Enrollment forms must be kept current; to whom cannot a child be released?

Enrollment forms must be kept current; to whom cannot a child be released?

• A. Any other custodial parent or person authorized in writing.
• B. The neighbor's child.
• C. The school principal.
• D. The family doctor.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that who can take a child from enrollment-related settings is strictly limited to people who are explicitly listed as authorized on the current forms. Keeping those forms up to date ensures you have the right, current authorization for every pickup. You should not release a child to someone who isn’t on the authorization list, or who isn’t a custodial parent, unless the form has been updated to include them. That’s why the correct statement is about not releasing to individuals who are not clearly documented as allowed on file. In practice, always verify the current authorization and require proper written permission and, when in doubt, ask for identification to confirm who is permitted to pick up.

The main idea here is that who can take a child from enrollment-related settings is strictly limited to people who are explicitly listed as authorized on the current forms. Keeping those forms up to date ensures you have the right, current authorization for every pickup. You should not release a child to someone who isn’t on the authorization list, or who isn’t a custodial parent, unless the form has been updated to include them. That’s why the correct statement is about not releasing to individuals who are not clearly documented as allowed on file. In practice, always verify the current authorization and require proper written permission and, when in doubt, ask for identification to confirm who is permitted to pick up.