-Kindergarten (5 years old).

We do offer part-time care at our center. Part-time is defined as anything less than 24 hours per week. We do NOT provide drop-in care.

Please make sure all items are labeled with your child’s first and last name!

1. An extra outfit to keep in his/her cubby every day. This should include shirts, pants, underwear, and socks. Have seasonal clothing available.

2. A small blanket for nap time. We will provide blankets for those who do not have one.

3. If your child is in diapers or pull-ups, please provide one sleeve of diapers/pull-ups per week (or a sleeve that lasts longer), two packages of wipes per month, one can of formula per week, and one extra on hand at all times, infant baby food, etc. as directed.

ELC conducts Comprehensive Center Assessments monthly. This comprehensive assessment not only contains state licensing requirements, but it also includes the company’s personal requirements that ensure centers are in compliance with both. Having this item in place allows for optimum center function.