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Written parent authorization
The parent names the assigned caregiver and the child, date, timing, and destination covered by the authorization.
School partnership · pickup & handoffs
Authorized backup pickup—without informal exceptions.
Opportino gives participating families a vetted, parent-authorized caregiver who follows your release procedure exactly. Your staff sees the named caregiver, verifies the required identity and authorization, and retains final authority over release.
The school stays in control
Minimum necessary data. Maximum clarity.
Staff do not need the family’s full care profile. They see only what is needed to make the release decision and document the handoff.
Parent authorizationNamed caregiverID checkPickup codeTimestamped release
Every Opportino pickup
A documented version of the release process you already use.
Opportino does not override school policy. It makes the parent’s authorization, caregiver identity, and release record easy to verify.
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Identity before release
The caregiver’s name and photo are available before arrival, and staff check government-issued ID under the program’s rules.
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Your rules and judgment
Your existing release procedure is followed. Staff may pause or deny release whenever a requirement is not satisfied.
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Timestamped handoff
Authorization, identity check, release, and any exception are documented for review.
Same-day additions
Make the exceptional pickup follow a repeatable checklist.
The shared school application now lets programs select every same-day release requirement that applies—including signed authorization, email or e-signature, a phone call from the parent, ID check, pickup code, director approval, minimum notice, and policy exceptions.
Opportino’s baseline
- Named caregiver assigned to the child
- Caregiver name and photo shared before arrival
- Written parent authorization
- Government-issued ID check
- Direct Opportino support during active handoffs
- School retains final authority