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Chaperones must be capable of fulfilling all duties required: 1. Be responsible for supervision, management, and discipline of all students at all times and assist students to follow directions, including frequent and regular room checks up to and beyond the designated curfew.

Definitions: Chaperone: An individual(s), such as a teacher during an academic program, who is not a Princeton University faculty or staff member, student, volunteer, or a parent/guardian, but is responsible for the care, custody and control of one or more Minors.

Chaperones are to check rooms, by entering the room, to ensure all students are in at curfew; check periodically to ensure lights are out at the designated time; visit with the students to ensure that no students have consumed drugs, tobacco, or alcoholic beverages; and remind them of the rules when necessary.

Keep the kids as engaged as you can, participate in the activities, and support the teacher and/or guides' decisions. If you do disagree with something they say, speak to them about it privately. Compliment kids on good behavior and thank guides for their help.

Keep the kids as engaged as you can, participate in the activities, and support the teacher and/or guides' decisions. If you do disagree with something they say, speak to them about it privately. Compliment kids on good behavior and thank guides for their help.

What is a Volunteer vs a Chaperone? Volunteers are under the direct supervision of a certificated employee (e.g. volunteering in the classroom, helping with special programs). Volunteers DO NOT require fingerprinting. Chaperones are not supervised by a certificated employee (e.g. field trips).