20% Rule Amendments: Current Title 22 regulations include unfair restrictions on the licensee's ability to be offsite. CFCCN was promised help to amend this regulation three times without results. We are not giving up! Please read about out 20% Rule Project under "Our Projects".
A one-pager with tips on how to use words well to persuade. Link
Proposed regulations for the California State Preschool Program are not friendly for family child care participation. Many barriers exist! Read CFCCN's comments that were submitted 10/19/21 here.
Safe Sleep Regulations: The Safe Sleep Regulations were approved by the Office of Administrative Law and effective as of August 19, 2020. We had submitted many comments during the comment period. Amendments were made that will allow assistants to help meet new requirements. We were not successful in persuading the Department of Social Services to limit 15 minute sleep inspections to children under one year of age. Some requirements are for infants under one year, some are for infants up to age 2 years and some are for all children in care. To see the regulations that b
On January 23, the Learning Policy Institute released Building an Early Learning System that Works: Next Steps for California. This new report complements the Learning Policy Institute’s earlier report on early care and education (ECE), Understanding California’s Early Care and Education System, which provides a comprehensive overview of the state’s ECE system. The earlier report found that California’s ECE system is complex and fragmented, and fails to provide hundreds of thousands of children with the quality early learning experiences they need.
CFCCN is making flyers available about language exemptions for the Mandated Reporter Training that is required per AB 1207. We decided that we should be proactive and make sure providers know that they may be exempt from the requirement to take the training. People who have difficulty understanding English are not required to take the training if it only available in English. Oscar Tang, our Asian Outreach Chair developed a flyer in Chinese and in English with the help of the Child Care Law Center. Yessika Magdalen, our Hispanic Outreach Chair translated the flyer into Spanish.
No Content - Under Development