Professional Organizations ‘Students are encouraged to become a member of professional and student organizations. 1. The National Association forthe Education of Young Children (NAEYC). For membership information check the ‘web site (www.naeye org or call 1-800-424-2460. Annual dues are about $40.00. 2. Couneil for Exceptional Children Division of Early ‘Childhood. For membership information check the web site (www dec-sped.org) Annual dues are about $70.00. 3. Child and Family Advocacy Society (BYU-I student association). Fo information contact Tim Rarick at 496-4034 of Clarke 223K, are legally responsible forthe care and protection ofthe children cour labs. Prudent and reasonable behavior is required of stadents onsible for the children. ‘ach child, This information must include: 1. Childeen's intact form with curent address, phone number, ‘emergency contact information and heath information 2. Up-to-date immunization record or signed immunization waiver. 3. Signed Child Lab legal form which includes acknowledgement of risk. 4, Photo ofeach child 5, Record of any accidents occurring during preschool or accidents are to be reported tothe lab supervisor immediately supervisor i then to asses te situation and actin accordance Jo its seriousness. The director and parent must be notified and an nt report completed by the supervisor. For serious accidents 911, emergency medical treatment is necessary, an ambulance should transport the child toa hospital. The emergency ‘medical release form and parent contac information must accompany the child tothe hospital ‘Bumps, small bruises and serapes that don’t equi a Band-Aid do ‘not require an accident report, but must be verbally reported to the child's parent. Any information reported to parents should be documented. Injuries that require Band-Aids, that lave significant marks, or that involve the head require that an accident report be fled and thatthe parent and program director be notified frst aid kit is located inthe cupboard above the shelf inthe laundry room. Gloves must be worn when administering fis id to «child who is bleeding, or when there is the potential for contact with body fui. Safety Lab directors should develop a sytem that ensures that ll teachers ‘nach classroom have pediatric fist ad certification. A copy of the cenfiate must be Kept on file. Give first sid certification information tothe Child Lab manager. ‘Supervisors are responsible to assure that all staff members and children receive necesary safety traning. All teachers should know ‘where the first aid kits and fire extinguishers are located and how to use them, Straw, hay, com stalks, lighted candles, open flames, or other combustibles or sources of ignition may not be used inthe building. The university fire protection officer must be contacted at } least two (2) days in advance, for approval of any outdoor fire that | produces an open flame. Check the BYUGI website forthe form. ; For students and children’s safety, no child should be alone with an adult, student or faculty member, while attending the Child Lab. ‘Any activity that requires children to go into the hallway, to another room, or outdoors must be supervised by atleast two teachers.