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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 199 — Protective services for children -- adoption

199.8941 Monetary incentives for child-care facilities -- Professional development.

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(1)To the extent that funds are available, the Cabinet for Health and Family Services,
in consultation with the Early Childhood Advisory Council, shall, by administrative
regulation promulgated in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A, establish a program
of monetary incentives including but not limited to an increased child-care subsidy
and a one-time merit achievement award for child-care centers and certified family
child-care homes that are tied to a quality rating system for child care as established
under KRS 199.8943.
(2)The monetary incentive program shall be reviewed annually by the cabinet, in
consultation with the council, for the purpose of determining future opportunities to
provide incentives.
(3)Participation in the program of monetary incentives and in the quality rating system
by public-funded child-care centers and certified family child-care homes is
mandatory.
(4)The Cabinet for Health and Family Services shall encourage the professional
development of persons who are employed or provide training in a child-care or
early childhood setting by facilitating their participation in the scholarship program
for obtaining a child development associate credential, postsecondary certificate,
diploma, degree, or specialty credential as established under KRS 164.518.
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