Choices for Children Day School

“Freda arellano amy arellano president director mother/daughter”

“Choices for children day school has six (6) board members and does not have stockholders. The board votes on any changes to the by-laws and rules & regulations pertaining to the organization. They also vote on any major changes within the organization. The director organizes and manages the daily operation of the school.”

“The board has the power to elect one or more board members to the governing authority. The sitting board members ask questions and educate prospective board members about its policies, goals, and objectives. The board then votes to accept or reject any new member, and also votes to accept or terminate any board member not in good standing or writes a letter of resignation.”

“After the form 990 is completed, a mandatory board meeting is called to go over the schedules and discuss any changes or discrepancies to the return. Upon securing the necessary approval of the board of directors and all corrections are noted, the 990 form is corrected, signed, and filed.”

“With the small size of the board, the conflict of interest policy is discussed at the board meetings. If any purchases are to be made, the board has the opportunity to discuss the conflict of interest policy. For large purchases over 2,000, bids are collected for review. This eliminates any conflict of interest and enforces compliance. Board members are asked to provide their resume, and read and sign the organization's policy prohibiting conflicts of interest as defined in accordance with irs's articulation.”

“The board discusses any and all payroll raises to key employees and the director. Final approval is with the board. Salary is based on the key employee's education, expertise in management, length of service with the organization, and comparable salaries in the field.”

“The governing policies and statements are a part of the parent handbook that is given to parents and guardians upon enrollment. These policies and financial statements are given upon request to other interested parties.”

“Serve the educational, physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and aesthetic needs of a diverse population with equal opportunity for all students regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap. Teachers certified in child development encourage creative thinking and problem solving.”