Emergency Medical Care Each participant’s registration form requires an authorization for emergency medical care should an emergency occur when the parent/guardian cannot be located immediately. Exceptions to providing this authorization are limited to the parent/guardian stating in writing, an objection to the provision of such care on religious or other grounds. Behavior PRCS focuses on safety, teamwork, respect, and responsibility. All participants and families are expected to follow the PRCS Code of Conduct. Program rules are designed for the safety, health, and happiness of the participants, staff, and volunteers. We want each participant to enjoy the activities and to benefit from their experience in the program. General discipline techniques will include positive reinforcement for appropriate behaviors and careful explanation of behaviors that are unacceptable. Behavioral guidance shall be age and developmental stage appropriate, constructive in nature and shall be intended to redirect participants to appropriate behavior and resolve conflicts. Code of Conduct Code of Conduct for PRCS After-School, Camps, Child Care and Preschool Programs Purpose: Our goal is to provide a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all participants, parents, and staff in our preschool, childcare, camps, and after-school programs. This Code of Conduct outlines expectations for behavior and interactions to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved. Expectations for Participants 1. Respect: Treat fellow participants, staff, and visitors with kindness and consideration. Harassment, bullying, or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated. Take care of program equipment, facilities, and personal belongings 2. Safety First: Follow Program Rules. Adhere to all established rules, schedules, and directions given by staff. Engage in activities safely and responsibly. Physical aggression, inappropriate language, or dangerous behavior will not be allowed. 3. Positive Participation: Actively participate in activities and maintain a cooperative attitude. Participants should be accountable for their actions and choices. Expectations for Parents & Guardians 1. Respect Staff and Participants: Communicate with staff, other parents, and participants in a respectful manner. 2. Support Program Policies: Encourage and reinforce program rules and expectations with your child, timely drop off and pick-up. Inform staff of any allergies, medical conditions, or special needs and provide necessary documentation. 3. Address Concerns Appropriately: Discuss any concerns with program staff in a professional and respectful manner. Parents should not engage in behavior that disrupts the program, including verbal or physical confrontations.
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