Texas Minimum Standards for Directors
This course covers portions of the “Texas Minimum Standards for Child-Care Centers,” published by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. Specifically, this course covers the minimum standards that apply to directors. Additionally, directors should take TXMIN101: Texas Minimum Standards for Caregivers, as they are also responsible for the information contained in that course.
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