​Please review the Parent Handbook found in the

Policies and Procedures section of our website.

All children and custodial parents/guardians are required to sign and abide by the "Parent and Child Code of Conduct" at the time of registration and annually thereafter. The Code of Conduct reads:

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As part of the contract with Jackman Community Daycare, the Daycare reserves the right to withdraw or deny services if it is believed that the particular needs of your child or family cannot be appropriately met.


The decision for suspension and/or withdrawal will be based on, but not limited to, the following types of incidents:

  • Physical Acts: Extreme or repeated physical acts against other children and/or educators (including hitting, biting, spitting, or any other form of physical threat or assault).
  • Non-Compliance: Non-compliance with an educator’s directions.
  • Verbal Attacks: Verbal attacks on other children and/or educators, which include the use of threats, name-calling, and teasing, as well as repeated profane or degrading language.
  • Discrimination: Racial or other discriminatory incidents.
  • Leaving Supervision: A child who leaves JCD without permission and/or leaves the care of educators on or off-site (this will result in an automatic one-day withdrawal from JCD services).
  • Abuse: Any verbal or physical abuse by a child or a child’s family member.

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We realize that occurrences and disputes will occur among children, and it is not our intent to exclude children over normal developmental incidents that assist them in acquiring problem-solving skills. However, as individual needs vary in terms of environment and program, some children may not benefit from the programs offered at JCD.


We will make every effort to meet the needs of your child, which may require the assistance of an outside agency. If the behaviors still occur and it is still deemed that we are unable to meet the needs of you or your child, then services will be withdrawn, with approval from the BOD.
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Parent and Child Code of Conduct