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Parent Authorizations Emergency Medical Attention In the event of a medical emergency when I cannot be contacted, I authorize the staff of the Stepping Stones Early Learning Center to have my child

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4. Organizations or clubs organizing sports activities or extracurricular events where parental consent is necessary.
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