DCF CHILD CARE FACILITY RULES AND
REGULATIONS EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS - LATEST AND COMPLETE
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Nonprofit membership organizations that are associated with national
organizations must submit an
annual attestation to the Department and comply with background screening
requirements.
Summer camps are
not required to be licensed.
Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) are exempt programs held during vacation periods,
usually one week in summer, focused on religious instruction for children and
youth of all ages.
are exempt from licensure.
Transient programs serve only guests of the establishment and require all child
care personnel to complete ...? background screening; employees' children may not
use the service.
Level 2 screening requirements of Chapter 435, Florida Statutes.
,Babysitting services at recreational facilities allow parents to remain on-site and
immediately available while participating in activities
racquet clubs, spas, and bowling alleys.
Non-custodial in-home care is care provided by a
nanny, au pair, babysitter, or relative caregiver for children of the same family, in
the children's own home.
A faith-based child care program that is an integral part of a church or parochial
school may qualify for
Religious exemption from licensure. Once licensed, though, a religious exempt
program cannot withdraw from licensure.
In addition to being accredited by an approved association, the child care program
must not have any of the following within the past two years:
Class I violations
Three or more Class II violations of the same licensing standard
Citations for the same Class III violation three or more times and failed to correct
the problem within the past year
In Florida, the following counties are locally licensed:
, Broward
Hillsborough
Palm Beach
Pinellas
Sarasota
Federal Laws: Americans with Disabilities Act
This Act prohibits disability discrimination and requires reasonable
accommodations by public entities and employers with 15+ employees, as long as
they do not cause undue burden.
Federal Laws: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
This Act guarantees students with disabilities a free appropriate public education
(FAPE) through an IEP in the least restrictive environment (LRE).
Federal Laws: Child Care and Development Fund Reauthorization
This Fund provides federal funding and guidelines for child care to help low-
income working families have access to quality child care programs.
Federal Laws: Crib Requirements - Part 1508 and Part 1509
The Code of Federal Regulations outlines the requirements for cribs to ensure
specific safety standards are met to protect infants.
REGULATIONS EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS - LATEST AND COMPLETE
UPDATE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS –
ASSURED PASS WITH INSTANT DOWNLOAD
PDF.
Nonprofit membership organizations that are associated with national
organizations must submit an
annual attestation to the Department and comply with background screening
requirements.
Summer camps are
not required to be licensed.
Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) are exempt programs held during vacation periods,
usually one week in summer, focused on religious instruction for children and
youth of all ages.
are exempt from licensure.
Transient programs serve only guests of the establishment and require all child
care personnel to complete ...? background screening; employees' children may not
use the service.
Level 2 screening requirements of Chapter 435, Florida Statutes.
,Babysitting services at recreational facilities allow parents to remain on-site and
immediately available while participating in activities
racquet clubs, spas, and bowling alleys.
Non-custodial in-home care is care provided by a
nanny, au pair, babysitter, or relative caregiver for children of the same family, in
the children's own home.
A faith-based child care program that is an integral part of a church or parochial
school may qualify for
Religious exemption from licensure. Once licensed, though, a religious exempt
program cannot withdraw from licensure.
In addition to being accredited by an approved association, the child care program
must not have any of the following within the past two years:
Class I violations
Three or more Class II violations of the same licensing standard
Citations for the same Class III violation three or more times and failed to correct
the problem within the past year
In Florida, the following counties are locally licensed:
, Broward
Hillsborough
Palm Beach
Pinellas
Sarasota
Federal Laws: Americans with Disabilities Act
This Act prohibits disability discrimination and requires reasonable
accommodations by public entities and employers with 15+ employees, as long as
they do not cause undue burden.
Federal Laws: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
This Act guarantees students with disabilities a free appropriate public education
(FAPE) through an IEP in the least restrictive environment (LRE).
Federal Laws: Child Care and Development Fund Reauthorization
This Fund provides federal funding and guidelines for child care to help low-
income working families have access to quality child care programs.
Federal Laws: Crib Requirements - Part 1508 and Part 1509
The Code of Federal Regulations outlines the requirements for cribs to ensure
specific safety standards are met to protect infants.
