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Veterans Park District Preschools:

Parent Guide Summer 2017

Veterans Park District Preschools Bulger: 1601 Hirsch Street Melrose Park, IL 60160 Bataan: 1220 N. 9th Ave. Melrose Park IL, 60160

Veterans Park Preschool: 112 N. Wolf Rd. Northlake, IL 60164

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Table of Contents

Introduction ………………………………………………………………………… Pg. 3

Registration ……………….……………………..…………………………….…… Pg. 4

Release of Personal Information ………………………………………………….. Pg. 4

Preschool Contact Information/Absences/Early Pick Up……………..…….…… Pg. 5

Preschool Drop-off & Pick-up Procedure………………..………………………...Pg. 6

Our Daily Schedule ………………………………………………………………… Pg. 7

Curriculum & Portfolios ……………………………………………………………Pg. 8

Communication …………………………………………………………………….. Pg. 9

Tuition & Fees ………………………………………………………….…...… Pgs. 10-11

Illness Precautionary Notice…………………………………………………….Pg. 12-13

Vision and Hearing Screenings ……………………………………………………Pg. 13

Medication………...…………………………………………………………………Pg. 13

Provisions for Emergencies, Insurance & Bathroom Policy …………….....……Pg. 14

Personal Belongings, Pest Control, Photograph and Video Use Policy………….Pg. 15

School Calendar …………………………………………………………………… Pg. 16

Supply List……………………….………………………………………………… Pg. 17

Behavior Policy……………………………………………………………….….Pg. 18-19

Policy Agreement & Parent Handbook Verification of Receipt…………............Pg. 20

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Parent(s)/Guardian(s), School Year 2017-2018 We would like to take this opportunity to welcome you and your family to our preschool program. We are delighted that you will be joining the Veterans Park Preschool Family and are excited for those who will be joining us back for another adventurous year. Preschool is the beginning of your child’s education journey and we are dedicated in providing an unforgettable experience that will last a lifetime. Our preschool program offers the ideal environment for you and your preschooler. Imagine your child being inspired daily by dedicated teachers, meeting new friends, singing, dancing, creating art, and much more! Our Creative Curriculum is organized by weekly themes, which promotes development in different areas through the use of play. Curriculum includes literacy, music, dramatic play, math, science, small motor and large motor. Through these areas of curriculum, children develop academically, physically, and socially/emotionally. It is our privilege to not only be part of your child’s education, but also to begin your child’s voyage on a wonderful start. We are committed in providing the tools necessary for every child to reach their potential and discover their creativity and talents. The preschool staff is here with open arms to provide support for all our families. We would like to thank you for giving us the privilege of being part of your child’s education journey!

Mission Statement: We are dedicated to provide a safe and nurturing environment where all children develop socially, physically, intellectually, and emotionally. Veterans Park Preschool provides opportunities for children to learn through play and through hands on experiences that encourage children to ask questions explore, use their creativity, and problem solving skills. Our program recognizes the essential role of the parents/guardians in their child’s education; therefore maintain professional relationships with all our families to build a community within our preschool.

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Registration

Registration Requirements Parents must read, sign, and date all forms in their entirety in the preschool application before a child

is allowed to register. The following checklist is due at registration in order for your child to be

admitted to class (unless a returning student you will only require a deposit and new registration

packet):

▪ Child must be 3yrs old by class start date & FULLY potty trained

▪ Completed Preschool Application

▪ Child’s Birth Certificate

o Any child to be enrolled for the first time within the first 30 days of enrollment

the parent or guardian must provide a certified copy of the child’s certificate or

other reliable proof of identity and age of the child. The center is required by

law to notify the Illinois State Police or local law enforcement agency if the

parent or guardian fails to submit proof of the child’s identity within the 30 day

time frame.

▪ Current Physical & Medical Requirements (found in registration packet)

▪ Signed receipt of summary of DCFS licensing standards

▪ An I.D with your current address or a bill with your name and address

▪ Non-Refundable Deposit (Used towards snacks, curriculum supplies, etc)

Preschool registration begins in February. Once a class is filled, a waiting list will be established.

Students on the wait list will then be contacted to fill any openings

Preschool Registration Offices Contact Information:

▪ Grant Park 44 W. Golfview Drive Northlake, IL

(708) 343-5270

Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 8am-6pm

▪ Leoni Complex 800 N. 17th Ave. Melrose Park, IL

(708) 716-4822

Mon, Wed, & Fri 9am 8pm Tues & Thurs 9a – 10p Sat 7am-7pm Sun 10am-3pm

Release of Personal Information Preschool will not release any personal information unless the proper forms are completed. Please see

Preschool Director for forms.

Please update phone numbers and emergency contacts when needed. Please notify preschool

director with those changes.

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Preschool Contact Information

Bulger Park:

1601 Hirsch Street Melrose Park, IL 60160

Preschool Director’s Office: (708) 731-5290

Bataan Park:

1220 N. 9th Ave Melrose Park, IL 60160

Bataan Classroom: (708) 395-7451

Veterans Park Preschool:

112 N. Wolf Rd. Northlake, IL 60164

Veterans Park Classroom: (708) 531-1077

Absences/Early Pick-up

Please notify your child’s teacher if your child will not be attending school due to illness or other

reasons. Please notify your child’s teacher or the Preschool Director if you will be dropping off late or

picking up early.

Your child’s classroom number is listed above.

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Preschool Drop- Off and Pick-Up Procedure:

1. All parents/guardians must escort their child into the preschool

each morning and back to the car at pick-up.

2. During before care, please do not park for more than 5 minutes in

the drop off area.

3. Preschool begins at 9:00AM each day. Please pull all the way

forward, as far as possible to allow other cars behind you. Please do

not park in the drop-off area for more than 5 minutes after the

preschool classroom door has opened for drop-off.

4. Please be considerate of others during drop-off and pick-up.

5. Please park on the street if you plan on parking longer than 5

minutes.

Thank you!

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Our Daily Schedule

Half Day (Will follow same pattern for PM session) 8:00am-9:00am- Before Care 9:00am-9:30am-Circle Time (ABC’s/Shapes/Weather/Date/etc) 9:30am- 10:00am-Snack Time 10:00am-10:20am- Story Time 10:20am-11:30am-Centers including Art, Dramatic Play, Small Motor, Large Motor, Math/Science, Library, and Outdoor Play Time 11:30am-11:55am- Music Time 11:55am – 12:00pm- Pack up and get ready to go home

Full Day 8:00am-9:00am- Before Care 9:00am-9:30am-Circle Time (ABC’s/Shapes/Weather/Date/etc) 9:30am- 10:00am-Snack 10:00am- 10:20am – Story Time 10:20am - 11:40am- Centers including Art, Dramatic Play, Small Motor, Large Motor, Math/Science, Library, and Outdoor Play Time 11:40am-12:00pm- Music Time 12:00pm-12:30pm- Lunch 12:30 pm-12:45pm- Clean up, use bathroom, wash hands, begin to rest on cot 12:45pm-2:45pm Nap/Rest time 2:45pm-3:00pm- table toys, puzzles, coloring 3:00pm-3:30pm- Snack 3:30pm-3:55pm- Choice – story, music & movement, or play outside 3:55pm – 4:00pm – Pack up and get ready to go home

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Curriculum

Our Creative Curriculum is organized by weekly themes, which promotes development in

different areas through the use of play. Curriculum includes literacy, music, dramatic play, math,

science, small motor and large motor. Through these areas of curriculum, children develop

academically, physically, and socially/emotionally.

Teachers use Illinois Early Learning and Development Standards to plan weekly themes with

reasonable expectations of children’s development in the preschool years. These standards are

aligned to the Illinois Kindergarten Standards and Common Core State Standards to promote

readiness for Kindergarten.

Teachers also use the Get Set for School Readiness and Writing Curriculum for Pre-K. This

program addresses children’s diverse learning styles in fun, engaging, and unique multisensory

lessons. These lessons also provide support for struggling students and strategies for English

Language Learners. Lessons address general readiness, alphabet knowledge, letter/number

recognition and formation, counting, drawing, shapes, and colors.

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Communication

We have an open door policy, meaning our teachers and Preschool Director welcome parents to

ask questions at any time. If there is a concern or issue please speak with the Preschool Director.

You may contact the Director to set a meeting to address any questions/concerns or feel free to

visit the Director’s office during preschool hours.

Go Paperless: Our preschool offers the option to go paperless by receiving reminders and forms

via e-mail (Examples: days off reminders, tuition statements, tuition due date reminders, and etc)

If you are interested please ask your child’s teacher for a form.

Parent Board: When you sign in/out your child please be sure to check out our parent board for

updates and new information.

Monthly Newsletters: Newsletters will be sent home monthly. They will contain important

information regarding what your child is learning and tips and strategies to use at home with

your preschooler.

Monthly Snack/Lunch Calendars: Our preschool provides snack for all children and hot lunch

for full day students. It is our goal to ensure the safety of all children. Therefore, due to the high

number of peanut allergies in children our classrooms are peanut free. We do not provide snacks

with peanuts or that were manufactured in a peanut factory. It is important that parents state in

the registration packet of all allergies including food allergies. No outside food is allowed in the

classroom. Monthly snack and lunch calendars will be sent home and posted. The calendars will

state what we will be having for snack and lunch each day of the month.

Program Evaluations: During parent teacher conference, preschool will pass out evaluations for

parents to make recommendation and evaluate our program. We are always looking forward to

recommendations to improve our program.

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Tuition & Fees

Non Refundable Deposit Fee

Please keep in mind that we cannot refund the Non Refundable Deposit Fee, because the Non

Refundable Deposit Fee secured a spot for your child that would have otherwise been given to

another patron.

Half Day Program (200015)

All children are provided with a snack.

Locations and Offerings: Veterans Park Preschool 112 N. Wolf Rd. Northlake – 9am- 12pm

Days Fees (Monthly: Due the 5th of each month)

5 Days (M-F) $229 In District $259 Out of District

3 Days (M/W/F) $147 In District $177 Out of District

2 Days (T/Th) $99 In District $129 Out of District

Full Day Program (200015)

All children will be provided with morning and afternoon snack. Tuition includes a hot lunch.

Location and Offerings: Bataan Park Preschool 1220 N. 9th Ave Melrose Park - 9am-4pm

Days Fees (Monthly: Due the 5th of each month)

5 Days (M-F) $472 In District $502 Out of District

3 Days (M/W/F) $288 In District $318 Out of District

2 Days (T/Th) $194 In District $224 Out of District

Before Care Fees (each a separate fee) (200015)

Before Care 8am-9am

Days Fees (Monthly) Added to monthly tuition 5 days per week $60

3 days per week $36

2 days per week $24

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Tuition Instructions

• Tuition payments are due the 5th of each month.

• Cash, checks made out to Veterans Park District ONLY, and credit cards are all accepted

forms of payment.

• You may stop by any of the preschool registration offices (see the info. on page 4 of this

guide) to pay in person or call to pay over the phone. It is strongly suggested you call

before stopping in as hours and days open can vary per location.

• You also have the option to pay online by following these instructions:

1. Go to: www.veteransparkdistrict.org/

2. Go to the "Registration" tab at the top of the screen (blue tabs, under the

search field)

3. Select "Online Registration" (second option in the drop down menu). You

will then see a box that says "Member Login", use your household ID

number as the Username and Password. Your Household ID can be found

on the top left corner of your latest receipt; it is a 5 digit number.

4. Follow the rest of the steps to complete your online payment.

Late Payment Policy A $15.00 late charge will be applied to all past due payments. Please make sure you receive a

receipt. Late Pickup Policy

It is important you or your designee be on time when picking up your child.

Parents/guardians/designee who is late picking up their child/children will be charged $5.00 for

the first 15 minutes of late time and $2.00 for each additional 5 minutes.

If you are running late please notify your child’s teacher or the Preschool Director. If no call is

received, the teachers will call the child’s parents and persons on the emergency list. If within an

hour the preschool staff does not get in contact with a parent/guardian or persons on the

emergency list, outside authorities such as, the child abuse hotline, police, and so forth will be

contacted.

Pause Procedure Tuition/Late Fees: A $15 late charge will be applied to all past due payments. A child will be

placed on pause after one month of non-payment, unless a payment plan is approved by the

Preschool Director and Executive Director. Please make sure you receive receipts of all your late

fees for you records. No credit is given for school holidays, power outages, vacations taken by

families, moving out of the area, weather, or days missed due to illness. There are no tuition

refunds given for partial attendance.

Graduation & Re-registration I acknowledge and understand that my Preschool Balance must be paid in full by the final tuition

due date in May. If my balance is not paid in full my child will not be able to participate in the

preschool graduation and families who will be returning will risk losing their deposit and spot for

the following school year.

For more information about our financial aid program please ask the Preschool Director.

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Illness Precautionary Notice

To maintain a quality, healthy environment to best serve all of our children we request that if

your child is ill and that illness is contagious that you take all necessary precautions to prevent

your child from spreading the illness, including returning to class after the illness has ceased. A

signed doctor’s note clearing the diagnosed illness is preferred. Our consideration for others will

keep everyone healthier. Please review a portion of the DCFS Licensing Standards below in

regards to health and use these as a guideline when deciding whether your child should attend

class. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

Section 407.310 Health Requirements for Children

Section B: A child suspected of having or diagnosed as having a reportable infectious,

contagious, or communicable disease for which isolation is required by the Illinois Department

of Public Health's General Procedures for the Control of Communicable Diseases (77 Ill. Adm.

Code 690) shall be excluded from the center.

Section C: Children shall be screened upon arrival daily for any obvious signs of illness. If

symptoms of illness are present, the child care staff shall determine whether they are able to care

for the child safely, based on the apparent degree of illness, other children present and facilities

available to care for the ill child.

1) Children with diarrhea and those with a rash combined with fever (oral temperature

of 101º F or higher or under the arm temperature of 100º F or higher) shall not be

admitted to the day care center while those symptoms persist, and shall be removed

as soon as possible should these symptoms develop while the child is in care.

2) Children need not be excluded for a minor illness unless any of the following exists,

in which case exclusion from the day care center is required:

A) Illness that prevents the child from participating comfortably in program

activities;

B) Illness that calls for greater care than the staff can provide without

compromising the health and safety of other children;

C) Fever with behavior change or symptoms of illness;

D) Unusual lethargy, irritability, persistent crying, difficulty breathing or

other signs of possible severe illness;

E) Diarrhea;

F) Vomiting 2 or more times in the previous 24 hours, unless the vomiting is

determined to be due to a non-communicable condition and the child is

not in danger of dehydration;

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G) Mouth sores associated with the child's inability to control his or her

saliva, until the child's physician or the local health department states that

the child is noninfectious;

H) Rash with fever or behavior change, unless a physician has determined the

illness to be noncommunicable;

I) Purulent conjunctivitis, until 24 hours after treatment has been initiated;

J) Impetigo, until 24 hours after treatment has been initiated;

K) Strep throat (streptococcal pharyngitis), until 24 hours after treatment has

been initiated and until the child has been without fever for 24 hours;

L) Head lice, until the morning after the first treatment;

M) Scabies, until the morning after the first treatment;

N) Chicken pox (varicella), until at least 6 days after onset of rash;

O) Whooping cough (pertussis), until 5 days of antibiotic treatment have been

completed;

P) Mumps, until 9 days after onset of parotid gland swelling;

Q) Measles, until 4 days after disappearance of the rash; or

R) Symptoms that may be indicative of one of the serious, communicable

diseases identified in the Illinois Department of Public Health Control of

Communicable Diseases Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 690).

Vision and Hearing Screenings

In Compliance with DCFS Section 407.310(d) each Spring the Township of Proviso conducts

vision and hearing screenings to each preschool student. If the personnel conducting the

screening finds the child needs further vision or hearing examination they will provide a referral

that the preschool staff will send to the child’s family.

Medication:

Prescription and non-prescription medication will be accepted only in its original container and

must be clearly labeled with the child’s first and last name. Medication can only be administered

by the staff in amounts and at times listed on the labels. Medication will be locked in a lockbox

or cabinet or in a lockbox in the refrigerator, should it require refrigeration. Parents will be

required to sign a Medication Permission Form listing each different type of medication and the

period over which to be administered, in accordance with the label instructions. The Medication

Permission Form will remain confidential in the child’s file.

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Provisions for Emergencies

By signing and agreeing to the Emergency Care Release in the Preschool Application you hereby

authorize the Veterans Park District, their employees and agents to provide emergency medical

assistance or to arrange for and consent to on your behalf immediate medical treatment by a

licensed or certified physician or other medical personnel for your child whenever the authorized

Park District personnel believe such emergency medical assistance is necessary to protect the

health, safety and welfare of your child. Please be sure you provided accurate and all information

regarding your child’s medical needs and health conditions.

In case of a non-medical emergency the preschool staff will contact parents/guardians. In case

parents/guardians cannot be contacted the Emergency Contacts will be contacted. Please update

phone numbers and emergency contacts when needed. Please notify preschool director with

those changes.

Our preschoolers will use all of the play equipment and participate in all the activities of

Preschool. By signing the policy in the registration packet you grant permission for your child to

leave the preschool/park grounds under supervision of preschool staff members for a

neighborhood walk and visit.

Insurance

Veterans Park District carries Legal Liability Insurance in the amount of $8,000,000 per each

occurrence.

Bathroom Policy

Children that are not potty trained will immediately be sent home until the parent feels confident

that the child is properly potty trained. This includes being able to use the toilet by him/herself,

cleaning him/herself after a bowel movement, and washing their hands after using the urinal or

toilet.

If your child has an accident: Parents will be required to pick up their child immediately. Your

child will not be admitted back into class until he/she has been taken home, cleaned, and dressed

in dry, clean clothes and shoes. If there are repeated accidents, parents will have a meeting with

the preschool director (Recreation Director in the absence or vacation of Preschool Director) and

the child’s instructor. It will be determined at that time if your child will be sent home until they

are bathroom trained or some other intervention is taken. No refund will be given for days due to

bathroom accidents. While accidents happen, it is expected that your child is able to take care of

their bathroom needs before they are registered for preschool. They may not be sent to preschool

in diapers or pull ups.

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Personal Belongings

Personal belonging including, but not limited to, toys, electronics, money, etc. are not allowed

inside the preschool classroom.

Pest Control

Pest Control will be performed by a licensed pest control technician employed by the Illinois

Department of Public Health on an as needed basis. If pest control is needed, notifications will be

displayed at least 2 days in advance. Children will not be present at the time of pesticide

applications.

Photograph and Video Use Policy

Photographs and video footage are periodically taken by Veterans Park District Staff or

contracted photographers of persons, including children, participating in Veterans Park District

programs, activities, attending Park District classes and events, or using District facilities or

property. It shall be the policy of the Park District that by registering oneself or by registering

one’s child for a program, class, participating in an activity, attending an event, or using Park

District facilities or property, the participant expressly authorizes the Park District to use

photographs and video footage of that person(s) for promotional purposes in District

publications, advertising, marketing materials, brochures, event flyers, the Park District’s

website and social media (including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and other social

media sites that may be operated or utilized by the District), without additional notice or

permission of those persons and without any compensation.

All photographs and videos shall be the property of Veterans Park District.

Photographs and videos of children, including pre-school children, shall not include the child’s

first and last name with the express consent of the child’s parent or guardian.

Photographs and videos shall never be taken in bathrooms or changing areas.

Persons not wanted to be photographed or videotaped, or not wanting their children to be

photographed or videotaped, must informed the photographer, videographer, instructor or other

Park District staff member of their desire not to be photographed or videotaped.

Notification of the Park District Photograph and Video Policy and participant’s consent shall be

included in all Veterans Park District brochures.

For the safety and protection of the children, each classroom is equipped with and utilizes

surveillance cameras.

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Preschool Calendar 2017

First day of class: June 5th (M/W/F students & M-F students)

First day of class: June 6th (Tues/Thurs students)

Summer Preschool June 5th – August 18th No school July 4th

Weekly Themes

June 5-9: Summer June 12-16: Birds

June 19-23: Beach & Seashore

June 26-30: Sports

July 3-7: America

July 10-14: Carnival

July 17-21: Travel Around the World

July 24-28: Zoo Animals

July 31-Aug. 4: Insects

Aug. 7-11: Simple Machines

Aug. 14-18 Transportation

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Veteran’s Park Summer 2017 Preschool Supply List

Please bring school supplies on the first day of class.

Our class supplies will be shared and used in our class room; school supplies do not have to be a specific brand. Pictures are to be used as examples:

• 3 rolls of paper towels (Any size)

• 3 large Elmer’s glue sticks

• 2 bottles of Elmer’s bottle glue (4 oz. ea.)

• 2 boxes of Kleenex

• 2 pack of baby wipes

• Sunscreen with your child’s name on it

• 1 school bag large enough to put in 8 X 11 size papers (Please put first and last name inside bag)

• A change of gym shoes for outdoor play (if your child is wearing sandals that day)

• A change of clothes (at least one of each item): pair of socks (optional), underwear, pair of pants/shorts, & a shirt. Please have these items in a Ziploc bag with your child’s name written on it. If possible, please also write your child’s name or initials inside the labels of the clothes too.

• FULL DAY STUDENTS: Please supply a pillow and a blanket if your child is attending

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Preschool Behavior Policy

Child’s name: ________________________________________________________________

Preschool plays a role in teaching children how to treat their friends with respect as well as

adults which is part of our curriculum in helping build social skills. There may be times when

children may not behave properly. For example: having difficulties sharing, disrupting class,

speaking disrespectfully to an adult, physical contact, etc. Therefore, our behavior policy is as

follows:

1. The teacher will explain to the child one on one why their behavior(s) is/are not

accepted in preschool then warn the child that if the behavior(s) is/are demonstrated

again they will have to sit out.

2. If the child repeats the behavior(s) or does not follow the classroom rules again they

will be redirected to the “quiet zone” of the classroom. (One minute per year)

3. If the action(s) or behavior(s) is/are repeated after the redirection, a behavior report

will be written and the parent/guardian will be notified of their child’s behavior.

Behavior Report #1 Date: _____________________________________

Behavior Report #2 Date: _____________________________________

Behavior Report #3 Date: _____________________________________

4. After three behavior reports are made (see report dates above) the child will be

paused from the program for up to 3 days, until a behavior plan has been drafted, by

the Director of Early Childhood and the child’s classroom teacher(s). The

parent/guardian is required to attend a mandatory meeting with the Director of Early

Childhood and teacher(s) to discuss the behavior(s) and new behavior plan. The child

may return to class after the mandatory meeting has taken place.

Behavior Report #4 Date: _____________________________________

Behavior Report #5 Date: _____________________________________

5. If the inappropriate behavior(s) continue(s) after the meeting and the new behavior

plan is implemented, resulting in two more behavior reports being written (see report

dates above), the child will be paused for up to 1 week from Preschool under the

direction of the Director of Early Childhood and the Director of Recreation.

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Behavior Report #6 Date: _____________________________________

Behavior Report #7 Date: _____________________________________

6. If the inappropriate behavior(s) continue(s), resulting in two more behavior reports

being written (see report dates above), the child will be terminated from the

Preschool Program under the direction of the Executive Director.

*If a child who, after attempts have been made to meet the child’s individual needs,

demonstrates inability to benefit from the type of care offered by the facility, or whose presence

is detrimental to the group, the child will be discharged from the facility. ( 407.250 Enrollment

and Discharge Procedures of the DCFS Standards)

* In all instances, when the Executive Director decides that it is in the best interest of the child to

terminate enrollment, the child’s and parents’ needs shall be considered by planning with the

parents to meet the child’s needs when he or she leaves the facility, including referrals to other

agencies or facilities. ( 407.250 Enrollment and Discharge Procedures of the DCFS Standards)

*If a child poses a direct threat to the health and safety of other children, staff or him/herself the

parent of the child and the local police will be notified immediately. Termination will be put

into immediate effect, at the discretion of the Director of Recreation and/or Executive Director.

I understand the above behavior policy: ___________________________________________

Sign and Date

Print Parent/Guardian Name: ___________________________________________________

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Veterans Park District Policy Agreement

I read, understood, and agree to ALL of the following policies stated

above: non-refundable policy, preschool snacks, late payment policy, late

pick-up policy, pause procedure policy, graduation/re-registration policy,

behavior policy, medication policy, bathroom policy, personal belongings

policy, and photo release/video cameras policy.

I hereby grant permission for my child to use all of the play equipment and

participate in all the activities of Preschool. I hereby grant permission to leave

the preschool/park grounds under supervision of preschool staff members for a

neighborhood walk and visit.

Parent/Guardian Name (printed) ____________________________________

Parent/Guardian Signature _______________________________________

Date: _________________________

Veterans Park Preschools: Parent Handbook

Verification of Receipt

I _______________________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Name (Please print) Parents of ___________________________________________________________, hereby certify that I have Name of child received a copy of the parent handbook by Veterans Park District. _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________ Signature of Parent Date