Chaperone duties and responsibilities
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The document outlines the duties and responsibilities of chaperones for a children's choir performance. Chaperones are expected to arrive 30 minutes before call time to receive their badge and duties assignment from the performance coordinator. Their responsibilities include inspecting uniforms, assisting children before, during and after the performance, maintaining order, and ensuring children are dismissed to authorized individuals after the performance ends. Chaperones must dress appropriately, follow all rules and report any issues to the performance coordinator.
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