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What is required to open a child care in California?
To open a childcare center in California, you must obtain a license from the California Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division. In order to be eligible for a license, you must meet certain requirements, such as having a physical location for the childcare center that meets state and
What is a criminal record statement?
A criminal record statement is a document that provides information about a person's criminal history, including any arrests, convictions, and charges that have been filed against them.
What is the CAEYC conference?
The CAEYC conference is the annual conference of the California Association for the Education of Young Children (CAEYC), a professional organization for early childhood education professionals in California.
Child care could be coming to a city park near you soon
Voters overwhelmingly passed Measure H to allow child care at San Diego parks and rec centers, and now city officials and childcare advocates are working on what happens next. That includes Councilmember Raul Campillo, who championed Measure H.
Child Care and Preschool
Budget Provides $12 Billion for Child Care and Preschool Programs. Of this amount, $4.6 billion is for preschool and transitional kindergarten (TK) programs, $5.2 billion is for other child development programs, and $2.2 billion is for support programs.
‘Now we sit on the precipice of collapse:’ Childcare shortages and empty classrooms could get even worse
But due to COVID-19 disruptions and strict staffing requirements by the state’s quality rating system, the Columbus-based childcare center had to start closing at midnight in 2021. Now, the center is only open from 5 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Inflation Reduction Act left children and families behind
Do you count on EdSource’s education coverage? If so, please make your donation today to keep us going without a paywall or ads. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 makes major strides to address the urgent climate crisis and address soaring inflation.
San Francisco's New Department of Early Childhood Wants to Make It Easier for Families to Get Subsidized Child Care
Recent changes in San Francisco and on the statewide level mean it could soon be easier to navigate the process of finding publicly funded care and education for children. This week, San Francisco launched the city's new Department of Early Childhood.
Child care workers’ college costs covered under new San Diego County program
To improve the quality of child care and bolster an understaffed and underpaid child care workforce, county education officials are paying $1 million for dozens of local early childhood teachers to get free higher education.