children safe during all All staff counted in child-staff ratio receive training on child Area Manager Environmental Rating Scales activities, including, at a supervision within 7 days of employment and before placed minimum: in child-staff ratio. CPS Health & Safety Checklist (iii) Appropriate indoor and programs, caregivers/teachers will directly supervise outdoor supervision of Daily Classroom Checklist children at all times; children by sight and sound at all times. CPS Monitoring Tools Family childcare settings, caregivers will directly supervise children by sight or sound. When children are sleeping, caregivers may Coordinators Annual Calendar supervise by sound with frequent visual checks. Family Childcare Area Managers sites will have a written supervision plan. (See Kansas Licensing Regulations for Licensing Day Care Homes & Group Day Care Homes for Children. Developmentally appropriate ratios will be met during all hours of operation. (iv) Only releasing children to Staff is educated on policy for child pick up/ release. Center Staff/ Child Care Acknowledgement of Parent an authorized Parent is educated on policy for child pick up/ release using parent Partnership Sites Handbook handbook. A child will not be released to anyone who is not on the Area Manager myhs emergency contact list. CPS File Parents may make changes to the emergency contact list, at any Sign-out documents time, by submitting a written request to the center staff. The written request must contain the full name of the person CPS added, the parent or legal guardian’s signature and the Coordinators date of notification. Staff will request photo identification of any person they do Area Managers not recognize. See 1302.90 (c) (v) All standards of conduct described in §1302.90(c). 6) Hygiene practices. All staff Toileting: Center Staff/ Child Care Professional Development Plans systematically and routinely Toileting facilities meet Federal, State and local regulation and Partnership Sites implement hygiene practices codes. Employee File that at a minimum ensure: Children will be allowed to use the toilet at their request, at any Area Manager (i) Appropriate toileting, hand Monitoring tools washing, and diapering time during the day. CPS procedures are followed; Annual Calendar Toileting is incorporated as part of the daily routine. will assist children, as needed with toileting. Staff and children follow handwashing procedure. CPS Handwashing: Coordinators
children safe during all activities, including, at a minimum: (iii) Appropriate indoor and outdoor supervision of children at all times; All staff counted in child-staff ratio receive training on child supervision within 7 days of employment and before placed in child-staff ratio. programs, caregivers/teachers will directly supervise children by sight and sound at all times. Family childcare settings, caregivers will directly supervise children by sight or sound. When children are sleeping, caregivers may supervise by sound with frequent visual checks. Family Childcare sites will have a written supervision plan. (See Kansas Licensing Regulations for Licensing Day Care Homes & Group Day Care Homes for Children. Developmentally appropriate ratios will be met during all hours of operation. Area Manager CPS CPS Coordinators Area Managers Environmental Rating Scales Health & Safety Checklist Daily Classroom Checklist Monitoring Tools Annual Calendar (iv) Only releasing children to an authorized Staff is educated on policy for child pick up/ release. Parent is educated on policy for child pick up/ release using parent handbook. A child will not be released to anyone who is not on the emergency contact list. Parents may make changes to the emergency contact list, at any time, by submitting a written request to the center staff. The written request must contain the full name of the person added, the parent or legal guardian’s signature and the date of notification. Staff will request photo identification of any person they do not recognize. Center Staff/ Child Care Partnership Sites Area Manager CPS CPS Coordinators Area Managers Acknowledgement of Parent Handbook myhs File Sign-out documents (v) All standards of conduct described in §1302.90(c). See 1302.90 (c) 6) Hygiene practices. All staff systematically and routinely implement hygiene practices that at a minimum ensure: (i) Appropriate toileting, hand washing, and diapering procedures are followed; Toileting: Toileting facilities meet Federal, State and local regulation and codes. Children will be allowed to use the toilet at their request, at any time during the day. Toileting is incorporated as part of the daily routine. will assist children, as needed with toileting. Staff and children follow handwashing procedure. Handwashing: Center Staff/ Child Care Partnership Sites Area Manager CPS CPS Coordinators Professional Development Plans Employee File Monitoring tools Annual Calendar
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