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Chapter 185. Standards for Licensed Child Day CentersRead Chapter
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Legal base
- Section 30
- Purpose and applicability
- Section 40
- Operational responsibilities
- Section 50
- General recordkeeping; reports
- Section 60
- Children's records
- Section 70
- Staff records
- Section 80
- Attendance records; reports
- Section 90
- Parental agreements
- Section 100
- Enrollment procedures of therapeutic child day programs and special needs child day programs
- Section 110
- Individual assessment for therapeutic child day programs
- Section 120
- Individual service, education or treatment plan for therapeutic child day programs
- Section 130
- Immunizations for children
- Section 140
- Physical examinations for children
- Section 150
- Form and content of immunizations and physical examination reports for children
- Section 160
- Tuberculosis screening for staff and independent contractors
- Section 170
- Physical and mental health of staff and volunteers
- Section 180
- General qualifications
- Section 190
- Program director qualifications
- Section 200
- Program directors and back-up for program directors
- Section 210
- Program leader qualifications
- Section 220
- Aides
- Section 230
- Independent contractors; volunteers
- Section 240
- Staff training and development
- Section 250
- Approval from other agencies; requirements prior to initial licensure
- Section 260
- Approval from other agencies; requirements subsequent to initial licensure
- Section 270
- Building maintenance
- Section 280
- Hazardous substances and other harmful agents
- Section 290
- General physical plant requirements for centers serving children of preschool age or younger
- Section 300
- General physical plant requirements for centers serving school age children
- Section 310
- Areas
- Section 320
- Restroom areas and furnishings
- Section 330
- Play areas
- Section 340
- Supervision of children
- Section 350
- Staff-to-children ratio requirements
- Section 360
- Daily activities
- Section 370
- Daily activities for infants
- Section 380
- Daily activities for toddlers and preschoolers
- Section 390
- Daily activities for school age children
- Section 400
- Behavioral guidance
- Section 410
- Forbidden actions
- Section 420
- Parental involvement
- Section 430
- Equipment and materials
- Section 440
- Cribs, cots, rest mats, and beds
- Section 450
- Linens
- Section 460
- Swimming and wading activities; staff and supervision
- Section 470
- Pools and equipment
- Section 480
- Swimming and wading; general
- Section 490
- Preventing the spread of disease
- Section 500
- Hand washing and toileting procedures
- Section 510
- Medication
- Section 520
- Over-the-counter skin products
- Section 530
- First aid training, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and rescue breathing
- Section 540
- First aid and emergency supplies
- Section 550
- Procedures for emergencies
- Section 560
- Nutrition and food services
- Section 570
- Special feeding needs
- Section 580
- Transportation and field trips
- Section 590
- Transportation for nonambulatory children
- Section 600
- Animals and pets
- Section 610
- Evening and overnight care
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