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UUSM - Religious Exploration - Parents' Rights and Responsibilities
Parents' Rights and Responsibilities
Rights
You have the right to help create an outstanding religious education for your
child. You have the right to know about and comment on our philosophy, methodology,
and safety/discipline policies. You have the right to be fully involved in helping
your child to become a morally responsible young adult.
Responsibilities
By enrolling your child in our program, you assume the responsibility of participating
fully in our church and in our cooperative RE program. We expect that every
family will support the church financially, through a regular pledge, whether
or not you choose to become a member. We also expect that every family will
support our program by volunteering in some capacity. We expect that every family
will follow the RE policies outline below:
- Registration. You must register your child in our program
annually. Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to the church by
September 12th.
- Supervision. At all times when on church grounds, children
must be supervised. When children are not in class or signed into the nursery,
parents/guardians are responsible for their behavior and their safety.
- Play yard. For safety reasons, during worship services
(9am to 10am and 11am to 12pm), the climbing structure and play area adjacent
to the church office are reserved for the exclusive use of nursery children,
ages 3 and under. Older children may use the area before, after, or between
services, but only under the direct supervision of their parents/guardians.
Nursery staff are responsible to supervise only nursery children.
- Pick-up. We strive to provide a full hour of religious
exploration every Sunday (beginning after the children’s story). After
both worship services, please enjoy 15 minutes of fellowship at coffee hour
and pick up your child at 10:15 and 12:15, respectively.
- "Drop Off." Children grades 7 and younger may
not be dropped off at church. A parent must remain on church grounds at all
times in case of medical emergency. If parents wish to designate a specific
“church guardian,” (e.g. grandparent or neighbor), they may fill
out an additional form.
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