Legal and Regulatory Issues for Child Care Centers
This course, intended for directors and administrators, focuses on legal issues that affect early care and education centers. Participants will gain a greater understanding of legal knowledge needed for effective management. Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to list state and local regulations for child care centers, define state labor laws, develop an appropriate admissions policy for a child care center and create an appropriate questionnaire for new employees.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Carol COLUMBIA, SC –
I’m happy! Thank you for your excellent, obtainable training!
Tamie YOUNGSVILLE, NC –
Thank you!
Jessica DETROIT, MI –
I really enjoyed the video about IDEA. I used to work at an inclusive preschool and really appreciated this information being shared.
Janice DECATUR, GA –
I learned to get the advice from colleagues.
Martha PHOENIX, AZ –
great job.
Teretha RAY CITY, GA –
very good course
Norma PHOENIX, AZ –
Very informative
Kerrie CUSHING, OK –
I liked the information provided and I found it valuable not just as an employee but as a parent too. Thank you for the information, I really appreciate it.
William OWENSBORO, KY –
program was very informative
ROSA ORLANDO, FL –
was real good i like it
Sandra DANBURY, CT –
Very good
Priscilla MERCEDES, TX –
I loved this course there were many things I learned.