"The Business Side of Child Care"
Crystal Varner has over 17 years of education experience from Early Childhood Education Teacher to District Manager. She has 7 years classroom experience, as well as 10 years childcare supervisory and financial experience, which includes 8 years multi-site experience. Ms. Varner has worked in privately owned childcare, corporate childcare, non-profit childcare and most recently an ISD with 14 years experience in traditional childcare and over 3 years experience in school-age programs. Having worked in childcare centers in South Carolina, North Carolina and Texas and having dealt with many situations Crystal is familiar with several State Licensing and Health Department regulations.
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Collecting tuition is probably one of the hardest things for childcare Owners and Directors to do. Speaking to parents about their payments is not the “fun” part of the job, but it must be done. Unfortunately you will have those parents that will not pay their tuition without a friendly face to face reminder, and face to face is the best way … [Read more...]
Your childcare staff can make or break your business. The childcare industry traditionally has very high turnover. The key is to improve employee morale to decrease turnover as much as possible to create consistency for the center. To do this you must value, encourage and energize your team to accomplish the center mission, vision and … [Read more...]
Childcare is a business. A lot of times when people open a childcare they may open it with the impression “if I open it they will come”. Well that is not always true. The truth is that childcare centers have to be marketed just like every other business. First of all you need to budget for marketing. Marketing needs to start before you open … [Read more...]
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