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The document outlines the eligibility requirements for proprietary 'for-profit' centers to participate in a meal reimbursement program. It specifies that these centers must demonstrate that at least 25% of their enrollment or licensed capacity qualifies for compensation under Title XX of the Social Security Act or is eligible for free or reduced-price meals according to USDA guidelines. The sponsoring organizations are responsible for certifying compliance and must not claim reimbursements if the threshold is not met.

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Does New Mexico have free daycare?

Many New Mexico families qualify for free child care! Many programs accept child care assistance. Visit ECECDs Am I Eligible to learn more.

What is the youngest age for pre K?

Prekindergarten programs serve children between the ages of 3 and 5 years and focus on preparing them for kindergarten. These programs are often open only during the school year and only during part of the day.

Is pre-k free in NM?

New Mexico PreK (NM PreK) is a free program during the school year that delivers high-quality education in both community-based and school-based settings. NM PreK focuses on providing a fun, rewarding, and developmentally appropriate learning environment for children ages three and four.

What age do kids start pre-K in New Mexico?

Children who have reached their 4th birthday by September 1st are eligible to attend a PreK program. The purpose of PreK is to ensure every child in New Mexico has the opportunity to attend a high quality early childhood education program before kindergarten.

Is New Mexico a good place to raise kids?

New Mexico ranks last in child welfare and education. We also rank very low in health care and very high in crime. Statistically, its the worst state for raising a family.

What is the minimum age for pre K?

Parents of 4-year-old children may choose to enroll their child in any available TK program, CSPP, Head Start, private preschool or any other prekindergarten program for which the family is eligible.

Is headstart free in New Mexico?

Learning begins at birth. The free Early Head Start child and family program offers: High quality care and education. Home-based and center-based services.

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