Suspension or Termination 6 Specific reasons why (in writing) Conditions for return, if any
{"Image DocumentName": "Suspension or Termination", "Image ImageDescription": "Many suspensions or terminations can be avoided if you discuss your concerns with parents, offer assistance in finding resources or services, and work together to address the problem. If these measures fail, and you are suspending or planning to terminate a child, you must give the parents a written explanation of the specific reasons why, and the circumstances under which the child may return, if any. (NEW) If the suspension is for non-payment (for a private paying child), you must say so and whether or not you will accept the child back if parents pay what\u2019s due. If a suspension or termination is due to the child\u2019s behavior, you must give specific examples, and let parents know whether you will accept the child back if he receives counseling, or if the child sees his doctor, for example. If the termination is because the parents repeatedly are late picking up the child, you must explain and you may decide not to accept the child back in your program. It\u2019s your choice, but you must explain in writing. [See 7.04(3)(b)] (b) If a program chooses to suspend or terminate a child for any reason the program must provide written documentation to the parents of the specific reasons for the proposed suspension or termination of the child, and the circumstances under which the child may return, if any. Specific reasons why (in writing) Conditions for return, if any.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}