Regulations (Florida) OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT EXAM
TESTBANK LATEST WITH COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS AND
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PASS.
Summary of 402.26 (1)
-parents are working outside of the home so childcare is
impartant for FL citizens economic well being. State needs to
respond to citizen concerns and the need to protect children's
health and welfare
How does the state want to promote growth and stability of the child
care industry?
By developing a regulatory framework and promoting the
development of child care options 402.26(3) and 402.26(4)
Summary of 402.26(5)
Accessibility of child care opportunities for children at risk,
economically disadvantaged and others traditionally
disenfranchised from society.
,Define disenfranchised
deprive a person of a legal right or privilege.
Primary role of child care professional
-keep children safe
-provide good nutrition and a healthy environment
-create a quality environment for learning
Gold Seal Quality Care Program
designation given to a child care program that is accredited by a
nationally recognized association.
Gold Seal Quality Care additional criteria includes
-No class I violations within 2 years preceding its application
-No more than 3 class II violations with the 2 years preceding its
application
-Not cited for the same class III violation 3 or more times, and failed
to correct after 1 year of citation
, Child Care
care, protection and supervision of a child for a period of less than
24 hours on a regular basis, which supplements parental care,
enrichment, and health supervision for the child in accordance with
his or her individual needs, and for which a payment, fee or grant is
made for care. (Defined in 402.302)
Child Care Facility
any child care center or child care arrangement which provides
child care for more than 5 children unrelated to the operator and
receives a payment, fee or grant for any of the children receiving
care, whether or not operated for profit.
Child Care Personnel
all owners, operators, employees. and volunteers working in a child
care facility.
-Does not include people that work after hours when children are
not present.
Child Welfare Provider
a licensed child-caring or child-placing agency