CHILD CARE FACILITY RULES AND
REGULATIONS (DCF TRAIN THE
TRAINER) 2026 EXAM | QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|VERIFIED &UPDATED|
Florida Department of Children of Families --CORRECT-- This
agency
determines state rules pertaining to child care and enforces these rules
by licensing and inspecting child care facilities.
Local Fire Department --CORRECT-- This agency inspects child care
facilities and educates child care professionals about minimizing fires
and other threats to safety.
Local County Health Department --CORRECT-- This agency
establishes,
regulates, and enforces rules and local ordinances, which must meet
or exceed state standards.
Local Licensing Agencies --CORRECT-- This agency is responsible
for
,making sure child care facilities are inspected.
,The Florida Statutes --CORRECT-- are made up by the individual
laws
which were passed by the Legislature. Each year, new statutes appear
for the first time, some are rewritten or amended, and some stay the
same. Statutes are written and proposed by the Florida Senate and
House of Representatives. They are signed into law by the governor.
The Florida Administrative Code --CORRECT-- is made up of rules
that
are created by the Department of Children and Families and enforced
by the Depatment of Children and Families and many other state local
agencies. Rules and regulations are based on the Florida Statutues.
The Florida Department of Children and Families governs many
aspects of child care in the state, and its staff members write the rules
and regulations that appear in the Florida Administrative Code.
The Americans with Disabilities Act --CORRECT-- passed in 1990,
prohibits discrimination against people who are handicapped or
disabled. Its goals are to promote community integration by
prohibiting discrimination based on disability; to create early
, intervention services for infants and todlers (ages birth to 3 years)
with special needs and their families; and to provide non-
discriminatory, multidisciplinary evaluation by qualified
professionals.
What kinds of records are checked during a screening? --CORRECT--
Employment History
Local criminal records check through local law enforcement agencies
Fingerprints
Statewide criminal record checks through the Department of Law
Enforcement
Federal criminal records check through the FBI
402.3055 Child Care Personnel Requirements
The licensing agency the applicant, in writing, that the
license has been denied, and states why that decision was reached. -
Answer notifies
REGULATIONS (DCF TRAIN THE
TRAINER) 2026 EXAM | QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|VERIFIED &UPDATED|
Florida Department of Children of Families --CORRECT-- This
agency
determines state rules pertaining to child care and enforces these rules
by licensing and inspecting child care facilities.
Local Fire Department --CORRECT-- This agency inspects child care
facilities and educates child care professionals about minimizing fires
and other threats to safety.
Local County Health Department --CORRECT-- This agency
establishes,
regulates, and enforces rules and local ordinances, which must meet
or exceed state standards.
Local Licensing Agencies --CORRECT-- This agency is responsible
for
,making sure child care facilities are inspected.
,The Florida Statutes --CORRECT-- are made up by the individual
laws
which were passed by the Legislature. Each year, new statutes appear
for the first time, some are rewritten or amended, and some stay the
same. Statutes are written and proposed by the Florida Senate and
House of Representatives. They are signed into law by the governor.
The Florida Administrative Code --CORRECT-- is made up of rules
that
are created by the Department of Children and Families and enforced
by the Depatment of Children and Families and many other state local
agencies. Rules and regulations are based on the Florida Statutues.
The Florida Department of Children and Families governs many
aspects of child care in the state, and its staff members write the rules
and regulations that appear in the Florida Administrative Code.
The Americans with Disabilities Act --CORRECT-- passed in 1990,
prohibits discrimination against people who are handicapped or
disabled. Its goals are to promote community integration by
prohibiting discrimination based on disability; to create early
, intervention services for infants and todlers (ages birth to 3 years)
with special needs and their families; and to provide non-
discriminatory, multidisciplinary evaluation by qualified
professionals.
What kinds of records are checked during a screening? --CORRECT--
Employment History
Local criminal records check through local law enforcement agencies
Fingerprints
Statewide criminal record checks through the Department of Law
Enforcement
Federal criminal records check through the FBI
402.3055 Child Care Personnel Requirements
The licensing agency the applicant, in writing, that the
license has been denied, and states why that decision was reached. -
Answer notifies
