Part of the Learning Center · included with Baby's First Year
A daycare enrollment agreement is a contract. It governs when tuition is due, what happens when the family leaves, how rates change, when the child cannot attend, and what the center's liability looks like when something goes wrong. Most families sign it during enrollment and never read it again until a dispute arises. By then, the terms are already binding. This guide walks through the standard clauses in a daycare contract, explains what each one means in practice, and identifies the provisions worth reading twice before signing.
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