Diseases Requiring Children and Adults Not to Be at ECE

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Diseases and Conditions Requiring Exclusion of Children and Adults from Coming In Contact with Any Other Person at the ECE Service.

Below is a list of the diseases and conditions likely to be passed on to children and to have a detrimental effect on them.  When a child or adult has one of these diseases or conditions the early childhood s

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