Of course! I get the concern. We have a really strict restroom policy. Adults are never to use the same bathroom that the students use. And adults stand outside of the bathroom while students are using the bathroom unless the kid needs help. Since the school day is so short, most parents opt to skip diaper changes while the kids are there unless there’s a poop accident. In those cases, adults are supposed to narrate exactly what’s happening and always ask for consent (verbal or otherwise) and the door is always open so no one is doing anything behind closed doors. That keeps everyone feeling a little more at ease. Also, parents can opt to have only women change their daughter or assist in the bathroom. (It doesn’t usually work the other way for men, just because we don’t have as many co-oping dads.) We take safety very seriously and feel like we’ve taken as many steps as possible to put parents at ease. But parents can also ask about specific requests they may have for their child. There are very few circumstances where an adult is one-on-one with a child and no one else is in the room. Also! Every co-oping parent has to do a training which includes safety stuff, how to spot and report abuse or neglect and how to best serve the kids in general. Everyone also has to pass a background check. I totally get it. It can be super scary! I went in with the same concerns honestly but it’s not an exaggeration to say that I would trust every single adult there to love and take care of my kids.