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This is required to establish a children's classroom.
What are Two Trained Children's Leaders?
Required for all Children's Program leaders and Regular Volunteers (serve over 3 times) each year.
What is Annual Recertification?
When a child attends class or seminars, this person must always be present.
What is the BSF Adult Attendance Requirement?
This is the policy that asks all of us to work together to observe and monitor students well.
What is the Two-Adult Policy?
This is true in every space where children are in the care of BSF.
What is the Two-Adult Policy?
Familiarity with local procedures and reporting requirements are necessary for this policy.
What is Suspected Child Abuse?
This document allows for another person to be designated the BSF Adult for a student.
What is the Parental Permission Requirement?
This policy ensures quick response in the event of a Student Program emergency.
What is the BSF Adult Attendance Requirement?
These are required to establish and maintain a Children's Program.
Who are the Children's Supervisor (CS) and Assistant Children's Supervisor (ACS)?
All Children's Program (CP) leaders and Regular Volunteers (serve over 3 times) must complete this before serving.
What is a Background Screening?
Child is accompanied by BSF Adult to and from class.
What is the To-the-Door Policy?
They work together to lead the Children's Program and monitor safety and pray over classes.
Who are the Children's Supervisor and Asst. Children's Supervisor(s)?
This must be completed before a child can be fully registered for BSF class.
What is the Parental Permission Requirement?
Class staff, CLs and Regular Volunteers are not to have this outside the BSF classroom.
What is No Outside Contact?
An exception can be made to this policy for High School students.
What is the To-the-Door Policy?
Social media and private Zoom chats are included in this safety essential.
What is No Outside Contact?