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1. jfs.ohio.gov › types-of-child-careTypes of Child Care - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   Family Child Care Type A Homes. 7 to 12 children (or 4 to 12 children if 4 children are under 2 years of age) cared for in the provider's home. The provider's own children under 6 years of age must be included in the total count. Family Child Care Type B Homes. 1 to 6 children cared for in the provider's personal home.

2. childrenandyouth.ohio.gov › for-families › earlyChild Care - childrenandyouth.ohio.gov

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   Child Care November 15, 2024 | Agency The Ohio Department of Children and Youth licenses Ohio Early Learning and Development programs and helps caretakers (parents, guardians, or custodians) who are working or in school pay for child care through a variety of programs.

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4. www.childcareaware.org › our-issues › researchOhio State Fact Sheet - Child Care Aware® of America

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   Download the 2020 Ohio State Fact Sheet. The PDF includes info on the number of child care spaces vs. the number of children under age 5; the affordability of child care by type of care and age of child(ren); and the change in the supply of child care programs before and during COVID-19.

5. jfs.ohio.gov › child-care › information-for-familiesInformation for Families - Ohio Department of Job and Family ...

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   Some types of child care must be regulated in Ohio; other types of child care may operate without a license. Ohio Law defines an ODJFS "licensed child care program" as any of the following: a child day care center, a Type A family day-care home, or a Type B family day-care home.

6. education.ohio.gov › Topics › Early-LearningPreschool Licensing | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce

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   Sep 30, 2024 · Ohio Department of Children and Youth is responsible for licensing preschool programs (birth-age 5 not in kindergarten) operated by public schools, eligible community schools, educational service centers, boards of developmental disabilities, and chartered nonpublic schools with multiple grades above kindergarten following Chapter 3301-37 of the Administrative Code Preschool Rules 1-12 ...

7. jfs.ohio.gov › search-for-child-care-programsSearch for Child Care Programs - Ohio Department of Job and ...

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   By clicking on the launch button to the right, you can access ChildCareSearch.Ohio.gov.This site will help you locate the type of early care and education program that meets your needs.

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   How many children can a child care center have in Ohio?

   • The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is informing child care centers across the state through its website about how to apply for the temporary license that is required for these care centers. The state rule is to have no more than six children cared for by any one provider.

   Stay-at-home in Cincinnati: What order means for child ...

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   What is child care according to Ohio law?

   • According to Ohio law, child care is the administering to the needs of infants, toddlers, preschool-age children and school-age children outside of school hours by persons other than their caretakers. This typically occurs in a place other than the child's own home, except for in-home aides who provide child care in the child's own home.

   Child Care In Ohio | Early Learning and Development | Ohio Department

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   Where can I find information on Ohio child care programs?

   • To find information on Ohio child care programs regulated by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and the Ohio Department of Education,\, please visit the 'Search for Early Care and Education Programs' to view if the program participates in publicly funded child care, inspection reports, and other program information.

   Coronavirus Pandemic Child Care Information for Families

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   Who is eligible for publicly funded child care in Ohio?

   • Families who are eligible for publicly funded child care in Ohio can choose to attend any child care provider who has a contract with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services to provide publicly funded child care (PFCC). All programs participating in PFCC must be rated in Ohio’s quality rating and improvement system, Step Up To Quality.

   Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan for State

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   What percentage of Ohio child care programs are highly rated?

   • As of April 2021, 48% of Ohio child care programs are highly rated, according to the Step Up To Quality program.

   Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan for State

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   What is the Ohio State child care program?

   • As an active and integral program of the university community, the Child Care Program also supports Ohio State’s academic mission through learning opportunities for Ohio State students and faculty. Academic activities may include research, class projects, observations and field placement.

   Child Care Program - Human Resources at Ohio State

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9. www.ffyf.org › 07 › 2024-Ohio-State-Fact-Sheet2024 STATE FACT SHEET CHILD CARE & EARLY LEARNING IN OHIO

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   STATE OF CHILD CARE IN OHIO In Ohio, federal and state early learning opportunities serve more than 110,435 children and families,1 or 14% of children ages 5 and under.2 STATE-FUNDED PRE-K 18,000 CHILDREN ENROLLED25 3-AND 4-YEAR- OLDS SERVED26 CHILD CARE & DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CCDBG) 245,973 CHILDREN 5 & UNDER ELIGIBLE16 23