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School-Age Accreditation Request Form, Page 8 of 11 Section 4 - naeyc 2025

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The document is a School-Age Accreditation Request Form that requires detailed information about eligible school-age groups served by a program. It includes sections for group names, addresses, age categories, teaching staff details, special needs of children, language spoken, and daily schedules. The form aims to collect comprehensive data to support the accreditation process.

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What are the benefits of NAEYC accreditation?

NAEYC Accreditation helps parents find the best possible early childhood experience for their children. NAEYC-Accredited programs must: Promote positive relationships for all children and adults to encourage each childs sense of individual worth.

What is the standard 4 of NAEYC?

Standard 4: Assessment of Child Progress Assessments help teachers plan appropriately challenging curriculum and tailor instruction that responds to each childs strengths and needs. Assessments can also help teachers identify children with disabilities and ensuring that they receive needed services.

Is NAEYC credible?

NAEYC accreditation is the gold standard for early childhood programs across the country.

How much does NAEYC accreditation cost?

Annual Accreditation Fee | Starting at $650 1 to 60 children61 to 120 children121 to 240 children $650 $750 $900

Is it hard to get NAEYC accredited?

It�s a designation that�s hard-earned � one that represents a commitment to delivering a superior standard of quality education to children and their families. In fact, NAEYC accreditation is achieved by less than 10 percent of early childhood education centers in the country.

Is NAEYC accreditation worth it?

Every child deserves access to high-quality early learning experiences. NAEYC-accredited early learning programs are exceptionally well equipped and meticulously measured for indicators of quality in the classroom and beyond.

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