auditory range of an assistant or Center Director, Assistant Director, Program volunteer fourteen years to sixteen Supervisor or Lead Teacher at all times. years old, and must be available and Weight NA able to respond. When the licensee or primary staff person is the only The Family Home Licensee, Center Director, supervisor, the assistant or volunteer Assistant Director, Program Supervisor or may be in visual or auditory range Lead Teacher must be within visual and for brief periods of time while the auditory range of an Instructional Aide, Aide, licensee or primary staff person or Volunteer. The early learning program attends to their personal needs on staff who is supervising must be available the premises. and able to respond at any time. Weight #6 WAC 296A-5750 When the Family Home Licensee, Center Supervising staff Director, Assistant Director, Program (12)When the licensee or primary staff Supervisor, or Lead Teacher is the only person is supervising staff, be: supervisory staff, the Assistant Teacher, (a) Aware of what staff are Instructional Aide, Aide, or Volunteer may doing; and be out of visual or auditory range for brief (b) Available and able to period of time while the supervisory staff respond if the need arises to protect the attends to their personal needs on the health and safety of children in care. premises. Weight #5 (13) See WAC 170-296A-1925 for additional supervision requirements for An early learning provider must have and assistants and volunteers. follow a policy for observing and evaluating early learning program staff. The purpose is WAC 170-296A-2350 to provide meaningful feedback to the Policies provider about how well staff is performing (1) The licensee must have written their duties and to inform decisions policies for: regarding professional development. (b) Program and staff. Observations, evaluations and feedback (2) The licensee must submit all must be kept confidential and in the staff policies and revisions of policies to the member’s employment file. Weight #4 department.
auditory range of an assistant or volunteer fourteen years to sixteen years old, and must be available and able to respond. When the licensee or primary staff person is the only supervisor, the assistant or volunteer may be in visual or auditory range for brief periods of time while the licensee or primary staff person attends to their personal needs on the premises. WAC 296A-5750 Supervising staff (12)When the licensee or primary staff person is supervising staff, be: (a) Aware of what staff are doing; and (b) Available and able to respond if the need arises to protect the health and safety of children in care. (13) See WAC 170-296A-1925 for additional supervision requirements for assistants and volunteers. WAC 170-296A-2350 Policies (1) The licensee must have written policies for: (b) Program and staff. (2) The licensee must submit all policies and revisions of policies to the department. Center Director, Assistant Director, Program Supervisor or Lead Teacher at all times. Weight NA The Family Home Licensee, Center Director, Assistant Director, Program Supervisor or Lead Teacher must be within visual and auditory range of an Instructional Aide, Aide, or Volunteer. The early learning program staff who is supervising must be available and able to respond at any time. Weight #6 When the Family Home Licensee, Center Director, Assistant Director, Program Supervisor, or Lead Teacher is the only supervisory staff, the Assistant Teacher, Instructional Aide, Aide, or Volunteer may be out of visual or auditory range for brief period of time while the supervisory staff attends to their personal needs on the premises. Weight #5 An early learning provider must have and follow a policy for observing and evaluating early learning program staff. The purpose is to provide meaningful feedback to the provider about how well staff is performing their duties and to inform decisions regarding professional development. Observations, evaluations and feedback must be kept confidential and in the staff member’s employment file. Weight #4
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