The Season of Illness and Taxes

We try hard to not spread illness to your families.  We have an illness policy in place to helps us protect your family.  During this time of illness, please follow the illness policy and cancel appointments if anyone in your home is sick.

Our staff works with many babies and toddlers who get sick very easily. Because of this

fact, it is very important for everyone to remember to cancel home or center visits if

ANYONE in your family is sick.

Please call to reschedule if any of the following symptoms are present:

     

• fever of 101 degrees or more
• stomach/flu-like symptoms such as throwing up or diarrhea
• very sleepy or tired; fussier than usual
• a sore throat
• bad cold
• coughing
• red eyes with discharge
• thick green mucus from the nose
• skin rash
• oozing fluid or pus
• head or body lice; pinworm or scabies
• mouth sores

If anyone in your family is showing any of the signs listed above or isn’t feeling well, call

to cancel the visit by 9:00 AM.

Please help us keep everyone healthy.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Early Learning Center Layton 801-402-5514

Early Learning Center Bountiful 801-402-5432

Early Learning Center Farmington 801-402-5408

Also,

Each family with a child who was eligible for Early Intervention services at any time in 2013 will be receiving a TC-40D tax form this month.  The Utah State Tax Commission has authorized this form to be used to document a dependent child with a disability.  Families will need to fill in the  necessary information on Part 1 of the form and keep it with your tax records.  With this form, your child who was eligible for early intervention will count as two dependents on your Utah State Tax return.  The form does not need to be sent in with your taxes.  We are only authorized to provide forms for children who were eligible for early intervention services in the 2013 year.  If you have questions about the eligibility of older children, please check with the principal at your child's school.