Child Care Schedule

Set childcare schedule is when the days and hours of the parent's need activity is consistent and/or stable week to week.

• True

• False

A variable schedule is when the days and hours of the parents need activity have no pattern or predictability. When there is no pattern or predictability identified in the paystubs

• True

• False

Travel Time is approved based on

• Time it takes from provider to parent's need activity

• Time it takes from parent's home to the provider

• Time it takes from the parent's home to the provider and then to the parent's need activity

Travel Time can not exceed what limitations? Multiple answers may apply

• Can not exceed 4 hours a day, unless on public transportation

• Can not exceed half the daily hours approved for need

• Can not exceed 4 hours per day

• Can not exceed the daily hours approved for need

Can Specialist approve Sleep Time on a varied schedule?

• Yes

• No

In order to approve Sleep Time, parent must work a set schedule between what time?

• 12am-6am

• 10pm-6am

• 6pm-10am

• 6pm-12am

When would CES create a Child Care Worksheet?

• At Certification and Recertification only

• For all schedule updates

• Only when hours are decreased

If child is kindergarten eligible, but parent decided not to enroll them this year, can childcare be provided?

• Yes, if parent confirms and CES documents child will not begin kinder this year.

• No, care can not be provided for school aged children

• Only before and after hours child should be in school

When child is certifying and school aged but does not need care during the school year, can we approve care??

• Yes for Normal only

• No they have to receive care for normal and school

• Yes, but only if another child is receiving care consistently

If parent reports new employment and wants hours to change from last Monday, can CES approve this?

• Yes, as long as we can get documentation of new need

• No, CDA does not backdate, hours would be changed going forward when all documents are submitted and processed