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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are those vests really needed?![/quote] Are the kids in an area where there are also kids who aren't in the program? If so, I'd say yes.[/quote] Yes: the kids wear the vests when they are outside and mixed in with non-aftercare kids. [/quote] I am not sure why this is a big deal. CLS kids at Murch were always using shirts or vests in specific colors (bright orange? green? i am not sure anymore) when they were using the playground at Murch (before the move). The playground was open to everybody and was also used by kids in the other aftercare program. for supervisors was obviously easier to supervise the kids when they were wearing a sort of uniform in a crowded playground. it seems reasonable to me and as a parent I would think it is safer. [/quote] One comment from another Murch parent. I HATED picking up kids from Language (CLS) vs XDay at Murch. XDay folks all know who I was, knew who my kids friends were and would let me pick them up and take them. Because, surprise kids often forget they are going home with you for playdate or you are their ride to something. CLS would refuse to release kids to me even when the kids told them who I was, even when I picked them up every week, they kept "losing" the authorization. While I appreciate the safety approach - it was overdone to the point of paranoia. [/quote] Another Murch parent, but one with the complete opposite experience. Language pickup has never been anything but easy. XDay pickup was always a game of, "Where are they playing today, and will their caregiver actually be paying attention?"[/quote]
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