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Licensing of child care in California, 1911-1961 by Sindhu Vaman Phadke, 1975
Stories and public managers in child care licensing: California, 1850-1913 (Working paper / Graduate School of Public Policy, University of California, Berkeley) by Timothy J Sullivan, 1987
A brief history of day care and child care licensing in the United States by George M Robinson, 1974
Licensing school-age child care programs (Getting started : technical assistance papers on school-age child care) by Lesia Oesterreich, 1991
The legacy of Miracle Hill: Events which led to the enactment of the 1963 Oklahoma Child Care Licensing Act by Linnie Francene Allsup, 1991
Licensing of child care facilities by state welfare departments;: A conceptual statement ([United States]) by Norris E Class, 1968
The case against state licensing of child care facilities: A theoretical and empirical analysis by William Moskoff, 1978
Minnesota-Department of Human Services-Division of Licensing-Dhs Rule 3 {Child Care Centers}-Interpretive Guidelines-July 1, 1996 With Chdc 1001-Licensing of Daycare Facilities With I Am Your Child Abc Special With Child Development Careers by {Children}, 1996-01-01
Licensing Rules for Child Care Centers
Licensing, standards, and regulations in child care programs in Europe, Canada, and Israel by Sheila B Kamerman, 1977
An analysis of the statutory revisions in the child welfare agency licensing law pertaining to child day care in the state of Louisiana by Belinda Terro Mooney, 1985
Life Child: The End of Poverty : The Case for Licensing All Parents (Life*Force series) by Randall Craig Fasnacht, 1992-03
Licensing Parents by Jack C. Westman, 1994-08-21
Local organizations benefit from private- and public-sector grants.(children and elderly care services)(Brief Article): An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal

lists with details

National Resource Center For Health And Safety In Child Care
Information about licensing regulations in the United States.
http://nrc.uchsc.edu/

Extractions: (latest update: June 1, 2004) Resources for a Safe and Healthy Summer The onset of summer brings a variety of health and safety issues to the forefront in child care providers and parents minds. The National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care has created a listing of helpful web based resource links, including references to Caring for Our Children , 2nd Ed. standards. Resources for child care providers and parents on sun safety water safety , use of insect repellants safe outdoor play can be found at http://nrc.uchsc.edu/RESOURCES/summer.htm . Have a safe and fun summer. Welcome to the National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care (NRC) The National Resource Center is located at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado, and is funded by the . The NRC's primary mission is to promote health and safety in out-of-home child care settings throughout the nation. The standard resource for information concerning this subject is the Caring for Our Children: National Health and Safety Performance Standards Guidelines for Out-of-Home Child Care Programs , Second Edition published in January 2002. The guidelines were developed through the collaborative efforts of the
Search Texas Child Care
Search Texas Child Care, Childcare solutions within your reach Information for Child Care Professionals. child care licensing Offices. Other Child Care Information PLEASE NOTE child care licensing (CCL) via Texas Department of Family and
http://www.tdprs.state.tx.us/Child_Care/Search_Texas_Child_Care

Extractions: More info on residential facility types FAQ's About Texas Child Care Steps to Search for Texas Child-Care Types of Child-Care available If your address, phone or other information changes please advise your licensing representative. They will enter corrections in the database that will appear on the Web site. PLEASE NOTE: Child Care Licensing (CCL) via Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) maintains this web site as a public service. All information provided is believed to be accurate and reliable; however, CCL via DFPS assumes no responsibility for the use of the information provided. PLEASE NOTE: Users of this web site are responsible for checking the accuracy, completeness and/or suitability of all information. Since inaccuracies may occur, these pages do not replace official sources. All information is presented without guarantees and does not constitute an endorsement of any facility or the programs they offer, either expressed or implied. If you find some questionable information, please
ORS Child Care Licensing Home Page
CHILD CARE PROGRAMS, child care licensing Section Suite 32.458 Voice (404) 6575562 Fax (404) 657-8936. child care licensing TRAINING INFORMATION.
http://www2.state.ga.us/Departments/DHR/ORS/orsccl.htm

Extractions: Fax: (404) 657-8936 ORS inspects and licenses 1,685 day care centers; 229 group day care homes; 233 residential care facilities; 11 therapeutic camps; and 55 private adoption agencies. The office registers 6,368 family day care homes, which are private residences that provide care for three to six children, and inspects a sample of these homes yearly and also monitors 1,653 informal family day care homes. In FY 2002, ORS sanctioned 85 child care facilities for non-compliance with regulations, and 14 unregulated, unlicensed facilities were ordered to close. The Facility Location and Information Guide includes lists and more detailed information on child care related facilities in Georgia. Information on how to select a day care center for your child is another service provided by Child Care Licensing. You can also watch a short video on " How To Apply To Become A Licensed Day Care Center Operator " by clicking on the video's title. The video talks about some of the requirements for operating a day care center and has some information that parents can use in selecting a daycare center. This video is recommended for those with connection speeds of 56K or greater. RealPlayer is required to view the video. This free software may be downloaded by clicking the icon to the right and following the instructions on the Real Networks site.
ADHS Office Of Child Care Licensing
Division of Licensing Services. Office of child care licensing. Rules/Regulations. Arizona Administrative Code State Requirements for Licensing Child Care.
http://www.hs.state.az.us/als/childcare/

Extractions: Our mission: " To ensure the health, safety and well-being of children in licensed child care facilities and certified child care group homes throughout Arizona by establishing appropriate rules, monitoring for compliance, offering technical assistance and training to caregivers and providing consumer education." Facility Information ALS Search: Searchable Facility Information Listing of Arizona Child Care Facilities in three downloadable formats Rules/Regulations Arizona Administrative Code: Current Rules for Child Care Facilities and Child Care Group Homes, Effective until September 1, 2004
About Child Care Licensing
ChildCare Licensing Division is responsible for protecting the health, safety, and well being of children who attend or reside in regulated child-care facilities and homes. About child care licensing. Child Care Solutions. Child Care Standards and Regulations
http://www.tdprs.state.tx.us/Child_Care

Extractions: Home Page Child Care About Child Care Licensing About Child Care Licensing ... * Providers: Request Background Checks Listed Family Homes People who must list with the division are those who are compensated to provide regular child care (at least four hours per day, three or more days a week, for more than nine consecutive weeks) in their own homes for 1-3 unrelated children. After receipt of an application and licensing background check clearances, a certificate is issued. The caregiver must be at least 18 years old. However, there are no minimum standards, orientation or training requirements for listed homes. They are not inspected unless a report is received alleging child care is offered subject to registration and reports of abuse or neglect are investigated. Back to top Registered Facilities Back to top Licensed Facilities All types of licensed facilities have published standards they are required to follow and are routinely monitored and inspected. The application process requires that a provider receive orientation and background checks are conducted. A license is issued after licensing staff complete on-site inspection(s) to insure minimum standards are met. Facilities are inspected every 5-12 months and if a report is received related to child abuse/neglect or standards violations. Licensed Facilities include day care and 24 hour care:
Home Page: Delaware Children's Department, State Of Delaware -WWW
Offers information on state programs designed to protect and benefit children and families, including crisis help, abuse intervention, child mental health services, and child care licensing.
http://www.state.de.us/kids/
CCSS Child Care Licensing
child care licensing Services. is a child at risk by using unlicensed child care? person must be licensed. The child care licensing Office within the Clark County Social
http://www.co.clark.nv.us/social_service/ccl.htm

Extractions: If a person who is not a parent, grandparent or guardian cares for even one child in the unincorporated areas of Clark County, as well as in the City of Las Vegas , that person must be licensed. The Child Care Licensing Office within the Clark County Social Service Department is the licensing agency for the unincorporated area of Clark County. Services provided in addition to licensing include inspection complaint investigation and consultation The City of Las Vegas is responsible for Child Care Licensing in the City of Las Vegas. The Nevada Division of Child and Family Services, Bureau of Services for Child Care is responsible for Child Care Licensing in the incorporated cities of Boulder City, Henderson, Mesquite and North Las Vegas. The Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County (EOB) LICENSING... The goal of licensing is to ensure consistency in the quality of child care while offering providers support and assistance in providing a high level of service. All applicants for child care licensing must be approved by the following departments: Zoning, Building, Fire, Health, Metropolitan Police Department and by the Child Care Licensing Office. After all departments have completed their review/inspection of the facility, the license application is presented to the Board of County Commissioners for approval/denial of the license. Three types of child care facilities are licensed:
Child Care Licensing:Selecting A Day Care Center
Day care centers are generally inspected annually by child care licensing staff. Ask to see the centers most recent report of licensure inspection.
http://www2.state.ga.us/Departments/DHR/ORS/orsdcare.htm

Extractions: IF YOUR CHILD IS GOING TO A DAY CARE CENTER There are some basic things which are needed for the physical, mental and emotional welfare and safety of all children. Every child, as you know, is different. So it is with day care centers. No two day care centers will be just alike, but there are some basic factors that will be common to all. As you make decisions about what day care center will be caring for your child, you will need to get answers to a lot of questions. WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE CENTER? What are the qualifications of the staff and director? Do they regularly attend training? Do the staff have current CPR and first aid training? WHAT ARE THE CENTERS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES? How will the center communicate with you about accidents, illnesses and your childs progress? What are the centers policies and procedures on giving medicine to your child? What is the centers policy on discipline? HOW DOES THE CENTER FEEL WHEN YOU VISIT IT? You can learn a lot by looking and listening when you go to the center. Answer these questions for yourself: Are the children happy?
About Child Care Licensing
ChildCare Licensing Division is responsible for protecting the health, safety, and well being of children who attend or reside in regulated child-care
http://www.tdprs.state.tx.us/Child_Care/About_Child_Care_Licensing/default.asp

Extractions: Home Page Child Care About Child Care Licensing About Child Care Licensing ... * Providers: Request Background Checks Listed Family Homes People who must list with the division are those who are compensated to provide regular child care (at least four hours per day, three or more days a week, for more than nine consecutive weeks) in their own homes for 1-3 unrelated children. After receipt of an application and licensing background check clearances, a certificate is issued. The caregiver must be at least 18 years old. However, there are no minimum standards, orientation or training requirements for listed homes. They are not inspected unless a report is received alleging child care is offered subject to registration and reports of abuse or neglect are investigated. Back to top Registered Facilities Back to top Licensed Facilities All types of licensed facilities have published standards they are required to follow and are routinely monitored and inspected. The application process requires that a provider receive orientation and background checks are conducted. A license is issued after licensing staff complete on-site inspection(s) to insure minimum standards are met. Facilities are inspected every 5-12 months and if a report is received related to child abuse/neglect or standards violations. Licensed Facilities include day care and 24 hour care:
Nebraska Child Care Licensing
child care licensing. Prior to 1992, licensing was seen primarily as an enforcement entity. Like many states, Nebraska is learning new ways to work effectively with child care providers.
http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/chs/chc/cclicen.htm

Extractions: Child Care Licensing Prior to 1992, licensing was seen primarily as an enforcement entity. Like many states, Nebraska is learning new ways to work effectively with child care providers. This learning process began with focusing on encouraging and supporting providers by offering resource information along with technical assistance. Nebraska law requires any individual who provides child care for four or more children from different families at any one time needs to be licensed. There are four separate child care licenses: Family Child Care Home I, Family Child Care Home II, Preschool, Child Care Center. Family Child Care Home I
The Kansas Department Of Health And Environment
Family day care homes, child care centers, preschools and residential programs for children and youth in Kansas are regulated by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/bcclr/index.html
Licensing
(303) 8664453. Current child care licensing Act. Child Care Rules and Regulations. child placement agencies. How do I contact child care licensing?
http://www.cdhs.state.co.us/childcare/licensing.htm

Extractions: Fax No. (303) 866-4453 Current Child Care Licensing Act Child Care Rules and Regulations Normas De Regulacion Para Hogares De Familias Dedicadas Al Cuidado De Niños Early Childhood Professional Loan Repayment Program The Division of Child Care licenses nearly 9,000 child care facilities in Colorado. These facilities include: family child care homes child care centers residential facilities, including camps day treatment centers child placement agencies How do I contact Child Care Licensing? You can contact Child Care Licensing by calling (303) 866-5958 or (800) 799-5876. Other Division of Child Care Licensing Phone Numbers: To review provider files To report licensing violations To obtain licensing information Fax number Want additional information about licensing?
General Child Care Information
Licensing Information Learn about child care licensing requirements and how to become a licensed child care facility or home. Registration
http://www5.myflorida.com/cf_web/myflorida2/healthhuman/childcare/
Licensing Information
Child Care Information. Licensing Information. The child care licensing program is a component of the services provided by Department of Children and Families.
http://www5.myflorida.com/cf_web/myflorida2/healthhuman/childcare/licensing.html

Extractions: Licensing Information The child care licensing program is a component of the services provided by Department of Children and Families. The program is accountable for the statewide licensure of Florida's child care facilities, specialized child care facilities for the care of mildly ill children, large family child care homes and licensure or registration of family day care homes. The purpose of the program is to ensure a healthy and safe environment for the children in child care settings and to improve the quality of their care through regulation and consultation. The department ensures that licensing requirements are met through on-going inspections of child care facilities and homes, thus preventing the continued operation of substandard child care programs. Florida's child care law [§402.301-319, Florida Statutes], provides for any county whose licensing standards meet or exceed the state minimum standards [Chapters 65C-20, 65C-22 and 65C-25, Florida Administrative Code], to designate by ordinance, a local licensing agency in their county. Counties not choosing to administer their own child care licensing programs, are licensed by the Department of Children and Families (DCF). Currently, DCF child care licensing staff are responsible for the inspection and licensure of child care facilities and homes in 60 out of 67 counties in the State of Florida as well as registration of family day care homes in those counties which do not require licensure. Seven counties have elected to regulate licensing of child care facilities and homes as provided in §402.306, Florida Statutes. Those counties are Alachua, Brevard, Broward, Hillsborough, Palm Beach, Pinellas, and Sarasota.
Massachusetts Office Of Child Care Services
05/05/04 Newly Revised Group and School Age child care licensing Forms The Licensing Unit has combined and improved some licensing forms for Group Child Care
http://www.qualitychildcare.org/

Extractions: You've got child care questions. We've got the answers. The Massachusetts Office of Child Care Services web site is the place for parents and child care providers to get answers to their important questions about child care and early education. Our agency aim: to make sure all children receive the highest quality child care from providers in Massachusetts. These revisions allow teens participating in YPP programs access to full time child care; restrict "incapacity of parent" as a service need to one parent only in foster parent or guardian families; and clarify service need hours for college students during the summer term. For a copy of the policy, click here The Office of Child Care Services, in collaboration with the Massachusetts School-Age Coalition (MSAC), is pleased to announce a new multi-year initiative to formalize a professional development and quality improvement system for school-age child care programs serving children ages 5-14 years. To read more about this
About Us Page For The Bureau Of Child Care Licensing
child care licensing. Welcome to the Bureau of child care licensing. The Bureau of child care licensing ensures that children attending
http://www.dhhs.nh.gov/DHHS/BCCL/default.htm

Extractions: Welcome to the Bureau of Child Care Licensing The Bureau of Child Care Licensing ensures that children attending NH child care programs are in safe and healthy environments and are provided with care, supervision and developmentally appropriate activities that meet each child's physical and emotional needs. BCCL accomplishes this through on-site evaluations, monitoring, and investigations that ensure compliance with applicable NH Statutes and Administrative Rules, approval and issuance of licenses, and initiation of appropriate disciplinary action when necessary for compliance and the protection of children. BCCL also provides consultation and technical assistance to help understand licensing regulations to existing licensed child care providers and persons who might consider applying for a child care program license. BCCL licenses seven categories of child care programs: Family Child Care Homes, Family Group Child Care Homes, Group Child Care Centers, Child Care Nurseries, School Age Program, Night Care Programs, and Residential Child Care Programs. The Child Development Bureau maintains contracts with a variety of agencies to provide resource and referral services for child care in the agency's community. Parents use the
Child Care Licensing - Eligibility For The Bureau Of Child Care Licensing
child care licensing. Requirements to Obtain a Child Care License. To begin the licensing process, BCCL must receive a completed application
http://www.dhhs.nh.gov/DHHS/BCCL/ELIGIBILITY/

Extractions: Requirements to Obtain a Child Care License To begin the licensing process, BCCL must receive a completed application and all required attachments. Licensing attachments include: The licensing process includes: An inspection of the physical premises, including indoor and outdoor child care space; An evaluation of the program or services that will be offered to children; An inspection and evaluation of the toys, equipment and learning materials that will be accessible to children;
Child Care Licensing - Hillsborough County Government Online
child care licensing Program Hillsborough County child care licensing Office 8900 N. Armenia Ave., Suite 210 Tampa, FL 33604 (813) 2726487 (813) 903-3422 FAX E
http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/ccl/home.html

Extractions: About Hillsborough County Child Care Licensing Office Information and Questions Choosing Child Care Administrative Rules and Statutes Florida Statute and Hillsborough County Ordinance #03-25 - Minimum Standards for Child Care Facilities Child Care Applications and Forms "Child Care Update" Newsletter March 2004
Child Care Licensing - Hillsborough County Government Online
child care licensing Program Child Care Facility Licensure General Information and FAQ s. Licensing Procedures for obtaining a child care facility license
http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/ccl/ccf_license_faq.html

Extractions: General Information and FAQ's CHILD CARE FACILITY LICENSURE Thank you for your interest in becoming a child care facility applicant/owner. This packet is designed to assist you in getting a child care facility license. Child Care is the care, protection, and supervision of a child for a period of less than twenty-four (24) hours a day on a regular basis which supplements parental care for the child's individual needs, daily care, enrichment opportunities and health supervision and where a payment, fee, grant or bartering arrangement is made of care. The Hillsborough County Child Care Licensing Office provides licensing information and technical assistance to all child care facilities in Hillsborough County including the municipalities of Tampa, Temple Terrace and Plant City. 1) ATTENTION: As of January 1, 2004 in order to receive a license for a child care center all child care directors/administrators will be required to have an administrator's credential as part of the minimum licensing standards.
CCSS Child Care Licensing
child care licensing Services. is The City of Las Vegas is responsible for child care licensing in the City of Las Vegas. The
http://www.co.clark.nv.us/social_service/CCL.htm

Extractions: If a person who is not a parent, grandparent or guardian cares for even one child in the unincorporated areas of Clark County, as well as in the City of Las Vegas , that person must be licensed. The Child Care Licensing Office within the Clark County Social Service Department is the licensing agency for the unincorporated area of Clark County. Services provided in addition to licensing include inspection complaint investigation and consultation The City of Las Vegas is responsible for Child Care Licensing in the City of Las Vegas. The Nevada Division of Child and Family Services, Bureau of Services for Child Care is responsible for Child Care Licensing in the incorporated cities of Boulder City, Henderson, Mesquite and North Las Vegas. The Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County (EOB) LICENSING... The goal of licensing is to ensure consistency in the quality of child care while offering providers support and assistance in providing a high level of service. All applicants for child care licensing must be approved by the following departments: Zoning, Building, Fire, Health, Metropolitan Police Department and by the Child Care Licensing Office. After all departments have completed their review/inspection of the facility, the license application is presented to the Board of County Commissioners for approval/denial of the license. Three types of child care facilities are licensed:

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