An enrollment agreement is the contract between a family and a childcare provider, setting out the schedule, tuition rate, payment terms, notice period, and center policies. It is signed before a child’s first day and is the reference point for any later billing dispute.
The notice period clause is the one most often relied on, since it determines what a family owes when they withdraw.
Agreements are usually re-signed annually, when rates or policies change, and the current version must be identifiable per family.
How Childcarious handles this
Online registration forms, waitlist management, document collection, and seamless enrollment — all paperless.
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