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Letter to School
A Letter to School notifies your child's school that you have given a caretaker temporary authority over your children. This letter can be used if you need a friend, babysitter, or anyone else to pick your child up from school. Schools adhere to strict rules and regulations and need to be notified if someone aside from a parent is picking up a child. A Letter to School gives you authority to designate who can, and can't, act as a temporary caretaker for your children.
Use the Letter to School document if:
- You want to give someone temporary authority over your kids at school.
- You're giving the school a list of who can pick up your children.
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