What Is The Definition Of A Child Care Center?
A Child Care Center provides care for 13 or more children two weeks to 16 years of age, or before and after school care for school-age children. You may receive a license as a Child Care Center even if you care for fewer than 13 children if the program and building meet applicable regulations.
Other Kansas Child Care Information for Providers FAQs
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What Is The Name Of The Agency That Regulates Child Care In Kansas?
A: Child Care Licensing and Registraion of the Kansas Department of Health and Enviroment is responsible for regulating child care providers. -
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Do I Need To Have A License?
A: Yes. Every facility that cares for children under 16 years of age must have a license. There are limited exemptions for temporary summer camps, facilities that care … More -
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Are There Different Types Of Day Care Providers In Kansas? If So, What Are The Types?
A: Kansas classifies child care providers as either a: Family Day Care Home, Licensed Child Care Home, Child Care Center,or Preschool. -
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What Is The Definition Of A Licensed Day Care Home?
A: A Licensed Day Care Home can have up to 10 children with one adult providing care. -
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What Is The Definition Of A Group Day Care Home?
A: A Group Day Care Home can have up to 12 children with two adults providing care. -
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What Is The Definition Of A Preschool?
A: Preschools care for and provide learning experiences for children who are between 30 months of age and the age of eligibility to enter kindergarten. Children may only … More -
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What Fee Do I Have To Pay To Become Licensed?
A: Fees are determined based on the maximum capacity that your facility is licensed for. For Child Care Centers with 12 or fewer children $15. For Child Care Centers with … More -
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Are Child Care Facilities Subject To Inspection?
A: Yes. The state Department of Health and Enviroment and the State Fire Marshall may conduct a safety inspection prior to any provider receiving their license. -
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Do I Have To Undergo A Background Check?
A: Yes. All licensees and potential employees and volunteers, including children over 10 years of age who reside in a Family Child Care Home, must undergo a fingerprint … More -
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How Do I Begin The Licensing Process?
A: All potential child care providers must attend a mandatory orientation session prior to starting the application process. The sessions are run by your local health … More
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