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Level 3 programs have made a significant investment in the professional development of the staff, and they incorporate family and staff input into the program. Level 2 programs have demonstrated a commitment to improve program quality. They offer opportunities for children to advance their growth and development.
There are (4) main types of childcare programs available in the state of Indiana: Centers, Homes, Ministries, and LLEPs. Licensed Child Care Centers. Located typically in a commercial building. Licensed Child Care Homes. Unlicensed Registered Ministries. Unlicensed CCDF Eligible Providers.
One popular choice for educators is to use developmental checklists to record what they have observed about individual children; these developmental checklists consist of lists of skills from the different developmental domains for a specific age range.
Child care licensing focuses on child care centers and family child care providers that operate out of their homes. Both of these centers provide non-medical, age-appropriate care and supervision of infants to school-aged children for less than 24 hours at a time.
10 Safety Tips for Child Care Centers #1: Conduct a Risk Assessment. #2: Create an Emergency Plan. #3: Keep Children Supervised at All Times. #4: Have Age-Appropriate Activities. #5: Store Cleaning Products Out of Reach. #6: Keep Medications Locked Up. #7: Use Child-Safe Furniture. #8: Use Safety Gates.
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Minimum Requirements The provider must reside in the home that they are looking to get licensed in. The provider must be over the age of 18. The provider is required to have a GED or a high school diploma at the time of the application. The provider is required at times to be able to pass a random drug test.
Head Start and Early Head Start. Prekindergarten programs. School-age child care programs.

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