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1987 Washington Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1987)

handle is hein.sag/sagwa0092 and id is 1 raw text is: DISTRICTS--SCHOOLS--CHILD CARE PROGRAMS--AUTHORITY OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO PROVIDE CHILD CARE SERVICES School districts have the authority to provide programs that offer care for children, including children not enrolled as students of the school district. The facilities of the school district may be used to provide these programs. School district funds may be used for the operation of the child care programs and for the construction or remodeling of facilities to house such programs. School districts may not contract with private or other public agencies to provide child care services, either in district facilities or elsewhere, without express statutory authority. The school districts are authorized to charge fees for child care services but, if they charge fees, they may not waive some or all of the fees otherwise chargeable based upon such factors as the income of the parents. The districts are not authorized to furnish transportation to children in child care programs established by the district unless authorized by a specific statute. January 6, 1987 Honorable Frank B. Brouillet Superintendent of Public Instruction Old Capitol Building, FG-11 Cite as: Olympia, WA 98504 AGO 1987 No. 1 Dear Sir: By letter previously acknowledged you have requested the opinion of this office on the following questions (which we have reordered and paraphrased for clarity): 1. Do school districts have the authority to provide programs that offer care for children, including children not enrolled as students of the school district? 2. Assuming an affirmative answer to question 1, may the facilities of the district be used for this purpose?

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