Center-based child care Describe which types of Describe which types of Based Child providers are defined as a settings are subject to settings are exempt from Care provider licensed or licensing in your State/Territory licensing in your State/Territory otherwise authorized to A child care program provide child care operated by the board of services for fewer than 24 education of a local public hours per day per child in school; A child care program a non-residential setting, operated by, and whose unless care in excess of employees are paid by, a 24 hours is due to the private school which is run nature of the parent(s)’ solely for educational work. purposes. Such programs shall include kindergartens, pre-kindergarten programs or child care centers that are an integral part of the private educational institution or system offering elementary education in grades through sixth, seventh or eighth which enable enrollment into a high school or secondary school program; and a child care program operating within a geographic area, enclave or facility that is owned and/or operated by the Federal government. Summer camps shall be approved by the New Jersey Department of Health pursuant to N.J.S.A. 26:12-1 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 8:25. For example, some jurisdictions exempt school-based centers, centers operated by religious organizations, summer camps, or Head Start programs. Group Group home child care Describe which types of group Describe which types of group Home Child provider is defined as two homes are subject to licensing homes are exempt from Care or more individuals who licensing
Based Child Care Center-based child care providers are defined as a provider licensed or otherwise authorized to provide child care services for fewer than 24 hours per day per child in a non-residential setting, unless care in excess of 24 hours is due to the nature of the parent(s)’ work. Describe which types of settings are subject to licensing in your State/Territory Describe which types of settings are exempt from licensing in your State/Territory A child care program operated by the board of education of a local public school; A child care program operated by, and whose employees are paid by, a private school which is run solely for educational purposes. Such programs shall include kindergartens, pre-kindergarten programs or child care centers that are an integral part of the private educational institution or system offering elementary education in grades through sixth, seventh or eighth which enable enrollment into a high school or secondary school program; and a child care program operating within a geographic area, enclave or facility that is owned and/or operated by the Federal government. Summer camps shall be approved by the New Jersey Department of Health pursuant to N.J.S.A. 26:12-1 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 8:25. For example, some jurisdictions exempt school-based centers, centers operated by religious organizations, summer camps, or Head Start programs. Group Home Child Care Group home child care provider is defined as two or more individuals who Describe which types of group homes are subject to licensing Describe which types of group homes are exempt from licensing
CCDF%20FY%202014%20-%202015%20Plan%20Preprint%20Purple%20Version%20Feb%202013%20Edition-1%20(508%20compliant)%20052513%20BLACK%20FONT.docx