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Benchmarks to Quality is designed to enhance a providers self-study process and to identify measurable provider progress. NAFCC Benchmarks to Quality can be used during the self-study process to help providers in their planning. It suggests milestones for recognition as providers work with the Quality Standards.
What are the goals of NAFCC?
NAFCC strengthens the profession by advocating for the needs of practitioners and the families they serve, providing an identifiable national voice for all members and promoting a professional accreditation credential which recognizes and encourages high quality care and education in home-based settings.
What is the only national accreditation system provided by the NAFCC?
NAFCC sponsors the only nationally recognized accreditation system designed specifically for family child care providers. This system was designed by hundreds of providers, parents, and early care and education experts in an effort to create a quality indicator for family child care programs across the country.
What is the role of a NAFCC accreditation observer?
A NAFCC observer completes an on-site and/or virtual observation of accreditation operational practices that align with the accreditation quality standards. Key Responsibilities: Respect and understand the NAFCC Accreditation process and its history and observation procedures and process.
Model Work Standards, NAFCC Accreditation Standards, QRIS BAS. National Association of Family Child Care (NAFCC) accreditation standards, state standards.Read more
In 1994, the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) began a major initiative to develop a new accreditation system for family child care. Instead ofRead more
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